Sentences with phrase «curled hair section»

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.

Curl each hair section in a different direction.

Not exact matches

Insert a 1/2 — 1 inch section of hair into the opening with the curl chamber facing towards your head, close the handles and your hair will be automatically drawn into the curl chamber.

Wrap a small 1 inch section of your hair around the barrel of the curling iron.

Looser, natural looking curls can be created with wider sections of hair, or you can amp up the sexiness by stopping the rotation a few inches from the scalp.

Section towel - dried strands into four equal pieces, then work a nickel - size drop of curling cream through each to enhance the existing bend in your hair.

It's also perfect for people at home that have trouble curling their own hair — all you have to do is stick a section of hair between the indented plates and clamp down.»

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.

Then Ward recommends pulling sections of the hair taut with his Curling Shine Brush ($ 30; amazon.com), and then setting the sections tightly with rollers.

It all depends on the size of the sections of hair you curl as well as the direction in which you curl them.

Add texture by spritzing a thickening spray like Aveda's Pure Abundance Style - Prep to your roots before you blow - dry and wrapping random sections of hair around a large - barrel curling iron.

To get a similar look, reach for a large barrel curling wand like T3's Whirl Convertible Styling Wand ($ 185; sephora.com) and wrap one inch sections of your hair around it, starting at your mid-lengths.

This look was definitely the result of two things: holding the iron too high up near the root of my hair and being too lazy to section off my curls in smaller manageable strands... Whoops.

Picking up 2 inch sections of hair at a time, curl all your hair away from your face.

Picking up 1 inch sections of hair at a time, curl all your hair.

Make styling easy by splitting your hair into sections and curling one side at a time, tilting your head as you style.

Picking up 2 inch sections of hair at a time, and wrapping them around the curing iron just twice, curl all your hair.

Curl the rest of your hair in sections.

To get her soft waves, still curl your hair as you normally would — in one - inch sections, wrapping your hair away from your face.

Curl all your hair from root to scalp with a curling iron, working on individual 2 inch sections of hair at a time.

Step 1: You'll start this style by creating a few loose curls, so first section off all but the bottom third of your hair.

Hair was curled and set for volume, then finger - combed back into a low ponytail and pinned up in two - inch sections to create a loose - but - polished chignon.

This curling iron easily rotates and winds each section of your hair around the heated ceramic rod.

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.

«Blow dry your hair with a paddle brush to straighten it; then using a large curling iron (try a 1.5 - inch iron), take random sections, and curl your hair away from your face to give it movement,» advises Taylor Brock, Butterfly Studio Salon's hair expert.

After the hair has been curled, pull it straight back, brush into an off - center ponytail, and fasten with an elastic band (wrap a tiny section of hair around the ponytail to hide elastic).

Using 1 - inch sections of hair, carefully wrap around the curling wand winding away from your face — the curls should start right around the top of the ear for the most natural look.

Start by blow - drying hair smooth, then use a curling iron on one - inch sections, starting from the back.

Teased Side Part Work a volumizing spray into damp hair before blow - drying section by section for volume, using a round brush to give the hair a gentle curl.

I first blow my hair dry straight and then use a 1» clampless curling iron and wrap small sections of hair around, twisting away from my face.

For extra oomph, unravel your topknot and try this: Using your fingers, divide the hair into four large sections, then curl the hair in each section with a curling iron to create a little definition and bounce.

Start by separating your hair into different sections to make curling easier.

Start curling one layer of hair at a time and no larger than a one inch section of hair per curl.

Section off your hair to start curling.

Just get yourself a curling wand (I believe that is the correct term — it's a curling iron without the clamp thingie) and then wrap sections of hair around it.

«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.»

«To get Carrie Underwood's natural - looking curls, I start by curling sections of hair using a small - barrel curling iron,» says Jessica Ruggles of Adorne Artistry in Houston.

«I re-create it by curling sections of hair using 1» - and 2» - barrel curling irons.

Make a side part and begin curling sections of hair inward with a 3.5 - inch barrel curling iron.

«Create an extreme side part, clip hair into sections, and use a curling iron with a 1.5 - inch barrel to style.»

Then before you start curling your hair, spray one inch sections of hair with a medium hold hairspray.

So wrap two - inch sections of hair around a medium - size curling iron.

Once the hair is prepped, wrap one inch sections around a small curling iron.

I then take 1 / 2 - inch sections and twirl the hair around my finger, making a ringlet & twisting away from my face (my stylist taught me this trick — it helps with curl definition & separation).

After styling your hair in loose waves with a curling wand, brush the entire front section of your hair back with a boar bristle brush, and use the hair pin of your choice to keep everything in place.

Now that you've sectioned your hair, add movement using a one - inch curling iron.

To finish, David created soft loose curls with a 1 1/2» curling iron by taking large sections of hair and wrapping then around the inside barrel (with the clamp open), holding for a few sections.

2) Curl your hair in sections (small if you want tight curls, and bigger sections if you want loose curls) and make tighter curls on the bottom layers of your hair, and looser ones on the top layers.

Working with small sections of your hair, begin French braiding your hair at the back of your head, keeping it loose to keep your curls intact.

To get a look similar to Zendaya, after blow - drying, add in soft waves using a curling iron like Drybar's The Wrap Party Curling & Styling Wand ($ 165; nordstrom.com) and then separate your hair into two sections — a smaller one that will be pulled into a pony and a thicker section that will be lefcurling iron like Drybar's The Wrap Party Curling & Styling Wand ($ 165; nordstrom.com) and then separate your hair into two sections — a smaller one that will be pulled into a pony and a thicker section that will be lefCurling & Styling Wand ($ 165; nordstrom.com) and then separate your hair into two sections — a smaller one that will be pulled into a pony and a thicker section that will be left down.