How To Round Brush & Curl Your Bangs

Hi Sam via when you want a full fringe when the most important tool is to work with, is a round brush. Now we're going to use a thermal brush because Ariel's hair is a texture of being fine, so thermal brushes are going to conduct more Heat number one obviously number two. What'S really critical is our product of choice. Remember my friend's product: it's not an option. It'S a necessity Ariel. Why? Because it protects your hair from the heat, so I'm just going to go through. Take my iron shape 11 and just mist that fringe area come back through our tool of choice. A thermal round brush in this particular case we're going to come through now, what's really important, let me allow you to demonstrate right here. What'S really important is we're coming through, underneath I suggest you put your blow dryer down, take the section that whole entire bang or fringe area a salon professionals call it bring that brush underneath use your hand and isolate that hair right on the thermal brush. Then you're going to come through pick up your blow. Dryer and you're gon na have a lot more control of it. I think a lot of times what happens Ariel is people lose control of the flow of air and the brush working together. So watch me give Ariel some hot tips hold the brush in the hand that you desire. Here'S your blow dryer now and remember it's not so important to put it on a high flow of air. I'M gon na place that on medium temperatures, nice and hot hey! Here'S your dryer, let's take a look and see how you do notice, how she places her dryer down: okay notice, how she's working with her hand, to isolate that section. This is critical. Menken, take control of that section. You'Re working with now we're gon na pick up the dryer. Okay, we're gon na turn that dryer on a low temperature ariel is gon na come through now. One thing I'm going to teach Ariel is I'm going to go through and I'm gon na take that dryer and just follow through and roll. I'M gon na release the dryer you're going to take over area. Awesome good now notice that Ariel's not placing that dryer directly on the bristles of a thermal brush any type of dryer and heat you're, going to have a natural tendency to bend the bristles so try to place it just slightly off the brush as aerials. Do it now, when you roll, I want you to lift and roll there Weisinger! That'S how you're gon na get the inn's to bubble and you're gon na get a little bit more fullness, so lift and roll Ariel good, you're doing great, lift and roll now Sam. How do I know if I'm hitting the hair? What I want you to do is hit your hand and then follow it down to the brush, now lift up Ariel there now look at oh, that was a great one. Okay, now hit your hand again follow, lift elevated, perfect excellent. Now, I'm gon na turn you loose Ariel, look how she finds her hand. She comes back and she lifts that and follows right through great way to achieve some volume. Let'S take a look at Ariel and see what you've created. Okay, you find that when you place your dryer down you're working with a section you're able to go in and have a lot more control of it now, look how perfect you did this Ariel you're awesome with that, so she gets a really nice full fringe. That has a little bit more bevel to it. That'S what's critical, my friends a lot of times when you want to create a sense of fullness, it can be very difficult. We just shared with you a very simple way, working with a thermal brush and remember my friends. Tricks are simple: if you keep it simple and control the flow of air and you're using the proper tool Sam VA here with another trick. Just for you, you