ASMR Bridal Hair Styling🌸 Soft Half Updo with Trailing Back Detail

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AI GeneratedThe stylist creates a soft, bridal-inspired half-up, half-down hairstyle. The process begins with a relaxing atmosphere using crystals and candles, followed by curling the hair with a straightener to create natural waves. The look is completed with a textured bun at the back, volume at the crown, and decorative accessories for a \"Grecian\" aesthetic.
Right, before we begin, I just wanted to light a little candle, do a few little breaths
to really relax us. I brought my selenite cleansing stick out so we can just really cleanse
the room. I want you to be able to feel really, really relaxed after a long busy day today.
Your hair feels wonderful. I just bought this, so gorgeous, handmade. I just found such a cute
little candle store, all essential oils and organic. I'm really in my candle and crystal
era at the moment. I just feel like it sets a mood, just changes an atmosphere.
This has got lavender in it as well, so this is going to really help relax you.
Just close your eyes for me. I just want to do a little
cleanse. Just release any tension that you're carrying in your shoulders.
I do this every morning when I get up, and whether it's just a placebo or not,
it really just starts the day right for me. I feel quite connected to crystals, so
just take a big, deep breath in, and then out, and then one more in. Now, okay, let's get started.
I am going to do a really soft, bridal look, I think like a little up, half up, half down,
a little wavy, maybe a sort of detailed bun in the back here, and I've got some
little accessories to play around with as well. I want it to look soft from the front,
and all the detail to really sit in the back. Okay, let's turn you here so we can get a nice
view. I just feel like your hair has come on leaps and bounds. It's just so thick and shiny
at the moment. So, just check the temperature on this, trying to keep it at medium heat for you.
I love to curl with the straighteners. I just feel like you get such better control
over how the curl works. Nice and soft. Wow, it's curling really easily, really soft. In fact,
I can probably take bigger sections, I imagine. I'm gonna go out with this one. Cute. Just re-going
over those ends. It's all in the detail. There's nothing worse than a curled piece of hair,
and the end is just straight. Take that bit last. I'm gonna go under with these, I think.
Oh, gorgeous. So soft. It's so shiny. What are you using on it at the moment?
I bought actual shampoo and conditioner. It's a brand called Davines. Okay.
It's definitely put some moisture back into it. Just do this section,
and then I'm gonna turn you around anyway. I'm gonna work from this angle. Oh,
August, I forgot. I made you some tea. Lemon and ginger tonight. Oh, thank you. There you go.
Just do this back section, and then I'll work from the front. Oh, I forgot about the fringe.
I get to play with that again. How are you getting on with it? I hate it. Well, make it
look fabulous. Just conscious of this falling onto your... Oh, that feels nice, don't worry.
Oh, okay. There we go. That's not too hard. I'm a little scared of a bit of pain.
It's just sliding through this iron. The texture of it has just completely changed.
You'll have to let me know what you're using so I can purchase it, because I want whatever you've
got. See if I can turn you a little so we can see what we're doing in the mirror. That's better.
I like to go in rather than a uniform direction, just to get a bit more of a messy wave.
I tend to change or alternate the direction in which I curl them, so it just gives
it more of a natural look, I think, because curls like my hair, for example, doesn't all just
curl in one direction. That's cute. And always go under on the top sections
so that you don't get that mark, that line. And I can already tell the end here is going to need
to be done. See how straight that is in comparison to the rest of the hair? So you need to just
do those little pieces separately. Have a little bit there, look. Just grab it and twist it.
How are we going to do the fringe? That's the question.
Keep that separately. We'll do it as one section.
In fact, I think we'll curl this backwards. Yeah, perfect. How was she looking?
So cute. So I'm going to do that as one piece. I'm going to keep quite a lot of the front out
and then the bun is just going to sort of sit at the back. I think probably
most of this is going to stay down. So I'll treat that as one section when I
curl it. A little straight piece there. Last bit here. I'll do that separately.
You can see a little straight line here, and I know that this is going to go back into the bun.
So I'm just going to go back over it with the heat. Most of this is going to be pinned back,
so it's really just the ends that I need curled because they're going to come back here. So
I don't want any lines there. I'm just thinking of a little technique that I think might work
for that fringe. It's going to mean pulling it over. Nope. Nope. So there's a shorter bit.
