I love using hair sticks! These new hairstyles are going to bring so much variety into my hair stick routine. I usually just go for a regular bun. Thanks!!
Aaah, hairsticks. I absolutely adore them, and use them almost dayly. It's the only way I can put my hair up for an entire day without getting a headache.
Our neighbourhood had a Japanese gift store in the 70’s, they sold gorgeous lacquered chopsticks that were perfect for this. Japanese chopsticks are more pointed, so they work great for hair.
Great video! Your hair looks very cool with these hairsticks. I used to wear hair sticks in the late 80s and in the 90s, but I always forget about them! I still have them, so I guess they are "vintage" now haha! Your video inspired me to get out my old sticks & use them again :)
I have just bought a hair fork and love putting my hair up with it! For the first time putting my hair up doesn't hurt my scalp by the end of the day, it's WAY more secure than an elastic band and it looks lovely, too. Can't wait to try these other styles, too. Thanks for sharing!
I know this is 2 years old now at this point, but I just wanted to say thanks so much Lucy! I have wanted to use hairsticks for so long now, but every type of bun I tried from other videos would never stay and just fell out. The second one here is the ONLY one that I've found that actually works for me! Thank you!!
You want to make sure you get tension when placing the sticks in. Keep practicing, you'll get it. If there isn't tension, then it most likely will fall out. What I do is take a hair stick, make a french twist, point the tip down towards your feet, then the pointed edge goes up through the twist, down into the little "nest" and you've got it. You'll know you've found the "nest" because there's a little pouch kind of feeling.
You need to have the right length, right style hairstick, and the right technique. What kind of hair do you have, how long is it, and what kind of hairstick are you using?
@@miriya7413 Anything shoulder length you can start using hairsticks. Ideal hair length is very fluid, but pretty much whatever length you're happy with, and you can do the styles you want to. Ideal hair type isn't a factor with hairsticks or hair combs. You just need to make sure you're buying the right sticks and combs, for the length and type of hair that you have.
Thank you for making this video and showcasing such a great company! Just ordered a pair of the pendans and I can't wait to use them! I'm a bartender, so always have to have my hair up, and I just love the soft, relaxed look of hair held up by hair sticks.
I have NEVER been able to get the hang of french braiding. I know it takes practice but do you have any good techniques for a simple french braid? Especially on yourself? It's so pretty, so I'd love to get it down!
i remember when i started.. i first tried french braiding on one side of my front parting and then add that braid into my ponytail.. Had to practice so much to get it neat.. Once I had the technique down, i started french braiding my whole head of hair.. It took a lot of practice.. Best time for practice is at night when you have to do your hair before bed.. .. If EASY is what you want, try starting your french braids closer to the nape of your neck.. Like, start french braids from a lower point and go higher as you get better.. The higher you go, the thinner you'll have to make your partings, which is kind of hard to control but the technique is the same..
For me, it took a LOT of REPETITIONS before I got it pat down. SInce it takes endurance and strength, I've to strategize by holding the whole braid with one hand to let the other hand rest down and alternate; the hand holding the braid will have to semi-rest on the head or a table/wall. Another tip is from my experience is how I visualize doing the braid while doing the braid; I close my eyes rather than open them. I let my hands feel where the strand will have to go. It's like how Blind people have more acute sense of feeling through their body . Dutch Braid is easier to do on self though; it is the inverse of French Braid and the braid is much more prominent.
I recommend watching the French braid videos that Torrinpaige has. There are two (I think), one on how to French braid and one called the French braid revisited. Anyway, adding hair to both outer strands at the same time, then braiding them helps. Also to avoid the foofy bit around the nape of your neck you may find crossing the last two sections of hair before adding them to the strands is the key. I am not explaining myself very well. Torrinpaige does it better. She also explains how to hold the strands. If you have not got enough time to watch both just watch the French braid revisited, which is less detailed.
