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Post by fashiondisorder on Oct 21, 2010 10:37:47 GMT -5
In the movies you see these tiny curls along the face, i've tried it. But the became too long, and more like uhm... princess curls fairytalefrocks.blogspot.com/I've cearched, but I only could find "princess curls" Could anyone help me?
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Post by esther on Oct 21, 2010 11:01:01 GMT -5
I think that to get the smaller face-framing curls, your hair needs to be cut shorter and layered around your face. The weight of longer hair will pull the curls down.
My hair is below my shoulder blades, but it is layered to remove some of the bulk because I have a really thick head of wavy hair. To do my hair, I make a horizontal part, from ear to ear that goes over the top of my head. This part includes the hair on each side of my face and my bangs. I then pull the rest of my hair on the top and back of my head back into a clip to keep it out of the way.
I take the front and side hair and make a middle part. Next I add mousse or styling product to the front hair. Then I roll my hair away from the part onto flexible pillow rollers or I use rag rollers. Smaller, normal style rollers tend to frizz my hair out. Curling iron curls never hold in my hair. I don't set my hair when it's wet, because it takes too long to dry.
After the side and front hair is done, I curl the back of my hair the same way. I either roll my hair the night before and sleep on it or I roll my hair and leave the rollers in for a few hours.
When I'm ready to unwind my hair, I don't brush the curls out. Brushing them out makes them frizz. Instead I just comb my hair with my fingers to seperate the curls. I leave the hair sectioned off in the front as is and then I pin the hair in the back up into a curly chignon, high on the back of my head.
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Post by fashiondisorder on Oct 22, 2010 4:09:10 GMT -5
thankyou! I was really looking for this kind of information (:
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