Use A Curling Brush To Curl Hair
If you want to get a bouncy volume and curls in your hair but not willing to use
curling iron on your hair then here is a good news for you that you can get your hair smoothly curled by using a curling brush, which is also known as round brush. Curling brushes are easily available in markets, made up of different materials and sizes, so that you can opt for one according to your need. For having curls always use the curling brush that is smaller is size as it will be easy to grip and it will curl your hair successfully. Always select a brush which is made up of such a material that conducts heat like ceramic.While curling your hair with a curling brush you will require a towel, curling brush, hair spray or a wax based product, hair elastics, hair dryer which must be featuring diffuser, flat brush and heat protection products like leave in conditioners. Following is the procedure for curling your hair.
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Wash your hair or make them wet and dry your hair make sure that there must not be excess of water in any part of your hair. Apply heat protective products on your hair to save your hair from getting damaged; make sure that heat protection is provided to ends of your hair as well. If you find your hair still wet then use blow dryer with a diffuser, as diffuser will supply proper heat on the ends of your hair, also use a flat brush while using a blow dryer. Make sure that hair must be damp not wet other wise your efforts to make curls will not prove out to be fruitful.
Divide your entire hair into sections and secure each section with elastic which will make your work easier. Take curling brush and brush one section, then roll your hair from the end to one or two inches away from your scalp. Hold the brush for few seconds and use hair dryer until your hair are dry, then set the curls as desired by providing cool setting through your hair dryer. After this unroll the section from curling brush and apply some hair spray, repeat the entire process for each section and get your hair curled as you like.
by: Blain Gowing