I've been using chopsticks for a simple twisted bun--I can't wear buns without some form of hairstick. Thank you Loepsie for showing different hairstyles using hairsticks, I really appreciate it and will definitely give them a try :D
Your old tutorials of hair sticks saved my life (French antenna and Chinese Bun) when my hair was waist length and not using any producy for hold (Harcore LHC er at the time too :P). Even tho my hair is shoulder length I still manage to do a french braid and weave the stick though and tuck my ends nicely! Genius and holds like a rock! Other styles like nautilus and wraps my hair laughs at, it is sooo slipery!
I have fairly long hair and have never used hair sticks in my life. I've just never been able to get them to work. I'm going to the Ren Fair tomorrow with the plan to buy hair sticks and thanks to your video, I'm going to have an easier time learning how to use them. Thank you!
Thank you! I was able to do it after watching your video :) I think when you said “scrape across my scalp”, that really helped me understand what to do, otherwise I probably would’ve just pushed it through the middle and it wouldn’t have worked. Thanks again!
I'm new to using hair sticks and it seems so easy, but at the same time I'm slowly learning that my hair is both too thick and too short (at the moment) to work, so I'll be back when I get another few inches! Thanks for the tips! I'm sure they'll work wonders when I can finally use them.
My hair is long, straight, and fine like yours, and almost the same natural color. It got thinner after menopause. Your bangs are so beautiful! I like a very light fringe that sometimes I can do myself.
Usually, I just do a regular bun when I use hair sticks. But these styles look like so much fun. Actually, I have used a pencil at my desk at work in place of hair sticks with that french twist. It always astounds my shorter haired co-workers that I can put my long hair up with just a pencil.
I watched your video a while back and really loved this idea... since then I used a pencil for a while... then I ordered a sandalwood carved hair stick... it was beautiful but fell out of my hair because my hair is fine and slippery & the wood is very smooth so it doesn't grab the hair at all... then I ordered a sterling silver two-prong hair stick that was costly but extremely beautiful... it is quite short... I am learning how to use it but found immediately that no pressure can be put on it because the prongs bend very easily... I am going to order some more different hair sticks... also I tried using the "orange sticks" that one can buy for doing manicure and they work wonderful especially using two sticks... Thanks for a great video.... Your hair sticks are different because of the wide part in the middle.... maybe that is what I need for my very slippery hair... My hair is waist-length but thin and fine.
I love hair sticks.. Use them every day! My every day way to make it is the first updo you show in the video. (the one after the cinnamon bun) That offers an amazing hold of your hair, especially if you do that after having braided your hair
I’ve been using hair sticks for a year or two now,and I love how they are so hair friendly. My current favourite hairstick is ox bone,because it’s literally indestructible.
Thanks SO much!! I also have fine hair and my hair won't hold many of the up-dos and/or hair accessories I've tried. Fingers crossed for some luck with these. Have a lovely day and Hello from Ontario, Canada :)
Wow. Very nice. I was looking for these kinds of styles for a very long time as I have a great fascination for hair sticks. Thank you very much. Love from India.❣❣❣
I'm so glad I found this video. I've been wondering how to do other kinds of buns with hair sticks. The only way I knew before watching this video was the pencil trick.
I’ve got really long, thick hair and hair sticks are the only way I can put my hair up and have it stay! I’ve broken many a bobby pin and hair elastics in my day, but hair sticks always have my back!
I just got a Chinese sword hair pin, had no idea how to use it but a while back I got a wire with a hair pin stick and put my hair in a bun and it fell out but Thanks to this video I can use it but I don't know where it is right now so I'll just stick with my hair pin sword!!!! Hopefully! Anyway I want to try the twist stick bun. But I'm wanting to try the French bun braid different than just putting it into a bun... I'd like to stick the sword into the French braid.. hopefully that will work!!!! I'm trying to go the easy route on my hair fall and having a healthier scalp while looking fashionably fresh lol !
i would love to be able to do these! my hair is sadly too thick and i would need at least another 5-6 inches in order to be able to try out these styles 😞(my hair is about 21in from root to end). Although i did already order a hair stick and a hair fork i will need to find some half up/half down styles. I cant wait to be able to try these!
