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3 Ways to Curl Short Hair

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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Introduction:

Curling short hair can be a fun and stylish way to change up your look, but it can also be challenging for those who are less experienced with styling techniques. In this article, we’ll discuss three different ways to curl short hair so that you can achieve beautiful, bouncy curls with ease.

Method 1: Using a Curling Iron

1. Select the right size curling iron: When curling short hair, using a small barrel curling iron (3/4 to 1-inch) is ideal for creating tight curls. A larger barrel may not give the desired effect on shorter hair.

2. Prep your hair: Start by washing and drying your hair thoroughly. Apply a heat protectant spray to protect your hair from heat damage.

3. Section and clip your hair: Divide your hair into small sections, using clips to hold them in place while you work on one section at a time.

4. Curl each section: Hold the curling iron vertically and wrap a section of your hair around the barrel, holding it there for 7-10 seconds before releasing. Continue this process for all sections until you’ve curled your entire head.

5. Finish with hairspray: To set your curls and ensure they last throughout the day, lightly mist your hair with hairspray.

Method 2: Pin Curls

1. Start with damp hair: Pin curls work best with clean, slightly damp hair. Apply a styling product like mousse or gel for added hold.

2. Create small sections: Divide your hair into small sections depending on the size of curls you desire.

3. Curl and secure with bobby pins: Take one section at a time, wrap it around two fingers in a circular motion towards your scalp, and secure it against the head with bobby pins.

4. Allow the curls to set: Let your pin curls air dry or use a hairdryer on a low heat setting to speed up the process. Leave the curls pinned for a few hours or overnight, depending on your hair type.

5. Unpin and style: Carefully remove the bobby pins and separate your curls gently using your fingers. Finish with hairspray to hold the curls in place.

Method 3: Braiding

1. Prep your hair: Start with clean, damp hair and apply a styling product like mousse or gel.

2. Create multiple braids: Create several small braids all over your head, making sure that they are tight to achieve defined waves.

3. Dry your braids: Allow your braids to air dry completely or sleep on them overnight to ensure they set properly.

4. Unravel and style: Gently unravel your braids to reveal smooth, natural-looking waves. Tousle with your fingers and finish with a light hairspray to hold the texture in place.

Conclusion:

Curling short hair can be achieved through a variety of methods that cater to different preferences and skill levels. Experiment with curling irons, pin curls, and braiding for new looks and don’t forget to protect your hair from heat damage when using hot styling tools. With a little practice, you’ll have bouncy, gorgeous curls in no time!

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