Who cut this? Who cut this little bad boy? Because I'm just trying to see what technique
that I used. I must have brought it over here, but even still I'm just confused as to what
is going on. That's better. Magic. I thought the other technique was going to work, but
it wasn't in line with the way the fringe was cut, so it didn't work. And now we know.
I feel like, why have I never noticed that tattoo before? I forget about it all. How many times have
I done your hair? Literally. Rochelle has the same one. Does she? So cute. Let's see if we can
get that side the same as the other side. And again, this is going to be going in,
so it's kind of trial and error with the fringe as to how it... Let me take a look at your front
view. Oh, that looks cute. See, it's just styling, isn't it? Can we get it the same?
We will find out in three, two, one. Okay, so this side is much shorter. You do. It's really
annoying, actually, if I'm being perfectly honest. So this side is significantly shorter,
so we are curled. I need over this side. I don't need... I can't tell yet. Yeah, not happy with
that. That's better. That can all get done. So, section off a little crown area. I just want to
I'm going to just create, up the top, a little bit of volume first. I don't want a lot. This is
a really subtle, really simple, half up, half down. Nothing extravagant. Having to go on my
tiptoes here to even see the top, to be honest. Right, now let's section. Section off a nice,
neat piece of crown. Bring you around here. I think about there. That's about right.
Let's measure that up. Almost nailed it. Just see if it meets. It's going to go into a ponytail, so
that is still a bit high, I think. I've doubled up on the elastic band because
your hair is super thick. Right, once that's in the pony, it's pinch and pull time.
My favourite. The difference that a little bit of pinching and pulling makes,
the volume you can create, and the texture. There we go. What do I need? I think some spray.
So, make sure that that's a bit neater, actually.
Just move that there, and that there. Might put a little pin in there, we'll see.
So this is just fun, twisting. Anchor it there. Pull it over here.
Take that out. It's not in properly, so you want to go out and in. So with this, you want to spray,
and you want to cover the bobby pins with the next piece of hair, and you just want to really pinch,
really pinch and pull when we get this
little fella to stay in, because he's really not having any of it right now.
There we go. And then you want your next piece. I'm going to use this, actually. That's better.
That's better. Then you want your next piece. Twist, grab, keep twisting, bring it back.
One's this, so I'm gonna... oh, these little girls are so cute. A bit of spray on there,
because it's lovely and clean, so it's actually quite hard. So I'm going to anchor it here,
and keep bringing it back here, covering this. Stick that in there, so you can't see it.
And I just want to pull some of this out, and pinch and pull, so you've got some pins hiding.
It's quite nice to leave some pieces out, to just full. Or you can use pieces like this,
to sort of cover up any bobby pins. So I think this one's going to come over here.
And you just keep repeating this, really, until you build on it. The key,
my head's in the way here, of the light. I'm going to leave some of this
out, actually. Definitely going to pin that round, though, so he doesn't want to go in there,
and it's quite annoying. But I was going to do all of this, but I think I'm going to leave
some out, actually. I'm just going to leave a little bit of the bottom out. So I'm going to...
Ah, perfect. Wrap that right across the bottom here. It's difficult to see from this angle.
Let me have a good look. Why do you look like a... It'll come to me.
Just put a little bit of that up higher. It's just your skin, it's just
sickeningly perfect. That was a compliment, by the way. There was just a hint of resentment in there.
Okay, I know for sure that this needs detail in the back, so
let's have a look. We could do this kind of twirled in and amongst the ruffled,
or I'm just thinking, is this gonna... No, I think this could work. Or we could...
I feel like these are a bit much. They kind of go with the top, though. We could just
put a couple of the baby ones in. I think this. What do you think? I'm going to pop this in,
and then we're going to get to those finishing touches. It's such a shame you don't have eyes
over here. You can't see the... God knows how long that's been like that for.
This has all just gone very wrong, hasn't it? So here we are. The thing about these fiddly little
things is how do we make them stay? That's generally the problem.
I think some bobby pins are required. A little pin, a little hook, a little tuck-tuck.
I think what might be cute as well is a little bit... Oh, I lost my bobby pin.
There's a little bit sort of trailing down the middle there, and my bobby pins are there as well.
So I'm going to pin this here, and then that can kind of fall with the rest
of the hair. Okay. It's such a shame you can't see the back because it looks so cute.
It's giving real Grecian... Grecian is the only word I can muster up, but that's what it's giving.
I know you don't like this fringe, but I honestly just love it.
Forward, forward for sure. I think that looks perfect.