Thanks for making this video I'm finally able to put my hair in a bun with hair sticks 👍 most of the videos put there just meant for people with longer hair 🙄
I loved the French braid. I just got my first pair of hair sticks and I'm really excited. I've been wanting to wear hair sticks since forever and I can't believe I'm just now doing it. I just bought these really cute mushroom hair sticks and I really want a pair of swords, too.... Now I'm just thinking of what all I can stick in my hair now. lol I understand the Qin Dynasty now! Pile it on! It'll look fabulous. lol
Thank you for this! I’ve been trying to figure out how Angelina Jolie wrapped her hair up to preserve her curls in that one Mr and Mrs Smith scene for the longest!
Haha just one day after your video I posted my video hairstyles with a pencil! I didnt know your channel yet. So many hairstyles to do with sticks. Yours were totally diffrent from mine. Nice to meet you!!
Tried number 2, paused the video, finished doing it, started the video when you do the release hair thing, try it, hair falls back smoothly- my face in the mirror: :D YAYY
Oh my goodness! I did the last one and its so much easier than i thought it would be!! This is awesome! In my 25 years this is the first time i thought about doing my hair with hair sticks and its just SO MUCH more practical than a hairband or hairclip
I love hairsticks. I have a collection Is the only thing that can handle with my curly hair .Because of it I need hairsticks larger than normal .Congrats and thanks 😘
Check out "The Pretty Shepherd" on You Tube. She is a joy to watch! A young woman in Hungary with hair down to her knees. Besides hair she teaches about folkloric and antique clothing
My hair is really slippery and I just can’t get it to stay up for more than 30 min in a stick, even my friends who are pretty efficient in hair stick styles can’t figure anything out! I really love them though and I think they are pretty, so any tips are appreciated
I used to make hair ties with plants lol I felt bad people would use leather and metal it’s just interesting how hair accessories are a thing to use cuz we are creatures too and animal don’t care about styling their fur 😂like we do
That is a lazy wrap bun, not the nautilus. The nautilus has a twisted start (the "talk to the hand" motion), which is what makes it able to be held on its own for some hair types. My hair will stay for about 3 seconds with a nautilus sans stick, but a LWB will not stay at all. There is no way for it to hold itself. So they're similar, but not the same bun!
I'm in my late sixties with hair past my backside I've always had long hair, I worship in an international known uniformed church known for brass bands, social care,homelessness and charity, I play in the band etc I have tried so so many ways to hold hair in place from hundreds of hair line to double combs, but I always go back to these hair sticks, if your not wanting to spend lots on trying them out but some cheap ones on eBay I own them ranging in price from cheap to I don't want to admit too
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I love using hair sticks! These new hairstyles are going to bring so much variety into my hair stick routine. I usually just go for a regular bun. Thanks!!
Aaah, hairsticks. I absolutely adore them, and use them almost dayly. It's the only way I can put my hair up for an entire day without getting a headache.
i use a very long ornate chopstick as hair stick. My local asian 1$ has them, and they are really useful and pretty.
Tf is a “local Asian” ??
@@weaselqueen220 lol they mean local asian dollar store. see the 1$ after local asian?
Our neighbourhood had a Japanese gift store in the 70’s, they sold gorgeous lacquered chopsticks that were perfect for this. Japanese chopsticks are more pointed, so they work great for hair.
@@alien_et lmaoo i think they mean hair sticks. I don't chopsticks are traditionally used for hairstyles. I'm not sure tho
@@alien_et I mean if the chopstick is fancy enough, that's like asking why someone would use cutlery (like a fancy plate) as decor
Great video! Your hair looks very cool with these hairsticks. I used to wear hair sticks in the late 80s and in the 90s, but I always forget about them! I still have them, so I guess they are "vintage" now haha! Your video inspired me to get out my old sticks & use them again :)
I have just bought a hair fork and love putting my hair up with it! For the first time putting my hair up doesn't hurt my scalp by the end of the day, it's WAY more secure than an elastic band and it looks lovely, too. Can't wait to try these other styles, too. Thanks for sharing!
