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3 Ways to Curl Your Hair with the Instyler

By Matthew Lynch
February 12, 2024
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Curling your hair can give you a fresh, stylish look that is perfect for any occasion. With the Instyler, achieving salon-quality curls at home has never been easier. In this article, we will explore three different ways to curl your hair using the Instyler, ensuring that you have the versatility to create various hairstyles with just one tool.

1. Classic Curls

For a timeless and elegant look, classic curls are the way to go. Here’s how you can achieve them using the Instyler:

a. Start with clean, dry hair that has been brushed thoroughly to remove any tangles.

b. Divide your hair into sections using clips or hair ties, leaving one loose section to begin curling.

c. Turn on your Instyler and set it to the desired heat level appropriate for your hair type.

d. Wrap a 1-inch section of hair around the rotating barrel, starting near the roots and moving towards the tips.

e. Close the Instyler and hold it in place for a few seconds before releasing it gently to reveal a perfectly formed curl.

f. Continue curling the remaining sections of your hair in the same manner, moving from one side of your head to the other

g. Once all sections are curled, let them cool down for a few minutes before running your fingers through them gently to separate and loosen them for added volume.

2. Beach Waves

Beach waves are effortlessly chic and perfect for a casual day out or just about any event. Follow these steps to create this hairstyle using the Instyler:

a. Once again, make sure your hair is clean, dry, and free of tangles.

b. Rather than dividing your hair into sections, take random pieces of varying thicknesses as you go along.

c. Set your Instyler to a lower heat setting for a more subtle, natural wave.

d. Wrap the selected hair section around the rotating barrel, but this time leave out the ends of your hair for a more undone look.

e. Hold the Instyler in place for a few seconds before releasing the hair and moving on to the next piece.

f. Continue this process throughout your hair until you have achieved the desired amount of waves.

g. Shake out your hair and use your fingers to tousle it slightly to achieve a relaxed, beach-ready style.

3. Spiral Curls

For tight, defined curls full of bounce, try spiral curls:

a. Prepare your hair by ensuring it is clean, dry, and without tangles.

b. Separate your hair into small sections for more precise curls – the smaller the section, the tighter the curl.

c. Set your Instyler to a higher heat setting to create long-lasting, defined curls.

d. Wrap each section tightly around the rotating barrel, ensuring that each strand is wound closely together and there are no gaps between them.

e. Hold the Instyler in place for several seconds before releasing it to reveal a tight spiral curl.

f. Continue working through all sections of your hair until you have completed curling each strand.

g. After allowing the curls to cool down for several minutes, use a wide-tooth comb or your fingers gently to break them up slightly and achieve desired fullness without causing frizz.

With these three versatile curling techniques using the Instyler at your disposal, you can effortlessly transform your locks from straight to stunningly curly with ease anytime you desire!

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