Sentences with phrase «section of hair»

Pick another 1 - inch section of hair from right next to the first braid and repeat the previous step.

Pick up 2 inch sections of hair from above both your ears and tie them together at the back of your head with a hair elastic.

Although you can't see it here, I wrapped a small section of hair around the hair tie and secured it with a pin.

Use a curling iron to curl a few small sections of hair on either side of the part — there's no need to be precise.

To do so, pick up a thin section of hair from the outer side of one section and add it to the inner side of the other section.

Then, separate a front section of your hair on the opposite side and leave it loose.

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

For an added magic, sweep the front section of hair over your forehead dramatically.

Step 3: Pull the top section of your hair back and smooth it out well!

You can take sections of your hair from one side to the other and stick with pins if your hair is a bit long.

Starting from the front, roll a small section of hair back, adding more hair from the side as you go.

Just wrap large sections of your hair around a large curling iron to achieve this look.

If you're going for a retro look, try curling thicker, 1 1/2 inch sections of hair in the direction toward your face.

Gather the first pony and a second section of hair into a pony on the back of your head.

Step 9 / Next divide out a new section of hair on the right side of the head by creating a slight arc shape and clip down the bottom hair.

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

I also recommend curling smaller sections of hair about 1/2 inch thick.

Add some volume to the top section of your hair using a tease brush.

Then, take a small section of hair just above your ear and pull it back, securing it with a pin.

Step 4: Take the top section of hair down and repeat creating waves with the curling wand.

To add more volume, I gently pulled sections of hair on top before securing it with a hair tie.

Lift thin sections of hair up with the round brush.

Turn the brush in different directions when you reach the ends of different sections of your hair.

It refers to the top half section of the hair styled on a French braid across the crown of the head while the bottom half section is freely falling over the shoulders.

Or just add some layers to the upper section of your hair.

You should release each new left strain and take new section of the hair instead, cross it into the middle.

As always, test on a small section of hair before using.

Then take the remaining section of hair and the end of the braid and twist into a bun.

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

He recommends finding the widest barrel curling iron or wand, and using it to curl large sections of hair vertically and away from the face.

This pushes more hair volume to the other sections of hair getting you quick results with very little effort.

Repeat with the second section of hair, wrapping it in the opposite direction.

Repeat this action until the chosen section of hair is dry then move onto the next.

Get this look where sections of hair are chopped off in a graduated way from short at the rear to long at the front.

The best part about this wand is the fact that you can curl a large section of hair at once and still achieve a great curl.

Now, pick up a thin section of hair from the outside of the second section and add it to the inside of the first section.

Pick a thin section of hair from the outside of the right section and add it to the inside of the left section.

I used mine to add a little bit of a bend in the front sections of my hair to give it a little texture.

The trick: Use large sections of hair to braid quickly.

To make the bubbles, just tug out sections of hair in between each elastic.

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

Take another new section of hair from the top of your head to make another waterfall piece, letting it fall through the other two sections.

Make sure to leave two sections of hair down in the front when you pull hair back, then cross them over the pony, wrap them around, and secure with pins.

Pick up a small section of hair on your right side and cross it over into your left hand.

Apply a dime sized amount on a half section of hair and repeat on second section.

Use a round brush to blow - dry the top section of your hair, starting at the roots.