[MUSIC CHARITY VANCE, "IT'S ALRIGHT"]
Hey everyone.
I'm Mindy from Cute Girls Hairstyles,
and Brooklyn's here helping me today.
Hi, guys.
And we're going to show you how to do what
we're calling the CGH fan bun.
Now this one's a great hairstyle for a second or third day
do, or just a day like today with Brooklyn,
where you're just wanting to hang out
in your t-shirt and some comfy jeans.
You can see Brooklyn's-- show them your arm.
She had surgery this week, so she's still
recuperating from all of that.
So simple do's are perfect for her.
So let's get going.
Now you can see that we've started her hair just
in a ponytail.
We don't want it too-too high on her head.
Just kind of right at the very back point of her head.
And we're going to take the ponytail holder
and just give it a tug like this to loosen it,
just a couple inches away from her head.
And then you're going to reach in and sort of
make a hole, like you're going to flip the whole thing
inside out.
You're going to flip this up.
Reach two fingers through the hole.
I like to use my thumb and pointer.
It's just easier for me.
And grab the hair.
Now when you grab the hair, you want
to make sure that you leave this bump right here sitting here.
You do not want that to come through.
You only want the ends of the hair
to fall through the hole you just created.
And you're going to take this and give it
a tug to tighten that elastic back down again.
And you're going to fan the hair.
And you can make this as big or as small as you really want.
I just like it to fan until you can
see that it just kind of flops on it's own to the sides.
Back here with this, we're going to just comb out the ends.
Divide it in half.
And wrap one side up like this, and around the base.
And then secure the ends with a bobby pin.
Then I'm going to do the same this side.
Strap the hair up, and around.
And take it and hide it with bobby pins.
And then you can just pin as needed
to make sure all those ends stay put.
Go ahead and give this all a big tug again.
And then I'm going to take it and tug those sides down
to bottom part of her hair.
And just grab the edges of them and bobby pin those
down as well.
And you can flip to the front and anything
you're concerned about-- she has some layering in her hair,
so I'm just going to put a bobby pin
or two right here in the front to help
hold all those pieces in.
You can also use a little bit of spray wax to just help secure.
Everything Keep it laying nice and flat.
And you're finished.
Let's do the final spin.
Do, do, da, do.
What did this hairstyle take?
Like 30 seconds?
Yeah, like a minute.
The funny thing is, today I'm getting kind of like Audrey
Hepburn vibes with it.
Totally like fanned so perfectly.
But normally I really do-- like, I wear this to the gym.
And instead of bobby pinning the ends around,
I just tuck them back into an elastic,
and it looks like a great gym do.
This one today, I feel like you could put on a dress
and it would look really cute.
So I guess it's dress up, dress down.
You get to choose.
It's cool.
But it's super simple either way.
It's a simple world.
Easy, easy.
So be sure to give this video a thumbs up.
Leave a comment below if you've ever
had to have a sad surgery like Brooklyn.
I know.
Poor thing.
And be sure to go check out their latest video-- well,
it's not your latest video, but it was the funniest video.
It was pretty funny.
It was a end of the school year what's in our backpack--
Tag-ish video.
And it was pretty funny to see some of the crazy things Bailey
and I had in our backpack.
So if you all relate to that in any way,
you should check out that video.
There will be a box somewhere here, or a link
in the discussion box below.
You got it.
And we'll see you guys next week.
Bye you guys.
Bye.
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You have erasers.
I found all my erasers.
Because look at this sadness.
I have a very special thing I have to show you.
The one pencil I have left.
This is the one I found on the floor in Spanish.
It's all chewed up.
I don't want to know whose mouth has been on this pencil.