How Do You Make Straight Hair Curly?
If you have straight hair then you know how difficult it is to get those locks to curl, but I found two easy at-home solutions that won’t damage your hair with curling irons or perms. Step 1 The first thing you’ll have to do is wash your hair and if you intend on going out that day then wash your hair at night because you might not want to be seen with your new wet hair style. After you have washed and conditioned your hair make sure you comb it through with a wide toothed comb to get out any knots, and if you’re having difficulty getting those knots out, then try using a children’s hair detangler – they smell wonderful and in my opinion actually work better than the detanglers for adults. Step 2 If you’re going for the crimped look then separate your hair into four equal parts and make tiny braids with each section before securing them with a non slip grip ponytail holder – Scunci makes a great line of these products. If you have bangs then you’ll want to blow dry them but leave the r
Ever wished that your hair looked like those shampoo commercials? It seems to be a dilemma that no one can escape. If you have long hair, you want it short. If you have short hair,you wish it were longer. The same dilemma applies when you want your hair to be straight, curly, wavy, curl out, curl under, and the list goes on. It seems like our hair never does what we want! Thankfully, you can have whatever hair you want, as long as you’re willing to put in a little time and dedication. This article will deal specifically with making straight hair curly. So, the first thing that you need to do is decide which kind of curl you want. To be thorough, let’s learn three different curls. Spiral (Ringlet), wavy, and big, bouncy curls. The first step is to choose which curl is for you. Now that you know what you are looking for, you can proceed to the next step. For ringlets, get a very small curling iron and heat it up as hot as it will go. For waves, find a big, thick curling iron and heat it
