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3 Ways to Make Curls with a Flat Iron

By Matthew Lynch
February 13, 2024
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Introduction:

Curls are timeless, versatile, and perfect for any occasion. While there are many ways to achieve those gorgeous curls, you may be surprised to learn that one of the most effective tools is a flat iron. This multitasking hair tool not only straightens your hair but can also help you create an array of beautiful curls. In this article, we will discuss three easy techniques to create stunning curls using a flat iron.

1. The Classic Twist

The Classic Twist is the easiest and most straightforward method to create loose curls with a flat iron.

– Start by dividing your hair into several sections, preferably one-inch wide.

– Hold the flat iron vertically and clamp it around the section of hair halfway down the length.

– Twist the flat iron away from your face while gently gliding it down to the end of your hair section.

– As you slide the tool down, make sure the hair wraps around the plates, forming a spiral shape.

– Repeat this process across all sections of your hair until you have achieved uniform curls.

2. The Ribbon Wrap

This technique is perfect for creating more delicate and tight curls using a flat iron.

– Begin by dividing your hair into smaller sections, around half an inch wide.

– Hold the flat iron horizontally and clamp it at the root of one section of your hair.

– Begin wrapping your hair around one side of the tool while maintaining tension as you slide down.

– As you move down the hair section, make sure to maintain an even pace for consistent results.

– Release your curled hair from the flat iron and repeat with all remaining sections.

3. The S-Wave Curl

The S-Wave Curl method is an excellent choice for achieving relaxed, natural-looking waves with a flat iron.

– Divide your hair into two-inch-wide sections.

– Clamp down on one section at about two inches from the root, then slightly turn the flat iron outward for half an inch.

– Move further down the hair section. This time around, clamp and turn inward, creating an S-shape in the hair.

– Continue alternating directions down the full length of your hair section, maintaining even tension with each turn.

– Finish the curl by gently releasing the hair from the flat iron. Repeat this method for every section to create a consistent wavy look.

Conclusion:

Achieving flawless curls with a flat iron is possible with these three simple techniques: The Classic Twist, The Ribbon Wrap, and The S-Wave Curl. Practice makes perfect! Don’t be afraid to experiment until you find the technique that best suits your hair type and desired curl style. Happy styling!

 

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