Before that, Valles dismantles how to use hair rollers and subscribes to a step -by -step manual to achieve the voltage, Beautiful hairstyle.
How to use hair rollers
As it turned out, it is actually easy. Just take it step by step. First, divide your hair sections. Valles recommends starting from the top of your head and working on your way down. Regardless of whether you have short hair, long hair, curly hair or soft hair, “I always love to start on top because I want to get the utmost temperature and the cylinder is longer, because it usually wants most of the size,” she says. You don’t have to be accurate with the division; Just make sure that each section has a large part of the hair (more later). “Do big sections here, because we do not try to really take a truly curly look,” she says.
After that, choose the size of your hair cylinder. To detonate the nineties, it became large or returning home. Valles recommends using the largest rollers in your group for the back and one size to the bottom of both sides. (She loves to use three inches and 2 inches.)
But this whole part is customized. To take a more “finished” look, you can do your head completely with the same size and direction. An alternative to more natural appearance, Beach waves. If you like Linglet Look (the most tight curls), use smaller rollers. It will give you medium -sized rollers soft, loose or loose curls Mermaid waves. Choose any type of curl you want, then choose the correct volume of the cylinder from there. Next, we will dismantle how to use hair rollers based on three common types: filter rollers, hot rollers, and foam rollers.
How to use Velcro rollers
Do you put rollers in wet or dry hair? This depends on the type of hair cylinder you use. When using the hook and the loop (or velcro), or rollers, you want to design a little wet hair (about 90 % dry) or completely dry hair. Then use Products Like a mousse or spray to get this additional gravity in your explosion. Apply the product to the roots and run through the ends.
Regardless of the type of hair cylinder you use, the way you roll is the key. If you want to get the sound level, make sure you are rolling over the hair to create this bump. “Go at an angle of 90 degrees,” says Valis. Take a large section – get the same cylinder width – and wrap it under the hair.
Always, regardless of the type of hair cylinder, wrap your hair inward and towards your head. You want to start at the end of your hair, and move to your roots.
Once you roll up to the root, you can use a clip or pin to adjust the Velcro hair cylinder, but the Valles has advice from the inside: it simply prefers to push the hair cylinder to its place and use the phillyo to secure it (the velcrow mainly holds the hair to keep the hair cylinder in its place). The minimum time will be to leave your Velcro rollers 10 minutes for loose waves, but you can leave them for a longer period (30 minutes is usually a good idea).
