The referenced video provides a glimpse into a quick hair stick hairstyle, but doesn't offer a complete detailed explanation. Generally, tying your hair with two sticks involves twisting your hair into a bun and then using the sticks to secure the bun in place. Here's a general idea of how it's typically done, combining common methods and extrapolating from the video's brief view:
- Twist your hair: Gather your hair as if you're making a ponytail. Twist the hair tightly.
- Form a bun: Wrap the twisted hair around itself to form a bun against your head. Hold it in place with one hand.
- Insert the first stick: Take one stick and insert it through the side of the bun, catching some hair, and push it across the bun, so it emerges on the other side. The stick should be going against your head, securing the bun to your scalp.
- Insert the second stick: Take the second stick and repeat the process on the opposite side of the bun from where you started with the first stick. Insert it against your head, connect your twist and ensure it comes out the other side of the bun securing the bun to your scalp.
- Adjust and secure: Gently adjust the sticks to tighten and secure the bun. The sticks should be holding the bun firmly in place.
Important Considerations:
- Hair Length and Texture: This style works best with medium to long hair. The texture of your hair also affects how well the sticks will hold. Slick, fine hair might need additional grip (hairspray, texturizing product).
- Stick Type: Hair sticks come in various materials (wood, metal, plastic) and designs. Thicker sticks generally provide a stronger hold.
- Practice: Like any hairstyle, it takes practice to master tying your hair with two sticks. Experiment with different techniques and stick placements to find what works best for you.