I love these! I feel so elegant when I have my hair up with hair sticks. Thanks for the great video!
I know this is 2 years old now at this point, but I just wanted to say thanks so much Lucy! I have wanted to use hairsticks for so long now, but every type of bun I tried from other videos would never stay and just fell out. The second one here is the ONLY one that I've found that actually works for me! Thank you!!
I've been looking for some good stick tutorials!! Please do more hair stick styles in the future
This is my first time using these hair sticks and following your tutorial really helped me. Thank you!😆
More please! Love hair sticks and I have fine hair so it's hard to find styles that stay.
French twist one is my favorite! It’s really really secure, but it’s so tight it almost hurt a little bit. I also really like the French braid one
These hairstyles are beautiful and you make them look so easy. Your French braid was particularly lovely 😍
No matter how many times I try, whenever I let go of the bun with the stick through it, it just all falls apart instantly
You want to make sure you get tension when placing the sticks in. Keep practicing, you'll get it. If there isn't tension, then it most likely will fall out. What I do is take a hair stick, make a french twist, point the tip down towards your feet, then the pointed edge goes up through the twist, down into the little "nest" and you've got it. You'll know you've found the "nest" because there's a little pouch kind of feeling.
You need to have the right length, right style hairstick, and the right technique.
What kind of hair do you have, how long is it, and what kind of hairstick are you using?
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@@OhPerson8683 what is the ideal length and hair type and hair stick?
@@miriya7413 Anything shoulder length you can start using hairsticks.
Ideal hair length is very fluid, but pretty much whatever length you're happy with, and you can do the styles you want to.
Ideal hair type isn't a factor with hairsticks or hair combs. You just need to make sure you're buying the right sticks and combs, for the length and type of hair that you have.
Thank you for making this video and showcasing such a great company! Just ordered a pair of the pendans and I can't wait to use them! I'm a bartender, so always have to have my hair up, and I just love the soft, relaxed look of hair held up by hair sticks.
I have NEVER been able to get the hang of french braiding. I know it takes practice but do you have any good techniques for a simple french braid? Especially on yourself? It's so pretty, so I'd love to get it down!
Jennifer Grove me too! I totally second this, I'd love a tutorial for a French braid, maybe a Dutch braid too ;)
i remember when i started.. i first tried french braiding on one side of my front parting and then add that braid into my ponytail.. Had to practice so much to get it neat..
Once I had the technique down, i started french braiding my whole head of hair.. It took a lot of practice..
Best time for practice is at night when you have to do your hair before bed..
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If EASY is what you want, try starting your french braids closer to the nape of your neck.. Like, start french braids from a lower point and go higher as you get better.. The higher you go, the thinner you'll have to make your partings, which is kind of hard to control but the technique is the same..
Thank you!!
For me, it took a LOT of REPETITIONS before I got it pat down. SInce it takes endurance and strength, I've to strategize by holding the whole braid with one hand to let the other hand rest down and alternate; the hand holding the braid will have to semi-rest on the head or a table/wall.
Another tip is from my experience is how I visualize doing the braid while doing the braid; I close my eyes rather than open them. I let my hands feel where the strand will have to go. It's like how Blind people have more acute sense of feeling through their body .
Dutch Braid is easier to do on self though; it is the inverse of French Braid and the braid is much more prominent.
I recommend watching the French braid videos that Torrinpaige has. There are two (I think), one on how to French braid and one called the French braid revisited. Anyway, adding hair to both outer strands at the same time, then braiding them helps. Also to avoid the foofy bit around the nape of your neck you may find crossing the last two sections of hair before adding them to the strands is the key. I am not explaining myself very well. Torrinpaige does it better. She also explains how to hold the strands. If you have not got enough time to watch both just watch the French braid revisited, which is less detailed.
