Flat wrapping creates wide, volumized curls. Choose to curl your hair away, toward, or away from your face.
Flat wrap a 1 ½” section of hair without twisting until halfway down the length to achieve the desired look.
This method gives tight, spiral curls with texture. Wrap ½” sections around your 1” curling iron for this appearance.
Ribbon curls are tight and bouncey. This technique is great since the curls last days and loosen into a beachy wave.
This flatiron method makes loose “S” waves like push or finger waves. Each portion of hair will form a S shape, which you will flat iron.
Braiding and sleeping on long hair before bed is the quickest way to curl it without heat. Two or more little braids generate tighter waves than one giant braid.
This technique works best if your hair has some texture, like natural wave or leftover curls from the day before.
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