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Hairstyles how-to's
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hi Guis, i think you would be able to make it curlier if you want, maybe go to a hair salon shop and ask them for like small curlers, you could put them in your hair for a few hrs. or if that doesnt suite you, maybe spray your hair with salt water and like cruch your hair up with ur fingers.. wont make it curly, but will make it textured..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsabcVRcWa8
that side ponytail is very similar to this one, hope i helped!!
that side ponytail is very similar to this one, hope i helped!!
Thank you, SugarKane!
Okay, I have another question. I like the look the model has in the picture below, but how should I do my hair to coincide with the ribbons? My hair is about shoulder length so it needs to be something I can do with short hair.
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Okay, I have another question. I like the look the model has in the picture below, but how should I do my hair to coincide with the ribbons? My hair is about shoulder length so it needs to be something I can do with short hair.
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For those of you looking for a good tutorial on getting the beachy waves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--jF3ktIhy4&feature=related
I followed with Bed Head Manipulator and it worked a lot better than when I used the Bumble and Bumble surf spray
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--jF3ktIhy4&feature=related
I followed with Bed Head Manipulator and it worked a lot better than when I used the Bumble and Bumble surf spray
I'd really like to know how make something like this.It seems she's got some padding under her hair but what exactly?I was trying such a many ways to do a big beehive or up do but nothing worked.
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Hmm, maybe tie it up in a bun when it's wet and leave to dry naturally.
I don't know what products you could use seeing as I don't have straight hair. But I do this on my wavy, very frizzy hair with no product and it comes out looking like that.
Hmm, maybe tie it up in a bun when it's wet and leave to dry naturally.
I don't know what products you could use seeing as I don't have straight hair. But I do this on my wavy, very frizzy hair with no product and it comes out looking like that.
I tried for so long to learn how to do the beachy waves and could never get it, and now I finally understand how to do it but I just got my hair cut so it's just a bit too short at the momentlol
could you explain please? I still don't know how to get it right
Sock curling!
Like in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpudI7Kmtbg
But do it on DRY hair (on damp hair is gives tighter curls)
I have straight hair ( with a lot of body though) and it's past my bra strap.
I use 6 socks on my head. Divide hair into two parts: a lower part and an upper part (about equal thickness).
Put up the upper part and divide the lower part into three sections. Roll in socks and tie. Do not roll all the way up to the roots (too tight curl). Do the same to the upper sections of hair.
Go to sleep (it's very comfortable to sleep in) or just leave in a couple of hours.
Remove and you should have big soft waves.
I do this all the time. I pretty much sleep in socks every day!
You can use product to hold the wave (you can use it before curling), because the wave will otherwise fall out pretty fast.
This is my favourite hairstyling method EVER and has helped me to stop heat styling. It gives this very romantic wavy look.
