Sentences with phrase «curl ends of hair»

To make sure I style all of my hair, I put half up and curl the ends of my hair in sections.

4: Lightly curl ends of hair using a 1 1/4 - in.

Ok, I did curl the end of my hair, so that's why the post is titled «soft rock» ^ ^ In this pairing, I am wearing the famous Stuart Weitzman 50/50 over the knee boots, classic Ray Ban aviator sunglasses (I especially love the green color of the fly effect), a portfolio clutch from Henri Bendel, and a heavy gray dress from Karen Millen.

The whole thing, with curling the end of my hair a little bit, only take about 30 mins.

Not exact matches

No matter what hairstyle you have or what hair type, you can have gorgeous curls in a matter of minutes and here's the kicker - there is an insulated tip at the end of the iron for your safety.

Further, because your curls resist the brush (understatement of the year), brushing can yank your hair out at the root or break it into split ends or probably both.

Styling During the Blowout: For my blowouts, I usually just blow it out in sections with a round brush, curl the ends, and then pin and set it while I finish the entire head of hair.

We want to preserve her ringlet ends / waves which are more in the last half of her hair (it's to the waist almost so the curls are pretty relaxed due to the length / weight of the hair).

You don't want this to look overly polished though, so leave the ends of hair out when curling the strands.

Curl up the ends of your hair and gather it at one side.

You must curl up the ends of your hair for a precise as well as graceful finish.

With the curled ends twisted up to create big spiral curls, and your hair pinned back, this look hearkens back to the luxuries of the olden times.

Make sure you wrap the ends of your hair around the round brush to get some big curls.

A wand makes it easier to control the sections of hair your curling at a time and to leave the ends out of the tool, which is what gives waves an easy, beachy finish.

Next time, I am going to try curling the top of my hair and leaving the ends straight.

That way you stretch the curl out and leave the ends of the hair straight for an undone look.»

I used a dime - sized amount of R&C o High Dive Moisture and Shine Cream ($ 27; randco.com) from mid-shaft to ends — enough to not weigh my hair down but still provide protection, then styled my hair the same way I always do: a quick rough - dry, several minutes with a brush and the blowdryer, then a few quick twirls of a curling wand.

Before applying any type of heat (from a blow dryer, curling iron, or flat iron), I generously spray a heat protectant throughout my hair, paying extra attention to the ends.

I then sprayed my ends with a light mist of hair spray and curled the ends.

Jamie added loose curls at the ends before braiding down the center of my hair.

«For loose waves, I use a 1» - barrel curling iron; I wrap the sections of hair around the barrel, keeping the iron two inches from the scalp and avoiding curling the ends so the curls don't look overly «done.»

Once dry, spray sections of the hair with hairspray then flip your ends out with a one - inch curling iron.

«Hold a medium - size curling iron vertically to wrap sections of hair around from mid-length to the ends,» says Balding.

Once you've done that, take a small curling iron, and without even opening it, wrap 1 - inch sections of hair around it (leave the ends out, and don't burn yourself).

After blow drying, I curled just the ends of my hair.

Women can also opt for a lot of back combing and curling the lower end of hair.

Another tip is that I don't wrap the entire strand of hair around the curling wand and instead I leave a little piece unwrapped at the end.

To get similar waves like Lawrence's, use a one - inch curling wand and wrap pieces of hair around the same size starting from your mid-lengths to ends.

I like to pull the ends of the hair down once I remove the wand to make the curl more wavy and less tight.

After washing hair, distribute a small amount of Garnier Fructis Smooth Blow Dry through the lengths of your hair and blow dry using a round brush, lightly curling the ends under.

Begin the curl close to the scalp, so the end of the hair receives the least heat.

Then, I took advantage of the iron's curved edges to give the ends of my hair a slight curl.

Part the hair towards one side, then take a one - inch curling iron and starting at the ends of your hair, curl inwards towards your face holding the iron straight up and down the entire time.

I've only ever used curling irons and as opposed to those, you curl your hair around the stick and have more control over the kind of look and curl you end up with.

Rather than teasing at the root of the hair, tease the ends to push the hair upwards and create volume in the curls.

Using the same curling iron, wrap small sections of hair -LRB-.5 - 1 inch) all the way around, leaving out the ends.

Using a one - inch curling iron wrapping the mid-lengths of your hair to the ends around the wand will give a curl that's a similar shape.

Wrap a piece of hair around a 1 1/4 inch curling wand away from your face, making sure to leave the ends loose.

Here, the Duchess of Cambridge's hair is mostly straight with different - size loose curls at the end.

She's curled the entirety of her blonde hair into glamorous ringlets and we just love the end result.

This striking style starts with a deep and dark brown shade in a glossy colour, and is finished with striking light brown highlights throughout the ends of the hair to add a lovely light and lift to the style, which she's curled into beautiful ringlets from top to bottom!

Simply sweep up the front sides of your dried hair (either one side or both), and then run a curling iron through the ends.

Roll the end of your ponytail on a medium - barreled curling iron, wait for a couple of seconds and let the curled hair section slide off the iron.

People commented on how much they liked my hair, which, after decades of struggle, I've finally decided I like long and straight, but with a curl on the end.