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Hi, guys.
So today I've got something really, really cool to show you
all.
I'm going to show you a way to get really, really
lovely tousled festival worthy hair with the Glamoriser
Motorized Waving Wand.
Yeah, this thing actually is motorized.
So you just clip your hair in and it winds it all up for you.
And I'm also wearing some pastel hair extensions just
to give my look a little bit more boho-ness.
So stay tuned if you want to find out how to get the look.
OK, so first of all, I'm going to take my Glamoriser Motorized
Waving Wand and I'm just going to section my hair
into three different sections.
So I'm going to have a section at the front on the left,
a section at the back, also going
to have a section on the right hand side as well.
And what I'm going to do is just take the wand
and I'm going to grab little sections of hair
and I'm just going to click them into the end.
So if you haven't used this before,
it's actually a really cool little styling tool,
because it does all the curling for you.
All you need to do is clip your hair in at the end,
press the button in the direction
that you want the hair to curl, and then
it just winds it up itself.
And then basically, all you need to do
is just wait for about eight seconds
and then it does it's curling thing.
What I really love about this hairstyling tool
is that it creates really nice curls.
They're not too defined.
They're not too all the same looking.
They're a bit random, a bit in between,
and it makes for a really tousled look.
So as you can see, it just creates a really nice springy
little curl.
So personally, I don't really like to wear my hair this tight
and defined.
But what's good about this hairstyle
is that once you've created all your curls,
you can just brush them out and it creates a really nice wave
that just stays in place all day long.
OK.
So now I'm just going to fast forward
through this bit, because I've got
to curl the rest of my hair.
So I'll catch you guys in a sec.
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OK.
So I know I've just fast forwarded through all
of the curling process for you, but I have to say,
this is one of the fastest curling
tools I think I've ever used.
It's even faster than ghd's.
And it obviously just creates this really nice spiral
curl effect, which obviously I wouldn't
wear on a day-to-day basis, but it's a really nice base
to start.
OK.
So the trick when styling your tousled curls
is to just run your fingers through some sections
and to also use a brush to just brush
through other random pieces of hair.
And it creates a really nice, not uniform, bedhead effect.
So to brush your hair extensions through,
you can use a normal soft brush.
But I love to use the Spornette Super Looper
brush, which is the brush I'm using now.
It's just super, super gentle on hair extensions.
So the Spornette Super Looper has these little looped
bristles, which are really, really gentle on hair
extensions and make sure that none of the hair
gets pulled out.
OK, so just to give my tousled waves
even more of a festival friendly, boho, colorful look,
I'm just going to take up some of my old hair extension wefts
which I used a couple of videos ago for my Perrie Edwards
flower braid tutorial which you can actually
see if you click below.
So I'm going to take these ones that are teal in color,
and I'm also going to use some pink hair chalk as well,
just to get a really nice double color effect.
So all you need to do is just basically
continue to stroke the hair chalk all the way down the hair
extension weft until you build up the level of pinkness
that you desire.
OK.
So I'm going to take my pink weft
and I'm just going to section off a piece of hair
and I'm going to clip it onto one of my wefts
that I've already got in place.
And then I'm just going to use my Glamoriser again just
to make it really nice and curly and blend
in with the rest of my hair extensions.
OK.
So now I'm just going to do the exact same thing
on the other side of my head.
Just clip it in place onto my existing hair extension weft,
and then I'm going to grab it and curl up again.
So the key to this look is just to make sure
that you blend your pastel hair extensions
in really, really well with your own hair.
Just rub them, tease them a little bit with your fingers,
just to give it a more boho look,
rather than you've just clipped in a random hair extension
weft.
So no festival would be complete without you very own flower
crown.
And this is one I actually made in one of my previous videos.
So if you'd like to see how to make it,
then just check it out below.
OK, so unfortunately I'm not going
to be going to any more festivals this year,
but if you guys are, I'd love to know
if you try out any of these hair tutorials.
So please do let me know by posting below.
Also don't forget to like, share, and subscribe
if you did enjoy the video.
I'd really, really appreciate it.
So thanks, guys.
I'll see you soon.
Bye.
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