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• Advice
• Warning
• What you need

• If you have thick hair, use a hairdryer to blow dry it. Hair should still be damp, but not soaking wet.
• The untidy hair removal will help you create smooth, wavy, curls that make your hair look less beautiful.

Apply dry conditioner. Dry conditioner makes hair smoother, firmer and more elastic. Start with a small amount of about 1 teaspoon of dry conditioner applied to your hair. Too much conditioner will make your hair heavy.

• Apply conditioner to each part of your hair to make sure it covers evenly from the roots to the ends.
• You can apply more conditioner if needed.

Consider using a hair curler. If you have hair that is too straight to keep curly, you can use a small amount of hairspray or hairspray to help keep the curls longer.

• It is best to spray on the lower part of your hair so that the top of your head is not greasy or heavy.
• Lean forward to prevent hair from turning upside down, and use your fingers to apply small amounts of gel to your hair.

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Method 2 of 4: Plait your hair for wavy hair

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   Divide hair into sections. Your hair should remain moist when you braid it. The size of the braid determines how much more or less curly hair will be. The larger the braid, the less curled the hair will be.
   • If you want curly hair, you have to divide it into small sections to braid it.
   • If you want wavy hair, simply divide it into 4 or 5 sections.

2. 

   
   
   Tet each hair. Take part of the hair and divide it into three equal parts. The left hand holds the left part of the hair, the right hand holds the right part of the hair, the two fingers of the dominant hand hold the middle part of the hair. Cross your hair through the middle part.
   • First, cross the hair on the right over the middle part of the hair. Now the hair on the right is in the middle.
   • Then, cross the left hair over the middle part. Now the left hair is in the middle.
   • Keep doing this until all of the hair is braided.

3. 

   Fix the braid. When braiding to the ends, use an elastic band or a butterfly clip to fix the braid. You need to tie it tight so that the braid does not come off when you sleep or dry it.

4. 

   
   
   Tet the rest of the hair. Repeat the above steps for each section of hair. Remember that only parts of the braided hair are curly.
   • It's a good idea to start at the top of your head to make sure your hair doesn't start to curl in the middle.
   • Make sure the braids are as close to the ends as possible to make sure the ends don't straighten when you release the braids.

5. 

   Dry your hair. To keep curls, you must dry them completely before releasing them.
   • Use a dryer to dry the braids.
   • Let the braids go to sleep and get up and remove them in the morning.

6. 

   Remove the braids. Carefully drop each braid to get wavy curls. Gently thread your fingers through the hair to separate the strands. Do not brush your hair, as this could frizz or damage your curling structure.

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   Use hairspray. If your hair is easy to straighten, you can spray a thin layer of glue to hold it. Choose a soft spray so your hair won't become brittle or sticky. advertisement

Method 3 of 4: Curl each small curl to curl the hair

1. 

   Divide damp hair into sections. The more sections you divide into sections, the more wavy curls you will have. It is a good idea to divide the hair sections into two layers, the first one around the top of the head, and the second layer below.
   • If you want to split the crown after curling your hair, you have to fix it before dividing your hair into sections.
   • Initially you should divide your hair into 10-12 sections. After the experiment, you can divide it into more or less sections depending on the length and texture of the hair.

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   Tighten the curl. Twisted in one direction to create a tight curl. When you pull the hair out, it should look like a rope.
   • Tightly twisted hair creates a more firm curl.
   • Remember not to pull your hair too tight, as it can break and cause headaches.

3. 

   Create curls. Wrap the curl at the base of the hair so that it looks like a waffle or a shell.

4. 

   Fix the curl. Big or small curls depend on the length of the hair and can determine how to fix the hair. You may have to use an elastic band around a large curl.
   • Use a toothpick to fix the tiny curls. Use 2 perpendicular clamps to hold the scale.
   • Use a platypus hairpin instead of a toothpick to keep the curls.

5. 

   Remove the curls. Once your hair is completely dry, carefully remove each strand of hair. Stick your fingers through your hair to create wavy curls, but do not brush with a brush.
   • Use hairspray or hold gels to make sure your hair stays curly all day long.

6. 

   Cut the fabric into long strips. To get a curl bandage, you need small strips of fabric about 10-12 cm long and about 2.5 cm wide. The amount of bandages depends on how you want your hair to be curly or not.
   • Initially you should use 12 bandages, 6 for the top layer of hair and 6 for the lower layer of hair.
   • Cutting old pillowcases or old shirts is an economical way to get fabric.

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   Separate a portion of hair. You should have 6 curls around the top of the head and 6 curls slightly below. This will give you two sections of hair on each side of your head and two sections behind the first layer of hair.
   • Pull a small handful of hair away from your face. If you divide the hair on one side of the head into 4 parts, this part takes up.

8. 

   Tie a bandage. Tie the ends of the bandage to secure the curl. You need to tie it tightly enough so that the curls do not come out while sleeping, but not too tight so that they can easily be removed the next day.

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   Keeps frizzy. Let your hair dry overnight by going to bed with damp curls tied in a cloth bandage. The next morning remove the bandages so that the curls are released.
   • Use your fingers to thread your hair to turn small circles into wavy curls. Do not use a brush to prevent hair from ruffling.
   • Use hairspray to hold it in if your hair is easy to straighten.

10. 

    Try a hair curler. If you find it difficult to use a cloth, purchase a hair-curler. The steps for curling your hair are like using a bandage, except that instead of tying the ends of a bandage, you tie the hair roller.
    • Some people find it uncomfortable or difficult to sleep with hair curls.
    • Remember that the size of the curl will determine the curl of the curls. Large batches will give wavy curls.
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Advice

• To make your hair appear fluffy, keep your head down to let it down and rub your hair instead of creams or gels.
• When drying your hair, make sure the dryer is not too close to your hair, otherwise it could burn.
• For more shine, apply a little serum before braiding, twisting or curling your hair, and a little more while removing it.
• For dry hair, braid it into a few sections, then use a hair iron / straighten it through a few times.
• If you tie the curls too tight or split into too small curls, you will have curly hair instead of wavy hair. It is a good idea to create large curls; This will make you more comfortable sleeping, and will give you wavy curls.
• If you use a hairdryer, apply a moisturizer, heat spray, and a large round brush. This will give you wavy curls without damaging your hair.

Warning

• Make sure to braid or twist your hair tightly, but not so tightly that it will damage your hair.
• If conditioner doesn't work, use hair spray instead. Start with a soft hair spray, as strong hair sprays can make your hair look stiff.
• Start with a small amount of hair styling products. You can use more if needed, but it's difficult to remove without having to start over.

What you need

• Shampoo
• Dry conditioner
• Comb
• Towels
• Elastic bands, strips or toothpicks, depending on your method of curling
• Hair dryer in cool mode (optional)
• Optional items: Hair spray or hair serum, hair serum, hair spray