How to Create a Quick & Easy Updo on Short Hair | DIY Upstyles | Kenra Professional

In this video, @hairandmakeupbystephteaches you how to create a quick & easy updo on short hair! Watch till the very end to learn all of her tips and tricks-- it's so easy, you can do it on yourself!

Products Used:
Kenra Volume Mousse 12
Kenra Dry Volume Burst 3
Kenra Volume Spray 25
Kenra Volumizing Spray Clay 15

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[springinggrass]

This is a nice video, but the title is misleading. Nothing about this is quick or easy!
It uses 3 products, 2 styling tools, and...backcombing!?!
The video itself is 10+ minutes long, and that's edited down from the actual time it takes to create this look.
Again, explained and demonstrated well, but not what the title says.

[wingsphysio]

Dude. I wish I had the patience for this. I’m trying. But honestly. I get so aggravated especially when I’m trying to head out the door. But it is honestly so nice to have a put together look. I must keep trying.

[aacts]

huge thank you for these videos. I totally love your hairstyling videos - great styles, easy to follow, and great tips and tricks explanation along the demonstration

[An_Gold]

Thanks a lot. First with all those preparations I thought: "Quick? Easy? I better be without such hairstyle". But yes, I have watched to the end and now I think: "Wow, that really worth it". I will try to learn how to do that. Do not have many of those hair products though. Thanks!

[MattNewman]

very cute only thing is that it takes a long time to get into the tutorial.

[kimberlypruszynski]

this video is realistic. other "one min" styles do not show you all of the products and prep work just to get your hair ready for the final style! to get a great result, it takes many products and many minutes of prep!

[mrohde]

so pretty! The magic really happens with how you twist those bobby pins, which I never get secured correctly. Would love to see you demo this on a wig, so I could see your bobby pin orientation and angle, going in . ...please :)

[janyshouseoftoys]

go to 6:57 for the actual hairstyle not tryna be rude btw

[lih]

I have curly frizzy hair so I’ll probably skip 3/4 off the steps. I like the end result, hopefully I can achieve the look

[conniebigelow]

Very cute! But takes way long to do. And all those products would cost you a fortune.

[b.b.]

Many thanks for this video ❤. Will you Show tips by using bobby pins? This would be Highlight appreciated.

[susanbaptista]

It took 7 min and lots of products to get the hair ready. Is that for thin silky hair??

[teresas]

If doing this yourself and you are not a hairstylist, I would recommend putting your hair in 2 ponytails and then pinning p more secure

[debsday]

Would of liked you to explain how you put pins in.

[tracypriest]

Thought this was supposed to be quick. Not something you can do before work.

[angelawcorona]

Beautiful! This somehow reminds me of Jen Anniston

[kyonghihamby]

As always so beautiful, same time you are elegant pretty lady.

[jp-legal]

If your first/outer layer was longer than the deeper layers your hair would naturally slightly curve inwards after brushing and you might have no need for an additional blow out, less hair stress and heat product necessary. More time, less product, less money consuming.

[shelleygreene]

Please show aome up do's fineand thin hair for beginners. Please nothing that takes to much mirror time

[julieaccardi]

What is that Texturizing tool you are using? I've never seen or hear of them before. I have very thin hair and need more volume