How To Crimp Hair With A Straightener

From the cupped, center-parted hairstyle that appeared on Gucci’s fall 2016 runway, to Beyoncé’s full-length twist in her Formation video, it’s safe to say the ’70s popular hairstyle is having a big beauty moment — both on and off the runway. Permed hair is an unfinished yet glamorous look that supports fashion’s fixation with all things chic with ease, and is truly a case for accepting moisture. Luckily, you don’t need to dust off your curlers (Do they even do those?) to recreate the look. Read on to learn how to curl your hair in 5 easy steps.Tools: Heat protectant patch, hairspray, iron and lots of hair ties. Read more: how to apply for a visa gift card to an amazon1 account. Apply heat protection all over your dry hair to prevent damage and split ends. We suggest Thermal Protective Spray Phyto Phytokératine (US$32; AED/SAR 118), can be used on both damp and dry hair, as it protects while nourishing damaged strands. Next, you take a small section of hair and twist it into a tight braid. Continue braiding small curls, until the entire head is braided. Depending on the thickness of your hair, you should have about six braids. Read more: how to follow topics on pinterest | Top Q&A4. Once all of your hair is braided and in place, iron each braid flat, one at a time. Be sure to start at the end of the braid and hold the iron in place for 10 seconds. Loosen the braids and use hairspray to hold them in place. For a visual how-to, check out the short clip posted by @elizochkaaaa on Instagram below.