GIMMIE METHODS TO CURL MY HAIR NOT INCLUDING HEAT OR CURLERS!
1. Braiding: Divide your hair into sections and braid them tightly. Leave them in overnight or for several hours. When you undo the braids, you’ll have natural waves.
2. Twist and Pin: Divide your hair into sections and twist them tightly. Pin the twists to your head using bobby pins. Leave them in overnight or for several hours. When you remove the pins, you’ll have nice curls.
3. Headband Curls: Put a headband around your head, leaving your hair down. Take a small section of hair and tuck it over the headband. Keep taking small sections of hair and tuck them over the headband. Once you’ve gone all the way around your head, leave it in overnight. When you take the headband off, you’ll have curly hair.
4. Sock Curls: Cut the toe part off of a clean sock and roll it up, so it looks like a donut. Section your hair and wrap it around the sock, rolling it up towards your head. Secure with a hair tie. Leave it in overnight and remove the sock in the morning.
5. Pin Curling: Take a section of hair and twist it tightly, starting at the roots. Then, wind the twist up into a circle, tucking the ends underneath. Secure the circle with a bobby pin. Repeat all over your head and leave them in overnight. In the morning, take out the pins, and you’ll have bouncy curls.
... okay um for choppy hair do u reccomend anything to do with my hair a=how to style it with there being it shaped to my face.
Yes, there are a few things you can do to style your choppy hair and enhance the shape of your face:
1. Messy Layers: Use a texturizing product to create definition and a messy layered look. This will make your choppy layers look natural and effortless, and it will also help frame your face.
2. Side-Swept Bangs: If your choppy haircut includes bangs, try styling them to the side for a more flattering look. This will open up your face and draw attention to your eyes.
3. Half-Up Hairstyle: Pull the top section of your hair back into a half-up hairstyle, leaving the bottom layers choppy and loose. This will show off your choppy layers while keeping your hair out of your face.
4. Beachy Waves: Use a sea salt spray to create beachy waves that will add texture to your choppy layers. This will help enhance the natural shape of your face and create a relaxed, effortless look.
5. Pixie Cut: If you have a short choppy haircut, consider a pixie cut. This style looks great on all face shapes and is easy to maintain. You can add texture by using a styling cream or wax.
thanks i will ask my mom for sea salt spray only how do u use it to curl ur hair?
To use sea salt spray to curl your hair, follow these steps:
1. Begin with dry or slightly damp hair. If your hair is soaking wet, use a towel to gently dry it before applying the sea salt spray.
2. Shake the sea salt spray well before use to mix the contents properly.
3. Spray the sea salt spray onto your hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends where you want the curls to form. If your hair is thick or long, you may need to apply more spray.
4. Use your fingers to scrunch your hair, twisting and scrunching them gently to create loose waves.
5. Use a diffuser attachment on your blow dryer set to low heat to dry your hair. Hold the diffuser close to your hair without touching it, and move it around in a circular motion to dry your hair without disturbing the curls.
6. Once your hair is dry, you can refine the curls by twirling them around your finger or using a curling iron on low heat if necessary.
7. Finally, add a small amount of hair serum or oil to your fingers and run through your curls gently to help them keep their shape and add shine.
okie i will ask my mom for some i 99% sure we have some
Great, hope you're able to find some and try out the sea salt spray technique. It's a great way to get natural-looking beachy waves without heat or curlers. Good luck! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
it wont leave my hair greasy itchy or mess with dry scalp or ruin my hair and making it have split ends correct?
If used in moderation, sea salt spray shouldn't leave your hair greasy, itchy, or cause dry scalp problems. However, using too much of it or too frequently can lead to dryness or possible scalp irritation. So, it's always best to follow the instructions given on the pack and avoid using the sea salt spray regularly.
Using sea salt spray too frequently can indeed make your hair dry and brittle, leading to split ends. So, in case you decide to use it, make sure you follow it up with conditioning and hydrating treatments to avoid any hair damage.
Also, it's good to keep in mind that sea salt spray may not work for some hair types as each hair type behaves differently to different products. Thus, it's essential to do a patch test and see how your hair responds to the spray before using it completely.