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How to Curl with Blow Dryer
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Here are six simple hairstyles and techniques to try:
Soft waves with a deep side part
Soft waves are a great way to add subtle texture to your hair, and when combined with a deep side part, they look much more dramatic.
Start with damp hair and spray a thickening spray on your curls before brushing to ensure the product is evenly distributed. This gives your hair a little more volume at the top, which is perfect for highlighting your deep side part.
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The next step is to design the deep side section.
Not sure which side of your head to place the part on?
Experiment with both sides by looking at the arch of your eyebrow, then choose the side that gives your hair the most volume.
Then take a four centimeter section of hair from the vicinity of your face and wrap it around a round brush.
Hold your hair dryer at arm's length away from your hair and then give this hair piece a heat stroke. This method allows your hair to take the shape of the round brush you are using.
When you have dried this section, carefully remove the round brush, being careful to keep the curl in place. Wrap the curl around your fingers and then clamp it on the top of your head to keep it in shape while you style the rest of your hair.
Repeat these steps until your whole head is curled and pinned up.
Once your hair has cooled off from the heat, it's time to let go of the curls ...
If you carefully remove each pin, your waves will run gently down.
Do you need a little more volume?
Try turning your head and shaking gently to shake the waves a little.
Finish off the look with a splash of fixative spray just to make sure the waves stay in shape longer.
Gentle but defined waves
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Do you want to create waves that are soft and voluminous at the same time?
This is where Velcro rolls come in.
Have you never tried them?
They allow you to put curlers in your still damp hair instead of having to wait for your hair to dry, which you would have to do with heated curlers or a curling iron.
Would you like to know how to use them?
Start with freshly shampooed hair, dry it with a towel to remove excess water, and then carefully comb out all the knots.
Then follow these steps:
Divide your hair into 1-inch sections and fasten each one with small clips. If you want bigger curls, opt for two inch sections instead, but keep in mind that you'll need to use larger Velcro rollers for that.
Lift the first piece of hair over your head, hold it taut and spray it with some voluminous hairspray.
Hold the roller against the tip of the first section and roll it towards the scalp. If it dissolves once you get to the top, hold the roller with a bobby pin.
Repeat these steps with the rest of your hair
Once all the curlers are in the hair, spray your hair with a volumizing product.
Now is the time to blow dry the hair with a medium to high setting. Continue blow drying until your hair is completely dry.
Once your hair is dry, roll each curler out of your hair
Tilt your head on your head and gently run your fingers through the curls before applying some volume spray to the roots.
Beachy waves
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Beachy waves are always a popular hairstyle, even if you don't plan to spend the day on the beach. These slightly tousled curls are so easy to put together and there are many different techniques you can try.
One of the easiest ways to create beachy waves is to use your hair dryer if it has a diffuser attachment.
Have you never used your hair dryer diffuser to create waves?
This is a trick used by many famous hair stylists like Jen Atkin, who styled the hair from Jessica Alba to Chrissy Teigen to the Kardashians and Jenners. Although Atkin uses curling irons and many other special occasion tools, this technique is perfect for casual, everyday use when you want your hair to look natural.
When you have washed your hair, take a small section in your hand and hold it so that in the end there is still about an inch of hair.
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