How To Stop Sponge Rollers From Leaving Dents In The Hair : Hair Care & Maintenance

Hi, my name is Tracey, valence, 11, hair, stylist and owner of qualify Tracey Valley today I'll be showing you how to use sponge rollers without having the macula densa usually left over in first, let's start by sectioning off the hair. Now, when it comes to sponge rollers, you have to section off the hair just about the same size as the roller that you'll be using. I'M going to use the tail comb today to do that. Next, you should keep the section that you're about to section off the same circumference of that roller. Also, this helps you to keep more control when you're rolling the hair. So you take your roller. You start at the ends of the hair and you run it down. Now, try not to do it too, tight unless you do want a tighter curl, but if you're just trying to get somebody wave, you curl it to about right there a inch away from the head and I'll show you. Why, later, let's do that again, you section it off, get a roller. You roll it down, leaving about a inch away from the root one more time section off a small section, get your roller start at the ends and you roll it down and stop right about. One inch away from the root now let me show you why you're going to need some duct bill, hair clips. What you do you see the bar in the front of your roller? You now turn it back with one finger. Take the duct clip! Stick it on that bar and push it right in between holding the hair in place and eliminating the bar from being at the top of the hair and leaving a debt. Let'S do it again take that bar that was right here, you roll it under take one duckbill open it up slide it in between that bar and then I'll stay in place. One more time take that bar roll it under take the duckbill, push it right in between the bar and now you're using sponge rollers without any dents in them. Thank you and I'm Tracy down you