I've been using chopsticks for a simple twisted bun--I can't wear buns without some form of hairstick. Thank you Loepsie for showing different hairstyles using hairsticks, I really appreciate it and will definitely give them a try :D
I can't even wear a bun with a rubber band, but hair sticks do the trick, and I don't know why. WITCHCRAFT!!
Your old tutorials of hair sticks saved my life (French antenna and Chinese Bun) when my hair was waist length and not using any producy for hold (Harcore LHC er at the time too :P). Even tho my hair is shoulder length I still manage to do a french braid and weave the stick though and tuck my ends nicely! Genius and holds like a rock! Other styles like nautilus and wraps my hair laughs at, it is sooo slipery!
I have fairly long hair and have never used hair sticks in my life. I've just never been able to get them to work. I'm going to the Ren Fair tomorrow with the plan to buy hair sticks and thanks to your video, I'm going to have an easier time learning how to use them. Thank you!
Does this (ruclips.net/video/__RgqJsmX1U/видео.html) help? She has really long hair.
I have used a pencil or a knitting needle in a pinch when I needed to get my hair up and out of the way of my face. :-)
Me, too! My co-workers used to make fun of me when I'd stick a pencil in my hair to hold it back, asking me if I knew what a "pony tail holder" was.
Thank you! I was able to do it after watching your video :) I think when you said “scrape across my scalp”, that really helped me understand what to do, otherwise I probably would’ve just pushed it through the middle and it wouldn’t have worked. Thanks again!
I'm new to using hair sticks and it seems so easy, but at the same time I'm slowly learning that my hair is both too thick and too short (at the moment) to work, so I'll be back when I get another few inches! Thanks for the tips! I'm sure they'll work wonders when I can finally use them.
My hair is long, straight, and fine like yours, and almost the same natural color. It got thinner after menopause. Your bangs are so beautiful! I like a very light fringe that sometimes I can do myself.
Usually, I just do a regular bun when I use hair sticks. But these styles look like so much fun. Actually, I have used a pencil at my desk at work in place of hair sticks with that french twist. It always astounds my shorter haired co-workers that I can put my long hair up with just a pencil.
I watched your video a while back and really loved this idea... since then I used a pencil for a while... then I ordered a sandalwood carved hair stick... it was beautiful but fell out of my hair because my hair is fine and slippery & the wood is very smooth so it doesn't grab the hair at all... then I ordered a sterling silver two-prong hair stick that was costly but extremely beautiful... it is quite short... I am learning how to use it but found immediately that no pressure can be put on it because the prongs bend very easily... I am going to order some more different hair sticks... also I tried using the "orange sticks" that one can buy for doing manicure and they work wonderful especially using two sticks... Thanks for a great video.... Your hair sticks are different because of the wide part in the middle.... maybe that is what I need for my very slippery hair... My hair is waist-length but thin and fine.
Bless you for this video! I have been wanting to learn the technique forever!
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I love hair sticks.. Use them every day! My every day way to make it is the first updo you show in the video. (the one after the cinnamon bun) That offers an amazing hold of your hair, especially if you do that after having braided your hair
Just tried it with a pencil it works. Thanks for the tutorial
Thank you for the tips. I gotta keep trying because these aren't quite working for me. But at least it's super easy to take down to try again!
Wow this is perfect! I just bought some hair sticks. Will definitely try these styles out
I’ve been using hair sticks for a year or two now,and I love how they are so hair friendly. My current favourite hairstick is ox bone,because it’s literally indestructible.
bringing these to male fashion with forged steel and damascus titanium ... fite me.
also, "put the stick in my bun" ... lol, I'm immature AF... >:c
Im looking for hair sticks did these ever get made?
@@tim_nextvolleyball nah, I found some really nice ones on etsy.com and gave up.
@@greedfox7842 haha same. Paid way to much but they are one of a kind and epic.
