Sentences with phrase «section around the barrel»

First, put your hair into a half - up style, then wrap each section around the barrel.

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

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.

«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.»

Add body by wrapping big sections around a large barrel curling iron, then tousling with your fingers.

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.

Wrap medium - sized sections of hair around the barrel of a 1.5» curling wand.

I just misted on some volumizer and wrapped 4 - inch sections of her hair around a double - barrel curling iron to amp them up.»

Starting about half way up, I wrapped large sections around a 1 1/2 ″ barrel curling iron.

To create subtle volume at your crown, Atkin says to take a one - inch section at your crown, hold it vertically above your head, and then wrap it around the barrel of your curling iron.

Using a GHD Soft Curl in Large, take medium sections of hair and wrap around the barrel holding for 10 seconds.

It has a fast take - off that will drop you straight into a barrel section, then the wave tapers around the reef where you will get a nice wall that eases up on the outside of the wave.

The wave is a mix of barrels, peaks, sections, and ramps that revolve around the mood of the ocean and tides.

While hunting around for a copy of Mario Party 9 to review (not getting onto the availability of that game since we've flogged the GAME horse until its legs have fallen off already), I got thinking about the gaming attitude towards sequels — namely the one you'll find by going to any given comment section, which seems to think that all game sequels should be put in a big barrel of poo then set on fire.

A barrel - shaped speaker standing about a foot tall, it has a gun - metal grey base where its speaker grille wraps around, while up top is a clear plastic section that also houses the light array that glows when Amazon's assistant is activated and listening for commands.