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6 Ways to Curl Hair

By Matthew Lynch
November 14, 2023
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Curls are a timeless style that can add volume, texture, and elegance to any look. Whether you desire bouncy ringlets or loose beach waves, there are several ways to curl your hair. In this article, we will explore six different methods of achieving beautiful curls.

Using a Curling Iron

One of the most well-known and versatile tools for curling hair is the curling iron. Available in various barrel sizes, you can create tight spiral curls or loose waves depending on the diameter of the iron you choose. To use a curling iron:

– Heat the iron to the appropriate temperature for your hair type

– Divide your hair into sections and clip them up

– Release a section at a time, starting at the ends and rolling it upwards towards your scalp

– Hold for a few seconds, then gently release

2. Hot Rollers

Hot rollers are a fantastic way to achieve voluminous curls while multitasking. Ideal for medium to long hair lengths, hot rollers provide big soft curls. To use hot rollers:

– Warm up your roller set and spray heat protectant on your hair

– Divide your hair into sections

– Wrap each section around a roller and secure

– Allow rollers to cool completely before removing them

– Finger comb for a more natural look or brush for more uniform curls

3. Using a Flat Iron

If you don’t own a curling iron but have a flat iron handy, you can still achieve gorgeous curls. Using a flat iron creates more natural-looking waves. To curl with a flat iron:

– Apply heat protectant spray

– Divide your hair into sections

– Clamp the flat iron near the root of one section

– Twist and pull the flat iron down to create a curl

– Continue this process until all sections are curled

4. Pin Curls

For a no-heat, classic curling method, pin curls are a great option. They create beautiful, lasting curls and are suitable for all hair lengths. To create pin curls:

– Start with slightly damp hair

– Section your hair

– Wrap a section around two fingers, forming a loop

– Flatten the loop against the scalp and secure it with a bobby pin

– Allow hair to dry completely before removing pins

5. Braiding for Curls

Create soft, beachy waves by simply braiding your hair when damp. This low-maintenance method provides gentle curls with minimal effort. To braid for curls:

– Apply mousse or texturizing spray to damp hair

– Divide your hair into sections

– Create plaits or braids in each section

– Allow your hair to dry fully, either overnight or during the day

– Remove braids and finger comb for natural-looking waves

6. Sock Curls

If you’re looking for another heat-free method to curl your hair, give sock curls a try. They provide loose spiral curls while reducing damage to your hair. To create sock curls:

– Find a clean pair of socks that are long and stretchy

– With slightly damp hair, divide it into sections

– Wrap each section around a sock from the ends up to the roots

– Secure tightly by tying the ends of the sock together

– Leave in while you sleep or until completely dry

– Gently remove socks and finger comb the resulting curls

Whichever method you choose, remember to use heat protectants when applying heat and always handle your hair gently to reduce damage. Experiment with different curling techniques to discover what works best for you and embrace gorgeous, bouncy curls!

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