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Straightening
Move a portion of the head horizontally from ear to ear, starting with the area directly behind and working your way up to the top of the head. A piece that is wider than the plate should never be accepted. After using a heat protection spray, comb. When using the hair straightener, gently and steadily pull the comb from the root to the tip. Squeeze the sides slightly to smooth them out.
Waves from a messy beach Make a big, vertical cut while keeping your forehead away from the knife. Start close to the root and twist in a 360-degree motion with the bottom of the hair styler pointed upward. We'll begin at the level of the cheekbones in the upper body. Roughen it up after you're done, but rub the waves with your fingertips to make them look messy and tousled. Use dry shampoo or a salt spritz to achieve a matte finish.
Classic waves
For Look 2, follow similar techniques, however don't mess up the waves. Divide the dressing or paddle brush with a gloss spray and then brush the shaft to join the two together.
Glamour curls
This is a great way to get the bounce out of a blow dryer. Rotate the styler 360 degrees starting at the route and draw it up to lift the route. After fixing the hair, make it harder. Give it a second paddle stroke after lowering it.
Pleated waves
Make an irregular mesh in a segment of hair, leaving 12 crawls of root obstruction. Before allowing the hairspray to dry, lightly mist it. The flattening, lifting, and settling of the plait should be done several times. To untangle each braid, run your finger through it.
Polished ponytail
Divide the hair into the middle or bottom. Straighten the way you would your hair. Tie a ribbon around the hair after brushing it backwards. Rotate a random section of hair 180 degrees in various directions around the styler to create a chic flick at the tip. Matte the shiny stems with sea salt spray to give them a double texture.
Take a small, horizontal section of your straight hair to begin the 20s faux bob. Thread the hair through the S-shaped styler beginning at the root with a short clip. Fix the hair in place with a clamp. Give the corners a twist to achieve the best finger wave. Use a paddle brush to lightly brush your hair and pin both ends up and down to create a faux bob.
Grungy bends
The styler should be held at a 45-degree angle, clamped crosswise across a large, haphazard vertical section of hair, and positioned at the eye line. Spin the hair styler 180 degrees in the opposite direction after clamping the hair, and then leave it alone for another second. The procedure should then be repeated by reducing the hair 2 inches. Repeating the process will result in a messy appearance at the hair's ends. Massage the roots and ends of the hair to create a dirty texture. Use marine salt spray or dry shampoo for a matte finish.
Soft vintage curls
Think about a straight section. The size is determined by the curl's girth. Curl the hair around the two fingers starting at the tip. Push the final hair between your fingertips to remove it. While chilling, secure it with a hair straightener. Repeat in the remaining sections. Leverage it with your finger and then smooth it.
Beach waves of intensity
Are you ready for a two-minute life-changing trick? Before lowering the heat on the curling irons, divide the hair into two sections to create the beachy-looking curls. You could also braid your hair and use a flat iron to set the curls.