I've been ordering bone material type of hair sticks. Very Flinstones. :P
I love this idea of hair sticks! Beautiful hair tutorial!
Hallo Lucy!
Thank you for the tutorial! I was born in the Netherlands and my family moved to Canada when I was 7 years old 😊
Thanks SO much!! I also have fine hair and my hair won't hold many of the up-dos and/or hair accessories I've tried. Fingers crossed for some luck with these. Have a lovely day and Hello from Ontario, Canada :)
Wow. Very nice. I was looking for these kinds of styles for a very long time as I have a great fascination for hair sticks. Thank you very much. Love from India.❣❣❣
I like that you did this video and hope that you do more videos with hair sticks.
Just done the french twist one. Not sure it suits me, but t worked first time so yay!
I'm so glad I found this video. I've been wondering how to do other kinds of buns with hair sticks. The only way I knew before watching this video was the pencil trick.
I’ve got really long, thick hair and hair sticks are the only way I can put my hair up and have it stay! I’ve broken many a bobby pin and hair elastics in my day, but hair sticks always have my back!
Thanks for the tips and tricks. I always wondered how to use hair sticks!
Love it, the two vids I’ve ever seen on this channel was a Celtic studies talk and this 😂
oh this is so fun! I just got a fun one that looks like a sword! :D
Oh my gosh I love these styles so much! Thanks for sharing! ❤️
I just got a Chinese sword hair pin, had no idea how to use it but a while back I got a wire with a hair pin stick and put my hair in a bun and it fell out but Thanks to this video I can use it but I don't know where it is right now so I'll just stick with my hair pin sword!!!! Hopefully! Anyway I want to try the twist stick bun.
But I'm wanting to try the French bun braid different than just putting it into a bun... I'd like to stick the sword into the French braid.. hopefully that will work!!!! I'm trying to go the easy route on my hair fall and having a healthier scalp while looking fashionably fresh lol !
Love the ideas! I will look for the sticks. They will work better than pencils which is what I’ve used before.
Looove the twist!! I’m buying stocks NOW! They also look so unique
Bro this is the best tutorial ever (apart from the braid one cos i jus cant do braids cos im jus dumb) :D
I generally just plait my hair and then twist it around my hair stick. It holds super well and is fuss free.
I love that beautiful pink blouse you are wearing!!!
Wow great video... Thanks so much!
Thanks for your video... I am just learning about using hairsticks...
i would love to be able to do these! my hair is sadly too thick and i would need at least another 5-6 inches in order to be able to try out these styles 😞(my hair is about 21in from root to end). Although i did already order a hair stick and a hair fork i will need to find some half up/half down styles. I cant wait to be able to try these!
Thanks for making this video I'm finally able to put my hair in a bun with hair sticks 👍 most of the videos put there just meant for people with longer hair 🙄
Out there*
I loved the French braid. I just got my first pair of hair sticks and I'm really excited. I've been wanting to wear hair sticks since forever and I can't believe I'm just now doing it.
I just bought these really cute mushroom hair sticks and I really want a pair of swords, too.... Now I'm just thinking of what all I can stick in my hair now. lol
I understand the Qin Dynasty now! Pile it on! It'll look fabulous. lol
Thank you for this! I’ve been trying to figure out how Angelina Jolie wrapped her hair up to preserve her curls in that one Mr and Mrs Smith scene for the longest!
Wow very good video!
I use my hairsticks to curl my hair :D But since I've cut my hair, it's too short to use them.
Haha just one day after your video I posted my video hairstyles with a pencil! I didnt know your channel yet. So many hairstyles to do with sticks. Yours were totally diffrent from mine. Nice to meet you!!
Tried number 2, paused the video, finished doing it, started the video when you do the release hair thing, try it, hair falls back smoothly- my face in the mirror: :D YAYY
Oh my goodness! I did the last one and its so much easier than i thought it would be!! This is awesome! In my 25 years this is the first time i thought about doing my hair with hair sticks and its just SO MUCH more practical than a hairband or hairclip
The best one to use for thick hair that won’t stay up easily is the French twist. I can’t get the other ones to stay in less I use like 2 or 3.
