Cómo cortar el flequillo en casa tipo cortina | Valentina Arjona

Hi everybody how are you? Welcome back to a new video, I'm super excited because I'm going to show you how to cut your own bangs and if you're watching this it's because it turned out well, you can relax and follow my instructions if you like the end result. . I wanted to show you from the beginning what I do to cut my bangs at least now, I mean cut a long bang, not quite a short bang, Bardot style I started by washing the front part of my hair, I go to tie the excess I just washed the front because I'm not going to touch the back and don't worry I'm not going to cut all this! but I want to dry it all together to get a real idea of ​​what it will look like, just brush it towards the front.

With a hair dryer and a round brush I am going to start drying the hair by changing sides so that it is straight but as natural as possible, don't add volume or anything like that. If you have straight hair you don't even need to use a brush, your fingers will do or just a detangling brush and brush it in both sides. Now that the hair is dry and falling naturally, it is time to separate the hair that I want to cut. First: Decide how far back or back. how thick you want your bangs to be, you can wear them as thick as you want, but this is too much for me, so I'm going to remove a little bit of hair and start removing it a little at a time until I'm happy with the amount. of hair use the arch of your eyebrows as a guide and create a triangle from there to the top of the parting you made before.

I highly suggest that if you are going to cut your own bangs, always cut them DRY because I can tell you from experience that cutting them wet is the worst idea ever! Usually you think you want it a certain way and you cut it, and when it's dry, suddenly it's too short, that doesn't look good, take your time to do this division so it's exactly how you want to cut, balance the amount of hair so that it is uniform. on both sides take your time until this step is as perfect as possible this seems fine to me and now... ah!

I'm so nervous about this part that I'll trim it to avoid cutting it, but I keep it separate from the last one in case I need to add more hair to the front. I'm going to let it fall normally. as if I already had the fringe and now I separate it from the center of the pupil to the center of the pupil and this is going to be my central cut, aka: the shortest one as you can see, the longest piece is at the back, I'm going to try to balance the hair on each side I better take this part and put it 90 degrees up and I'm going to cut it longer than I think I want because this will give us room to fix it in case we make a mistake.

I think I want it here and I'm making a vertical cut under the fingers with some hair scissors that I only use to cut hair they're not professional just the ones you can but on any beauty product I'm shaking right now now brush it towards down don't lift it off your forehead gently, don't pull hard or hold it with your 2 fingers, turn it halfway, replace the fingers with your non-cutting hand and I'm not going to cut much here because I don't want to shorten it a lot more horizontal cuts and Then start cutting the hair for a smoother look.

These vertical cuts will help you achieve a more fluid, smooth look rather than a very sharp fresh cut. My battery died, but I waited for you to finish this with Me because I need company but we're doing well, don't worry, we've cut and this is how it looks for now, very pretty and now I'm going to separate even more hair from the center and I'll raise this part at 90 degrees. again and start cutting vertically to make it a little bit shorter and make it look more wispy, all good, I already like this, so I'm trimming it and it's time to add the extra hair that we had but not the trimmed ones. so now I'm going to do a middle part (so you can see) and this will be my guide for the rest of the bangs, the trick is to keep it horizontal but pull it diagonally to the opposite side, this means the outer part will be longer that the forward again, horizontally and pull diagonally to the opposite side and this is where you have to cut, vertically do you see how it is better now?

I know it's not perfect because I think it's better to go little by little and fix it than to go too far at the beginning when you're happy with it, start cutting the hair again. I like it! now the other side, horizontally, diagonally before cutting this side further, we need to compare it with the other side. We want both sides to look the same length. They look basically the same to me, so I don't want to cut any longer. from here I got lucky there but I'll do the vertical cuts, this is my curtain and it looks good and now I'm going to add the hair that I had cut to see if it all blends well, and I like it, I don't thin it out.

Will cut more, I like it there. It's a long bang, but you can do the exact same thing and make it shorter (like I do in the end). This is a fantastic bang for every face shape. It is the easiest to maintain, style and style. It grows back when you get bored, it's very easy to let it grow without it looking weird. Now I will show you how to style it so that it looks beautiful. I usually cut it shorter than this and for this I just let it fall down and it looks amazing when you have your hair straight, wavy or in a ponytail with loose hairs in the front the most common or what is in fashion is to style it Bardot style for this, you part it in the middle (it doesn't have to be perfect) and let it fall like a messy, messy curtain with texture to blend with the hair can you see how I'm giving it a curtain shape with my hands?

That's the Bardot style but I also love to wear it with a side part, I think it frames the face very well. Right now everything is super flat but you can also wear it with a side part and a ponytail. My advice is to add a little. of product to give it texture and volume (dry shampoo/hairspray) that's what I like to do. I hadn't done this before, but I saw it on a video and it blew me away. This is a dry shampoo paste, it will do it. It gives it texture and hold, but because the bangs are on the forehead, they tend to get greasy quickly, so this will help keep them neat longer.

I take a little bit and rub it between my hands to warm it up and apply it to my bangs at the end of the hair to give it texture and just a little bit at the roots to give it volume and have the same texture. everywhere on the ends, and the secret is to make it wispy and messy, that's what I like most about the style. I'll confess something, I cut this because I wanted to have side bangs, but I love how it turned out. I'll try to cut it a little more, although I already have the product, I hope I don't ruin it because I love how it looks.

I'm brushing everything forward and I already know what's right and why not remember what we did at the beginning? pupil and pupil TO BE HONEST I don't think I liked the gluing technique because although I love the way it looks I think it leaves a very sticky feeling and I think the cutting part is too much for me, I love it, I love it, I love it . It's exactly what I wanted. I'll try brushing it off to remove most of the product, do my makeup, and then come back to model this new look for you. I ended up washing all my bangs again because I hated that sticky feeling.

I'll use this to show you how I style it from start to finish. An innovative tip for styling your bangs, even if you didn't cut them yourself, is to blow dry them as soon as you get out of the shower, don't leave them on. It dries even for 5 minutes unless you have very straight hair and dries perfectly on its own, so much better! Now I'll put on my makeup and come back guys, that's all for today! I hope you enjoy it a lot, leave me a like and let me know what you think in the comments and don't forget to give me a love on Instagram because I'm uploading even more content there and that's it, see you all. in the next!

Chaolin!