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Home›How To›3 Ways to Do a Deep Side Part

3 Ways to Do a Deep Side Part

By Matthew Lynch
December 22, 2023
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Introduction

A deep side part is a versatile and stylish way to change up your hairdo. Not only does it add instant drama and elegance to any look, but it’s also easy to achieve with just a few simple steps. In this article, we’ll explore three methods to perfect the deep side part, suitable for various hair types and textures.

1.Using a Rat Tail Comb

For those with straight or wavy hair, using a rat tail comb is an effective way to create a precise deep side part.

Step 1: Start with clean, detangled hair. It can be either damp or dry.

Step 2: Choose which side you’d like your part on – either left or right.

Step 3: Place the tip of the rat tail comb at the outer corner of your chosen eyebrow, angling it back towards the crown of your head.

Step 4: Gently glide the comb through your hair in a straight line until you reach the desired depth of the part.

Step 5: Tuck any stray hairs behind your ear and secure in place with bobby pins if necessary.

Step 6: Set your side part in place by misting hairspray onto your roots to keep everything in place throughout the day.

2.The Finger Combing Technique

For those with curly or coily hair, finger combing is an excellent method that enables you to create a deep side part without disrupting your natural curl pattern.

Step 1: Begin with freshly washed and conditioned hair that’s still damp.

Step 2: Decide which side you want your part on – left or right.

Step 3: Apply a leave-in conditioner or curl-defining product throughout your hair.

Step 4: Using your fingers, gently separate your curls in an angled line from the outer corner of your preferred eyebrow towards the crown of your head.

Step 5: Gently massage the roots on the side with less hair to create volume and lift.

Step 6: Allow your hair to air dry, or use a diffuser attachment on your hairdryer set to low heat to avoid frizz and maintain your curl definition.

3.The Pin and Twist Method

A great option for those with short hair or bobs, the pin and twist method helps create a deep side part with minimal effort.

Step 1: Begin with clean, dry hair that has been brushed through.

Step 2: Choose which side you want your part on – left or right.

Step 3: Separate a section of hair from the outer corner of your chosen eyebrow, angling back towards the crown of your head.

Step 4: Gently twist this section of hair until it sits flat against your head and directs the rest of your hair in the direction of the part.

Step 5: Secure the twisted section with bobby pins in an “X” formation to ensure it stays put throughout the day.

Step 6: Finish by applying a light mist of hairspray to hold everything in place.

Conclusion

The deep side part is an effortlessly chic style that can easily elevate any look. By mastering these three techniques, you’ll be able to adapt the deep side part to suit various hair types and textures. So, get ready to turn heads with your stunning new hairstyle!

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