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Old Nov 27th, 2007, 06:55 AM   #1 (permalink)  
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I need advice on how to get curls in my hair which will last long eg how to you get them or what do you do? Like below:

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Old Nov 27th, 2007, 07:24 AM   #2 (permalink)  
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Depends if you want waves, wavey curls, loose curls or big fat curls.... u usually tong or use rollers on your hair and then apply a bit of the fixing spritz/spray to get it to hold all day... also hair should be freshly washed/clean with no styling products before you curl them.






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Old Nov 27th, 2007, 07:35 AM   #3 (permalink)  
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Sunnie, you havent told us what sort of hair you have?

Curling and keeping curls for a longer period of time depends on how well your hair will hold the curl.

If your hair is dead straight then you'll have to use rollers, the size of which depends on how big or small curl you want.

My hair is wavy/curly, all i have to do is twist it around my finger and pin it with bobby pins while I apply makeup and it curls nicely and stays curly for a long time.






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Old Nov 27th, 2007, 07:52 AM   #4 (permalink)  
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Sunnie, you havent told us what sort of hair you have?

Curling and keeping curls for a longer period of time depends on how well your hair will hold the curl.

If your hair is dead straight then you'll have to use rollers, the size of which depends on how big or small curl you want.

My hair is wavy/curly, all i have to do is twist it around my finger and pin it with bobby pins while I apply makeup and it curls nicely and stays curly for a long time.
My hair is just below the shoulders - hair is not dead straight! I would love to use rollers but i dont know how to! I mean i have seen rollers being sold in packets but they are for old ladies...advise me on the best ones! And what spritz pritz etc etc to use!

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Old Nov 27th, 2007, 09:15 AM   #5 (permalink)  
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You want to try using the Revlon Rollers as they'r pretty good - u have to use them on damp clean hair and then roll each section of hair in a roller and to speed up process, add bit of fixing spray/hair spray around hair then give it a light blitz of air using a hairdryer on warm or cool setting... at d end when hair is dead dry and rollers are ready to be opened, tilt your head forward and open one roller at a time then shake head to let the curls loosen... and style in your preferred way - i.e. parting and then spritz wid a setting spray - u can get these from Boots /Superdrug - Toni & Guy, Vidal Sasoon, Pantene, L'Oreal are a few to name... good luck!






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Old Nov 27th, 2007, 09:22 AM   #6 (permalink)  
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A Barrel Roller will give u really good ones...Use the 2nd last to the biggest...I think its 1 i/2 inch one...use a serum or ..maybe an afterparty creme from TIGI works well for me.
Layer your hair in abt 3-5 sections...All of the lower hair roll them outwards and the last inside.







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You want to try using the Revlon Rollers as they'r pretty good - u have to use them on damp clean hair and then roll each section of hair in a roller and to speed up process, add bit of fixing spray/hair spray around hair then give it a light blitz of air using a hairdryer on warm or cool setting... at d end when hair is dead dry and rollers are ready to be opened, tilt your head forward and open one roller at a time then shake head to let the curls loosen... and style in your preferred way - i.e. parting and then spritz wid a setting spray - u can get these from Boots /Superdrug - Toni & Guy, Vidal Sasoon, Pantene, L'Oreal are a few to name... good luck!
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A Barrel Roller will give u really good ones...Use the 2nd last to the biggest...I think its 1 i/2 inch one...use a serum or ..maybe an afterparty creme from TIGI works well for me.
Layer your hair in abt 3-5 sections...All of the lower hair roll them outwards and the last inside.
Oh so kind of you ladies - even though i dont want spend anymore money - i will have a look!

Ask99, which barrel roller are you talking about? What make is it? Help in getting these products!






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Old Nov 27th, 2007, 10:54 AM   #8 (permalink)  
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Oh so kind of you ladies - even though i dont want spend anymore money - i will have a look!

