This is a new twist on an old book, New Hollywood twist. For the most fullness, set the entire head with medium size hot rollers. It just gives them lovely movement. And I like to use these silver clips. So the front there is left flat. And the little picture at the bottom, you can see the crown poof that we're going for.

So get it really good tees in there close to the scalp and then a whole section. So you're gonna draw part of that front back and almost tucking around and under and pushing up to pin it just under that. Nice full poof. Now on the other side, you're going to grab all the hair, on the air and in the front and just start forming and twisting it in. It is messy. It is loopy.

This is the look of this style. There's n sticking out, you want to just grab wherever the bulk of that is, and pin it there on the right, look at that right picture. Step five, pin it into that section. And then the very bottom, you're going to hold it out and twist it, and then just tuck it straight up. This up do will come out differently each time. But it's important for the firm T's at the top and some pinning in there.

If your hair is too long, you could always add ponytails and just twist and spin the ponytails around and tuck them up into that area. But by pushing everything up and getting that fullness and keeping that front flat, the back how it comes out, really could be in a many number of different looks. Thanks for watching.