Barrel curl tutorial. Notice the two ponytails that I hooked together creates a nice foundation sectioning out the bottom row of curls and pinning away the top curls. Getting some good teas, cleaning the top layer and cleaning the edges. I like to pinch my hairpins just helps them hold a little better. I'm going to go all around the base of the ponytail to create your first row foundation of barrel curls and pinning inside. I do always like to move hair out of my way.

I like to work very neatly. helps me stay organized Now I'm going for the second row and looking how the curl wants to naturally fall. That's very helpful instead of trying to fight the look. Now notice how I'm going to drop that down on top of the next girl and pinch them together. Continue to make sections. Again looking how the hair is gonna fall working with it.

Cleaning a little bit in the inside this time flipping it up, dropping it down to pinch. Now I noticed I'm going to take the tail of this and just add the tail to the bottom curl underneath it, because I just want to give it a little bit More fullness down there. I am not working with any product and the curls are soft and loose. In this way as I go around I can adjust and tighten. This is my last piece I always have one last piece. So taking stock of the entire up do at this point and seeing where that last piece needs to go.

Working this way with the girls still soft and not all tight, I'm going to be able to adjust now haven't worked with a mirror so I know it's a little crooked and this way I can give the client the mirror. Show her the whole style and make any adjustments because nothing is really super tight yet. going in at the panning for tightness and spraying and again, taking a 360 Dude, great luck before the final spray, and we're done. Thanks for watching.