90'S Hairstyles With Perfect Heatless Ringlet Curls Ft. Curlformers!

By first things, first you're going to want to divide your hair, and I give myself a pipe thing before I put any curl forms in because it's actually really hard to change me. Your parting is once your hair is already set and dry. I give myself four sections in my hair and then I know that I need ten coal formers in every single section, so go ahead and tuck the other sections away. So I put mine in a bun. You can use a grippy clip whatever you like. When you have the section that you're actually working on, then I think maybe an inch section, and I prepare that with a spritz of water from Westeros. All that gives me the perfect amount of moisture. Then I brush through and make sure there's absolutely no tangles and I will link this brush and it's very supple to down below that. You know where to find it, and then you want to prep the coal former, so you literally want to insert the foot into the coal format. So it's really really easy to do and then you just want to put the hook around the hair and you push it. The coal form up over the hook and pull the hook through the coal format and let pull the hair through, and it's really really easy. You could do it on other people too, so to show you here on my sister, so you just put the hair into the hook and you pull the hook through the coal former and it prepared through and it bounces back. It'S really really cool. So we're just going to do that a whole bunch more times, so you just kind of prep, the hair, make sure there's no tangles and it really helps if you twist the hair as well and I'll. Show you why in a second. So then you just want to pull that hook through the coal format. It pulls the hair through so easily. I love it. If the clothes form of government back by itself, then you can roll it back into shapes just like this. So if your hair starts drying throughout, then just go ahead and spray. It again with your flour. Salt bottle make sure there's no tangles. So this trick that I use where I'm twisting my hair. I just want to show you again you twist your hair, so that it all goes into the hook really easily twisting the hair makes it really compact and it ensures that there's no flyaways or loose pieces of hair that are going to get caught or tangled inside The coal format, so, if you just twist it at the top, it makes sure that it goes through really really smoothly. So, that's why I twist each piece of hair every time it's not completely necessary to the color or anything it just helps it go through with the hook and the whole process of putting them in maybe takes me about 40 minutes, but I'm getting quicker and I Think I can probably get this down too 20 minutes in total. So when you're done, you're gon na have a lot about 40 class warmers on your head and you're going to leave those until they're completely dry. I actually slept some light overnight. It'S not even uncomfortable! I'Ve done it maybe like four or five times really squishy. So it's fine, then, when they're completely dry, you can take them out. So what you want to do is like squish, the grippy piece at the top of the car former and so that it just releases its grip on your hair and then you can just slide it out and you have these perfect ringlet curls. So you just wan na go ahead and take all of those out, so they don't come out in a perfect ringlet just like twist it around your finger and it will be for perfect Rinda see so when they're all out you'll have a full head. That looks like this, so just Sprint's up with a bit of hairspray, make sure those don't come loose or if you were clever, then you could have used some setting lotion before you put the coil formers, in which I actually forgot to do this time, and then I go ahead and I separate the curls just give myself a little bit of volume and to make them look a little bit less thick and chunky. I wanted to have more individual curls, so then I can also tip my head upside down just ruffle up my roots, and that gives me a lot more volume and makes the curls look kind of a bit more natural too. So then we can get into the nineties hairstyles. So for me that was a big, thick headband. I think I saw this on Saved by the Bell and I just really loved the style, so I'm gon na try my hardest to do a bow with this ribbon. So I just tie my hair back with this. I leave a piece out to give myself a bit of a quest, because I really like that look and then I just tie this in the best bow that I can. If you already have a hairband that has a bow on it, then that's absolutely perfect. That will give you a much better effect than my little makeshift bow did there, but you can see the kind of thing that I'm going for right here. My fave by the Bell high volume, springy coal - don't ease so the next one. I wanted to do a hop up hop down, so I'm just separating the top half of my hair really gently so as not to disturb those clothes. I don't want to create any frizz hair. I want perfect ringlets. So when I have got my hair separated, I think the biggest thickest scrunchie that I have, which is actually this since one from cycloid caps, and I just tie that really high on top of my head, and it just gives you loads of volume. It shows off those curls they're, both Brene, oh my gosh. I can't even handle it and look. I just laid my baby hair there, and yet that is the second look. So that is the two 90s looks that I wear when I have. My call form is in I really love them, so that is everything for this video everybody hope you guys enjoyed it. Please don't forget to like it and subscribe and I'll see you in the next video bye. You you