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Styling With Curlers
1.Start with dry hair there’s no need to wash first, but if you think of it, do use a body-building mousse the morning-or day-before you plan to roll. This will ensure that your hair’s at its thickest. If you’ve got naturally curly hair, apply a little smoothing cream, and then gently brush through to pull out the curls a little and make rolling easier. Then this is for everyone divide out just the top half of the left side of your hair.
2.Wrap that half around one of the jumbo rollers, directing the curler downward and rolling it all the way a clip-and repeat on the bottom half. Then do the same to the right side- and roll the whole back with the remaining fifth curler. Kick back with a book until the rollers have cooled completely expect to have to kill about twenty minutes.
3.Carefully unwind all five curlers don’t rush or you could end up with tangled hair. Then gently pull through the curls with a brush to create a big, soft wave. If you’re naturally curly, you may want to smooth some more frizz-fighting cream on before and after you brush to keep your hair forms getting too poufy. To keep from getting triangle head you know, too much volume at the ends, fluff the roots with your fingers. 4.If your hair starts to fall midday or night, this trick will help revive it: Take a fine-tooth comb and lightly back-comb that means combing toward the scarp just the roots. The trick is to count “1,2,3†with each combing stroke-then repeat that same number on every section or you’ll end up with lumps. Spritz with hair spray and you’re back in shape.
beautyden
1.Start with dry hair there’s no need to wash first, but if you think of it, do use a body-building mousse the morning-or day-before you plan to roll. This will ensure that your hair’s at its thickest. If you’ve got naturally curly hair, apply a little smoothing cream, and then gently brush through to pull out the curls a little and make rolling easier. Then this is for everyone divide out just the top half of the left side of your hair.
2.Wrap that half around one of the jumbo rollers, directing the curler downward and rolling it all the way a clip-and repeat on the bottom half. Then do the same to the right side- and roll the whole back with the remaining fifth curler. Kick back with a book until the rollers have cooled completely expect to have to kill about twenty minutes.
3.Carefully unwind all five curlers don’t rush or you could end up with tangled hair. Then gently pull through the curls with a brush to create a big, soft wave. If you’re naturally curly, you may want to smooth some more frizz-fighting cream on before and after you brush to keep your hair forms getting too poufy. To keep from getting triangle head you know, too much volume at the ends, fluff the roots with your fingers. 4.If your hair starts to fall midday or night, this trick will help revive it: Take a fine-tooth comb and lightly back-comb that means combing toward the scarp just the roots. The trick is to count “1,2,3†with each combing stroke-then repeat that same number on every section or you’ll end up with lumps. Spritz with hair spray and you’re back in shape.
beautyden