Ask99, which barrel roller are you talking about? What make is it? Help in getting these products!

http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/prod...ush&navCount=1

even a revelon one would work too.

http://www.jasonshankey.co.uk/dsp_Pr...ter_Party.html


This product u can use after washing and just a small amount also protects your hair from damage from styling tools.
And the iron needs to be used on dry hair. Use 1-2 inche sections when u curl them. Hope this helps






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Old Nov 27th, 2007, 11:32 AM   #9 (permalink)  
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http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/prod...ush&navCount=1

even a revelon one would work too.

http://www.jasonshankey.co.uk/dsp_Pr...ter_Party.html


This product u can use after washing and just a small amount also protects your hair from damage from styling tools.
And the iron needs to be used on dry hair. Use 1-2 inche sections when u curl them. Hope this helps
£14.40 from £14.55 < what a reduction!?!

Thanks Ask99 but can i not use the John Frieda hair serum as i have jst bought it and it works wonder on straight hair! Damn!!

Also, i have got a curler and it looks like the one below: Will this give me big curls?

http://www.argos.co.uk/wcsstore/argo...6UC285155T.jpg






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Old Nov 27th, 2007, 11:42 AM   #10 (permalink)  
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So get a round brush and blow dry your hair. Twist your hair around the brush and let it down, so it'll look like you put rollers in it but more natural and stuff. Then just spray some frizz stuff on your hair. You can basically do anything with a round brush providing you got skillz. AND your hair looks thicker and has more bounce







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Old Nov 28th, 2007, 12:27 PM   #11 (permalink)  
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Thanks for opening this threadddddd....i tried putting curls sooooo many time but i always end up in taking shower again cuz they look horrible....i used to use curling iron but now ill try to use rollers...hope it will work....on bari eid i will do that but ofcourse i will try it one time before eid to be on the safe side

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Old Nov 28th, 2007, 12:45 PM   #12 (permalink)  
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u know what works for me, is if i make alot smaller, tighter curls and then comb them out so they're not that poodle-y... big girls look kinda messy on me






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Old Nov 28th, 2007, 12:51 PM   #13 (permalink)  
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i need to know how to get the crunchy hair look..its almost like curls..but just messy-er







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when i got curls done for a wedding in canada, the guy put lots of mousse in my hair first and then rollers. my hair is really long and the curls didn't really stay put even after 2 hours of rollers so he just used the curling iron at the end and that worked better. i had curls/waves in my hair until the next 2 days






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i need to know how to get the crunchy hair look..its almost like curls..but just messy-er
I think u mean d loose big curls/crunchy waves - you achieve this by applying mousse to dry hair then curling sections of your hair with your usual hair straighteners - result is wicked!






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Sunnie I am not good with rollers myself, have you tried using the curling iron??

Aaana, you need to invest in a good diffuser, its this round thing with fingers that you attach infront of the hairdryer nozzle.
Put plenty of mousse in the hair, then use the diffuser to dry 'em






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Sunnie I am not good with rollers myself, have you tried using the curling iron??

Aaana, you need to invest in a good diffuser, its this round thing with fingers that you attach infront of the hairdryer nozzle.
Put plenty of mousse in the hair, then use the diffuser to dry 'em
I have got a iron that i have posted a pic of above with slide like shape on it (dont know how else to describe it) but that gives tight curls!

Btw - how does the diffuser work? Do you just turn it on and keep it in one place on the head and let it do the work or you have to move it around?






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Irons come in all sorts of diameters. If you want looser curls then look for something with a thick rod, After curling your hair remember to brush 'em out so they dont sit as individual curls and look unatural.

With diffuser you mousse towel dry hair, then flip your head down, and use the diffuser nozzle as you'd your fingers to scrunch up your hair






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Irons come in all sorts of diameters. If you want looser curls then look for something with a thick rod, After curling your hair remember to brush 'em out so they dont sit as individual curls and look unatural.

With diffuser you mousse towel dry hair, then flip your head down, and use the diffuser nozzle as you'd your fingers to scrunch up your hair
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!! It seems all too complicated to me! I am just going to stick to my hair strightner which is my pride possession! I usually curl my hair with and then use Loreal hairspray! Easy solution!






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I remember i went for lose curls once - but my hair is so straight that the curls disappeared like they never even existed even before i went home..






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