How to do a “Half Up / Half Down” Updo






In this tutorial we use the Champaka to create a Half Up/Half Down Updo. This generally suits short hair but can work with other types of hair too.
- Separate the top section of hair.
- Twist it into a coil at the back of your head.
- Choose either a firm or loose hold
- Take the hairpin and like a needle place it through the bun.
- You want to make sure its gone through multiple layers of the hair so it will feel secure.
We have more hairstick styles that are specifically for shorter hair lengths.