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Thursday, March 29, 2007
The Easiest Way To Wavy Hair
Go from stringy to sexy in a fraction of the time. Every person I know who wants to have wavy hair goes about it the same way. They use a ton a styling products mouse, gel, hairspray ect., flip there head over and scrunch like a maniac while trying to blast their hair with a blow-dryer at the same time. If not done right the result is a frizzy mess that takes just about as long as it would have if they had just blow dried their hair straight. The easiest way to create gorgeous waves without the hassle is to first towel dry your hair (do not skip this step). Then apply a volumizing mousse all over damp hair (you can do a quick all over scrunch if you’d like but it’s not necessary.)
Then here's the real secret, instead of going crazy with a dryer, take roller clamps, also nick named jaw clips (they can be bought by the dozen at Sally’s for about three dollars) and grab random two-inch sections of hair, scrunch and twist into a messy ball and secure with a clip, repeat all over until every section of hair is clipped.
This gives a better result for two reasons:
1. the clips are applying constant pressure to the same spots. As a result they leave a more definite wave then your hands could ever could because it would be impossible for your hands to scrunch the same spot over and over, which is why you may see that your hair comes out more stringy then wavy.
2. It minimizes the amount of time your hands spend touching your hair. I bet you didn’t realize that the more you touch your hair the frizzier it becomes. I recommend doing this right out of the shower so the clips can sit on your head while you finish getting ready. After about twenty minutes they are all set to come out. Before you take them out, blast them with the dyer for about 5 minutes (optional.) To give hair more of a defined wave clip smaller sections and for less wave and more body clip larger sections.
Love the way your hair looks after a hot roller set but hate fighting with the rollers to stay in your hair?? Well the roller clips that I mentioned in the previous tip work wonders for securing your rollers. Once these clips are on your roller, it will not move until you unclip it. These clips will give you the strongest roller set ever
Then here's the real secret, instead of going crazy with a dryer, take roller clamps, also nick named jaw clips (they can be bought by the dozen at Sally’s for about three dollars) and grab random two-inch sections of hair, scrunch and twist into a messy ball and secure with a clip, repeat all over until every section of hair is clipped.
This gives a better result for two reasons:
1. the clips are applying constant pressure to the same spots. As a result they leave a more definite wave then your hands could ever could because it would be impossible for your hands to scrunch the same spot over and over, which is why you may see that your hair comes out more stringy then wavy.
2. It minimizes the amount of time your hands spend touching your hair. I bet you didn’t realize that the more you touch your hair the frizzier it becomes. I recommend doing this right out of the shower so the clips can sit on your head while you finish getting ready. After about twenty minutes they are all set to come out. Before you take them out, blast them with the dyer for about 5 minutes (optional.) To give hair more of a defined wave clip smaller sections and for less wave and more body clip larger sections.
Love the way your hair looks after a hot roller set but hate fighting with the rollers to stay in your hair?? Well the roller clips that I mentioned in the previous tip work wonders for securing your rollers. Once these clips are on your roller, it will not move until you unclip it. These clips will give you the strongest roller set ever
# posted by gopi @ 9:22 PM 
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