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Do you use a heat protectant spray?
Do you want to get natural curls?
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When you curl hair, you should always use a heat protectant spray. It is important to work with heat control for the safety of your hair, because heat doest only dry out hair, it can kill the quality of the hair's inner structure, and even reduce the durability of the lovely colour you have invested in in the salon. Heat protectant sprays and products defend against damage from blow dryers, flat irons, curling irons, and more. You could try out the Tresemmé Thermal Creations Heat Tamer Spray, Shu Uemura Color Lustre Thermo-Milk Blow Dry Primer, Oribe Invisible Defense Spray, etc.
You will need a curling tool such as Xtava Tapered Clipless Curling Iron, Beachwaver Co Pro Curling Iron, etc. You should take a part of the hair and curl the top part away from the barrel and keep it for a couple of seconds. Use the remaining hair and curl it towards your face.The explanation why part of your hair should be curled away from your face and the other part against your face is to produce a multi-directional, natural texture.Release the curl into your palm and let it sit for a few seconds before releasing it completely. You should turn your iron down and be more deliberate with your speed to create better curls with less damage to your hair.
You will need a wooden brush because one of the greatest advantages of curly hair using a brush is that the prongs have versatility and shift as they glide through your hair! It is an excellent choice for curly hair because the widely spaced wooden pins will help to get through the curls without pulling.
Great! Natural wooden bristles help to naturally condition your hair and they are also gentle and durable.
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