Week 3: Accessorise Hair

Looking at the use of accessorise in the hair also creating a basic Chignon style this style is very versatile and can be used for weddings on large parties can either be used on young girls or older women easterly be adaptable to more complex style using plaits or pin curls.


Equipment: 
accessorise- jewellery, material, flowers,pins ect...
pin tail comb
Soft large brush
pins
bun pins

Products: 
Hairspray

Low Chignon
Step 1:  Section hair in to desired parting (side,middle) and section from behind the ears and clip out of the way. taking the back section and either adding lift to the top section or leaving flat to the head brush hair into tight low pony tail and tie into place.

Step 2: Back comb this pony tail and bring over into a curve and pin into place at each side. Using a bun pin manipulate the hair round to back of the head and bun pin at each side and at the top if necessary. Using your hands apply hair spray to them and stroke down any fly away hairs to give a clean finish.

Step 3: Taking the front sections either twist around to the back or plait and adjust upon desired look pinning into place.

Tip- if the hair is very heavy or thick using a hair net tuck hair in this will hold the shape and in images will not be visible.

We used accessorise to create different looks with the style. my favourite look was using the jewellery down the centre parting this was simple but effective with the parting and twists.