60 Second French Twist Updo Hair Tutorial

Today’s how to hair tutorial is an easy French Twist hairstyle that takes less than 60 seconds to create. This French roll updo is a great long hair hairstyle and medium hair hairstyle. This easy updo is effortless and quick which is very on trend for 2022. It is the perfect hairstyle for bridal, weddings, prom or even for work and everyday. This look was inspired by my previous French twist hairstyle which is a more classic traditional look.

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[AlexGaboury]

Would you like to see more 2 minute hair tutorials?

[channahstark]

It took me less than 5 minutes. Tried it the first time. And I didn't even fail! This is the first hair tutorial I actually don't fail in. I am so glad!!!!

[alicevee]

LIFE CHANGING! lol Decades later with a lifetime of waist-long thick hair, I've finally to make a french twist AND use those darn hair pins. LOL THANK YOU!

[mariamariano]

This is the easiest French twist I’ve ever learned. Now I can finally do this elegant hairdo. Thank you for this easy tutorial 😊💕

[zeldapinwheel]

The slower motions you used while twisting your hair were really helpful. That's essentially how I used to put really long hair in an alligator clip. I didn't realize it was that simple, I was overthinking it, and assuming there was another step I was missing. . It's exactly the same motion and twist.

[tea_cup]

oh wow i'm impressed. it actually took me a couple minutes (mostly for properly securing my hair with bobby pins) to create this hairstyle! thank you for the tutorial! Will be rocking this hairstyle in the near future~

[Conny-tkmd]

Great tutorial and beautiful hairstyle! A close-up and slow motion of the hairpin "application" would be helpful (at least for me). :)

[Mewvision]

I have done my hair like this for decades but using a side comb to fasten. Point the tips of the sidecomb into the roll fairly close to your head and pointing back towards your hand that is holding it. Gently tip the side comb over until it is aligned with the curve of your head and the blunt end faces the hand holding the comb. Slide the comb slightly towards your scalp then flat against your head and push in. I used to do this every morning to keep my hair up in the shower.

[deborahbarry]

Thank you for explaining how to put in the HAIR CLIPS! ✨

[samanthanavarro]

Now I am serious. Decades wondering how to do this hair style, and here it is! THANK YOUUUU, LOOKS SO EASY <3 let me try before going bed :p

[razz]

Very quick in informative. I have longer hair to my waist and I just naturally wrap my hair up like a knot when I am just over it having my hair down. Who knew I was just a step closer for doing the simplest French up do. I will have to practice on this since I have the bigger clips for up do's

[TATGeneralServices]

Wow!!! My wife will surely love it! Thanks for sharing. A big help for women who have long hair.

[EJofLA]

Beautiful while being casual and formal at the same time. That's what creates the wonderful dynamic in this do. And I love how she pulls the hair out so it's not tight, a look I don't like. Bravo!

[rashisharma]

You have such gorgeous hair and dainty fingers and you made the french twist with so much ease and delicacy.🌸

[Rushhourdesignsbysheryl]

The easiest French twist I've ever done. Very fast and very pretty. Thank you for this video

[emilyfraserhairandmakeup]

I love a French twist…thank you for showing such an easy way to do one!

[audreyhuggins]

Thank you for this episode! It saved me last Saturday. I couldn't secure a hair appointment for my highlights and blow dry. I decided for the first time to try something new. I found your channel and wow, I received soooo many compliments on my French twist. Great channel, and thanks for the step by step instructions. Some other channels, they spoke too fast and didn't describe what they were doing. Keep up the great work!

[themermaidstale]

When I was younger, there was a brushy conical form to use as the base for achieving a French twist. It was really helpful.

[piperledding]

HOW DID YOU KNOW THIS WAS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED AND THEN YOU POSTED THIS TODAY

[Lizzie-vekt]

Oh my gosh thank you SO much for this video! This is literally the ONLY tutorial I was able to follow and actually successfully replicate. I swear I’ve watched several of these tutorials and yours is the only one that worked for me!