Cute Bangs for a Round Face. 💇🏽‍♀️

My hair type is kinky/curly with some frizz. 1 & 2: For this look, I start off by brushing out my hair for a more “straight fro” look. I detangle my hair with a spritz of water (in the green spray bottle I reused from Saje) and some of the GRAYDON - Intimacy Oil This oil is nice and light, containing hemp seed oil, adding a light sheen to the hair without being overbearing in scent nor consistency. 3. Then I bunch up all of my hair into the center top of my head and 4. as I’m tying up my hair, I let a bit of my hair ends hang outside of the scrunchie. I love this hairstyle as my go-to party look because I look fun and classy without having to worry about my hair getting super frizzy and sticking to my face over the course of the night, like when I’m dancing or you know 🤪

Creating texture, especially on short hair, can be tricky and downright frustrating if you don't know how to encourage texture properly. As someone who has naturally curly texture, it has been easy for me to create that desired piecey look. For those of you whose hair resists texture at all costs, I will go as much into detail as possible to help encourage texture within your hair. To get this look you need: KENRA PROFESSIONAL - Platinum Texturizing Taffy 13 ORIBE - Dry Texturizing Spray How to: Start with clean towel-dried hair and begin blow-drying your pixie from the crown to your front hairline in a forward motion. Don't use a brush to blow dry, just use your fingers to rake through your hair. If you can, blow dry your hair following its natural growth pattern (wherever your hair wants to lay naturally), this will give you the best results and prevent any resistance from any unruly areas. Once your hair is about 90% dry (still damp/cool to the touch), grab your Platinum Texturizing Taffy and add a fingernail size to your palm (just go by the size of your nail on your pointer finger). Rub your hands together to distribute and melt product; this will ensure even distribution onto your hair. Rake fingers through your hair in a forward and backward motion. Don't be afraid to make your hair super crazy to ensure you get the product all over (you should look like you just got electrocuted). After you are finished applying, brush your fingers through your hair following your natural growth pattern to tame the craziness and begin blow-drying until hair is 100% dry. To add the finishing touches, take your Dry Texturizing Spray and apply it to the roots through the midshaft of your hair. Do this in sections working your way back to your crown. Using your fingertips, shake, and massage hair at the roots to encourage volume. Tip: For extra texture or pieceyness, take a tiny bit of your Platinum Texturizing Taffy on your fingertips and work different sections into a point by pinching and sliding your fingers from midshafts to ends. (if this is confusing let me know and I will post a demonstration) Feel free to share your finished styles or comment with any questions!

I recently cut half my hair off 😅, so I’m learning different styles I can do for my new length! this is my newest obsessions! flipped out sleek with a side part + barrette! 1. I always start any heat styling with a serum. I’ve been loving function of beauty - Custom Hair Serum which I customized to my hair needs! it’s so silky and I feel like it cuts down drying time, too! 2. next, I blow dry my hair with my mini dryer from the amika set > amika: - Smooth Operator Set Polished Perfection Straightening Brush 2.0, Perk Up Dry Shampoo, Mighty Mini Dryer, the Shield Anti-Humidit this tiny dryer actually replaced my full sized one. it’s SO powerful. even my super thick hair dries so easily and quickly with this little one. 3. using a straightener, I simply flip the ends out. the nice thing about this style is you don’t have to run your straightener through all your hair, just the bottom parts! 4. I love using my barrettes on the sides, either on the heavier part, or the smaller. depends on the look you’re going for! one day I may get bold and put one on each side! lol. no promises. that’s it! this style is actually really easy, it took me like 20 minutes, but I love how polished and fancy it makes me look. have you tried this style? do you want to? lmk!