Where do you find those hair sticks? Loving the hair dos and want to get some good sticks, these are the best ones by far
Love these looks 💕
Can please do a video on different types of braids
I use this stick daily to tie my long hairs. Feels much better than clips.
I’m a complete beginner, but time I try it, the ends of my hair poke put everywhere. How do i pin these down?
I love hairsticks. I have a collection Is the only thing that can handle with my curly hair .Because of it I need hairsticks larger than normal .Congrats and thanks 😘
Very helpful!
thanks this was super helpful
myhair is shorter and i got some of these.. i cant wait for it to grow out!
I still can’t find anyone doing a tutorial for really long THICK hair 😩🤦🏼♀️
I know right!
They make wavy ones but if you dont want that you can do the weaving technique like she said. You need a long stick though.
Check out "The Pretty Shepherd" on You Tube. She is a joy to watch! A young woman in Hungary with hair down to her knees. Besides hair she teaches about folkloric and antique clothing
this is the first one i've found for thin hair 😭😭
Does this (ruclips.net/video/__RgqJsmX1U/видео.html) help at all? She has really long hair.
Beautiful 💖
I like your bangs.
I am sick of having to repurchase hairbands all the time, I might give these hairsticks a try!
Do you know of any shop in the Netherlands where you can get hair sticks? I'd rather not order online from China if I can get them here somewhere :)
THANK YOU
My hair is really slippery and I just can’t get it to stay up for more than 30 min in a stick, even my friends who are pretty efficient in hair stick styles can’t figure anything out! I really love them though and I think they are pretty, so any tips are appreciated
Great video! My hair is relatively thick with long layers. Would the layers prevent me from using hair sticks?
3 years late but if ur layers r not above ur shoulders, ur probably fine
How does anyone French braid their own hair without their arms falling off? Or do I just have too much, too coarse hair?
maybe do arm workouts to strengthen your muscles lol
thank you queen
So cool
Muy hair will not stay quiet with only those sticks, it's super rebel hehehe but you look so cute. Love
Thak youuuuu!! So prretty.
Ilove you continue your Video
I used to make hair ties with plants lol I felt bad people would use leather and metal it’s just interesting how hair accessories are a thing to use cuz we are creatures too and animal don’t care about styling their fur 😂like we do
Which brand are these? I cannot clearly hear what you say....
SAYA, there's a link in the description box :)
@@Loepsie Thank you!
Thats cute
Cool
I love the sticks, where did you get them?
😘😘 nice ....supercool
the only technique that works for me is the french twist. My hair is probably too fine, short and smooth for the other techniques.
That is a lazy wrap bun, not the nautilus. The nautilus has a twisted start (the "talk to the hand" motion), which is what makes it able to be held on its own for some hair types. My hair will stay for about 3 seconds with a nautilus sans stick, but a LWB will not stay at all. There is no way for it to hold itself. So they're similar, but not the same bun!
Oops! I was unsure about that one twist as I was doing it, seems I picked the wrong option after all
Has anyone said you look like Daniel Radcliffe? Pretty rad
Ilove you lam from lraq
I think that hair sticks break the hair when you push them into the bun
I'm in my late sixties with hair past my backside I've always had long hair, I worship in an international known uniformed church known for brass bands, social care,homelessness and charity, I play in the band etc I have tried so so many ways to hold hair in place from hundreds of hair line to double combs, but I always go back to these hair sticks, if your not wanting to spend lots on trying them out but some cheap ones on eBay I own them ranging in price from cheap to I don't want to admit too
I used to do this at work when I wanted my hair out of the way but all I had on hand was a pencil.
I didnt feel comfortable with a hair stick. It wasnt sticking rather it begged to come out. Although it did look nicer on my hair too😲🙄
I have tried so many times and I cannot for the life of me get this down