Curly Into Wavy Hair Tutorial

Notice anything different about me. Probably not I've been doing something different with my hair, because I've spent many years trying to perfect like the perfect bohemian loose beachy waves, whatever they're called, and I finally found a technique that works with my already curly hair and today. That is what I'm going to share with you, so here it is my routine starts with damp freshly washed hair. Then I use an old t-shirt, just scrunch the water out of my hair. I don't really think it does anything, but I do it anyways. I then add in my favorite products, which include mousse and whatever this is next. I use a comb to part my hair and separate it into two little buns low on the back of my head, and now I wait for it to dry. Typically, I do this at night, so it doesn't feel like I'm waiting as long you're welcome to use a blow dryer to speed this process up once dry. I release the pony tails. What I'm left with is hair that could make a 1980s band cry. I break out my curling iron and get it heated up. I then split my hair into. However many sections it will take. My hair is thin, so just the top and bottom layer is good. Once my iron is hot, I start making curled in alternating directions all over my head, I generally add hairspray after each layer and when it's done, I use every ounce of power in me not to touch it until the curls are totally cooled off. When my hair is cool to the touch, I break up the curls and then I stand back to admire my work, not bad, not bad. At all. Now I know you you've probably got some questions which is okay, because I have some answers. Why these products? I don't know, I just think they smell good and what are the products? Well, this is not your mother's DejaVu style extender. This is present a mousse, oh and the hairspray. You also trust me. What kind of curling iron was that it's a curling wand from Remington, and that is all I know about it, because it's not mine, it's actually my sister's. She bought it, she's, really the beauty guru in our family. Why don't you just straighten and blow-dry your hair? First, because it takes forever - and I heard you have naturally curly hair, so why straighten it all out just to curl it again, if you already have naturally curly hair, why do you want it wavy? Because waves are awesome? Sometimes I just need to break from the curls, but I don't want it to be straight, so this is kind of like meeting in the middle where'd. You get drifted, it Bigfoot, real or not, yeah, obviously real. So I think that basically covers everything. If you guys have any more questions, let me know what they are down in the comments, if you like this video, be sure to give it a big thumbs up, so that I know that you liked it and be sure to subscribe if you're not already. So thank you for watching and I hope to see you guys in my next video. Oh