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3 Ways to Get Curly Hair (Men)

By Matthew Lynch
October 7, 2023
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Introduction

Curly hair can be an attractive style for men, as it provides a voluminous and stylish look. However, if you were not gifted with natural curls, there’s no need to worry! There are several techniques that you can use to achieve this hairstyle. In this article, we will discuss three ways that men can get curly hair.

1. Sponge Method

The sponge method is a popular way for men with short hair to create curls. This technique is specifically designed for those with naturally kinky or Afro-textured hair.

What you’ll need:

– A twist or curl sponge

– Moisturizer or styling gel

How to do it:

1.Wash and condition your hair, then dry it until it’s just damp.

2. Apply some moisturizer or styling gel to your hair, making sure that it is evenly distributed.

3. Take the twist sponge and rub it in gentle circular motions over your head.

4. Continue rubbing the sponge until your hair begins to form small coils or twists.

5. To maintain the curls, use a light oil or conditioner daily.

2. Heatless Curlers Method

If you want to avoid using heat on your hair while achieving tight curls, heatless curlers are an ideal option.

What you’ll need:

– Heatless curlers

– Hair clips

– A spray bottle of water

How to do it:

1. Wash and condition your hair as usual.

2. While your hair is still damp, divide it into sections using the hair clips.

3. Spray a section with water to ensure that it’s damp enough before starting the curling process.

4. Wrap a strand of hair around a heatless curler and secure it in place.

5. Repeat this process, working through each section of your hair.

6. Once all the curlers are in place, leave them in your hair overnight or for at least five hours.

7. Carefully remove the curlers and gently separate the curls using your fingers.

3. Using a Curling Iron

A curling iron is perfect for men with longer hair who want to create curls that last throughout the day.

What you’ll need:

– A curling iron of your preferred size

– Protective gloves

– Heat protectant spray

– Hair clips

How to do it:

1. Make sure your hair is clean and thoroughly dry.

2. Apply heat protectant spray to your hair.

3. Divide your hair into sections using the hair clips.

4. Put on the heat-resistant gloves to prevent burns.

5. Heat the curling iron to the desired temperature.

6. Take a section of hair and wrap it around the barrel of the curling iron, holding it for several seconds before releasing.

7. Continue this process until all strands have been curled.

8. Allow your curls to cool down and then use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to separate them gently.

Conclusion

Armed with these techniques, getting curly hair for men has never been so easy. Whether you choose to use a twist sponge, heatless curlers, or a curling iron, you can confidently embrace those gorgeous, luscious curls! Just remember to maintain proper care and handle your hair gently for long-lasting results!

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