The creator, a hairstylist, provides a detailed, step-by-step tutorial on how to create a perfect slick back bun. He demonstrates the entire process on a client, starting with sectioning the hair, layering products like hairspray and balm, creating three ponytails that are combined into one, braiding the final ponytail, and then wrapping and pinning it into a chignon, finishing the look with a wand to tame flyaways.
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The MOST FUN styling the AMAZING Amanda Peet for the EMMYS!!
Such a SEXY and SOPHISTICATED slick back using all @chrismcmillanhair
- The Major Hairspray for high-shine and lasting hold
- The Styling Balm for hydration and definition
- The Wand to tame flyaways and perfect the style. PRO TIP!!! There is no right or wrong in slick backs PERIOD. Each person is different. On this one i used these products so it didnt feel heavy or greasy ( client requests) so the MAJOR HAIRSPRAY brushes out seamlessly 馃挄
Transcript
Love. That's my new addiction. I got this. I do three sections. I section off the bad, and I do both sides. You layer in the hairspray at the root. I started at the nape, and I'm layering the Chris McMillan major hairspray half inch sections all the way up and taking my Mason Pearson brush and getting it all smooth and up there. I then get that into place, and then I take my tail comb that has really tight teeth. Super important. Have your head placement straight because you wanna get that nape as tight as possible. That's no, like, too tight. I do three ponytail ponies. So I do one, and boom, and boom, so it doesn't hurt. And then I bring each side bad, doing the same thing that I did with the back is layering each section from the root with hairspray. It's the second and third ponytail. All it's... They're not separated as ponytails. I'm adding into... So I'm layering into the main ponytail, the sides. And then what I did is I added the Chris McMillan balm to the ends of her hair with some hairspray, did like a braid, and then pinched the very bottom, twisted around. I used my favorite. It's called... They're these hairpins called Dayrate. Gotta finish with my wand because that really does help get those simple hairs, and it looks really pretty. I'm really proud of this hairstyle. You can call it a slick bad or you can call it a chingyong. I think it's a chingyong, and we just love Amanda.