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Hey guys welcome back to my channel if you've never seen before in your entire life. My name is Brittany, grey, I'm owner and stylist at beach, vibes at Beauty Studio. A couple of weeks ago, a client came in. She got her hair done by me and then a couple days later she contacted me and she asked me how come I'm trying to curl my hair, the way that you did in the salon, but it's not coming out the same. Do you have any video on this or anything like that and I didn't at the time, but that is what inspired this video, because I'm gon na quickly show you guys how to get professional results at home. So if you're not subscribed to my channel, then take a moment to subscribe, I upload new videos every single week. Ya won't regret it and, let's get into it now in this video, I'm not going to go too in depth as to how you can make your curl last if your hair can't really hold a curl. The answer to why can't my hair hold a curl is a very complex answer and I am gon na do a full video on that, because it goes deep just want to dress that really quickly. Oh now yeah. So, let's get into it. So my hair is clean. I went a little bit too hard with the leave-in conditioner, so it's kind of stiff. It almost feels dirty in a way I'm gon na start at the bottom. Ideally, if you're gon na curl your hair and wear it down, you do want to have clean hair. It'S gon na help hold the curl more as opposed to oily hair, the curling iron that I'm using today at the Hot Tools curling iron. I talked about these all the time hashtag not sponsor about hot balls, holla atcha girl in the salon. I will typically use a Marcel iron which does not have this plastic cap on here. I don't like to use that on myself at home, because it's a little bit tricky to use on my own hair, the curling iron that I'm using today is a one-inch curling iron. I either use a one-inch curling iron or a 1 and 1/4 inch curling iron. So when you are choosing a curling iron for your personal use, you want to remember the longer the hair, the bigger the barrel that you want to get. So if you have longer hair, meaning past your bra, strap length or longer, you are probably going to want to use a one and a quarter inch barrel or if you have hair. Like my hair, you know about shoulder length hair. You want to use a one-inch if you have even shorter hair, you might even want to use a smaller curling iron than that. It all depends on the effect that you are trying to get as well. A curling iron that has a larger diameter is going to give you more of a wave and a smaller diameter. Curling iron is going to give you a tighter curl. I use a one-inch curling iron for hair, that is about above boob length or shorter and then anything longer than that I will use a one and a quarter inch curling iron, I'm going to grab a little bit of my flexible hold hairspray. This one is by Paul Mitchell, just gon na spray. This strand comb it through. Now you want to grab your curling iron and you want to makes it make sure the barrel part of the curling iron. That'S this side. This is the clip. This is a barrel. You want to make sure the barrel is facing of the wall or maybe you're not in front of wall, but you don't need the clip is gon na be in the front part and then you're gon na grab the Strand and then curl it away or curl. It in the direction that's a barrel is facing, so I like to get the middle of the strand first and then I like to feed my ends through slowly I'll, stop about midst right here and hold it for a couple of seconds, especially if the client has Fine hair, it doesn't hold a curl and then I just feed my end through like that and then just quickly go over the ends, because you know you don't want to damage your hair too much and then that's it, and that is how you make a curl. Now I'm gon na show you more of a beachy wave on this side. So again, I'm gon na spray, the back of that strand comb it through. Whenever I use a hairspray to curl with, I always make sure that it's a flexible hold hairspray. So that way it does hold the curl intact, but it's not crunchy and hard for you to run your fingers through. If you're gon na do beachy wave, you just do thing barrel in the back and turn the curling iron in the direction that the barrel is which obviously, in this case is in the back now all you're gon na do instead of feeding the ends completely through The curling iron there you're just gon na it's hard to do it yourself, but you're, just gon na pull that out twist it that way and then just lightly touch the ends, and you want to make sure the ends are more straight. You can also just pull this around like this and hold it, and when it's cooling down, that's the form that it's gon na take when all is said and done. So if you hold it straight, while it's still hot like that, we let it go. It'S gon na be a little bit looser and this is gon na create more of a beachy wave versus a curl like that, that's more of I was calling a prom girl. I don't know why. I just run they like proms and keep safe. I'M just gon na work my way up on this piece. I wanted to show you guys a common mistake that I see girls making with curling irons and they do it themselves, and this is, if I'm with a friend somewhere for traveling and I'm watching them do their hair. I always see them. Do this hashtag not all but hashtag, not always, I feel like the most common mistake is where you're placing the barrel and where you're, placing it click. So let's say we have the barrel facing the back again and in this clip in the front. So I would take this piece and curl it going that way. But a common mistake that I see people making is taking the clip and then curling it forward and see where that clip is bending there you're curling it forward and I'm not gon na pull it through, because this is making me cringe. But let's just say you make a full complete curl and that's got ta leave a weird dent going on right here when using me, I've been really quick, or can i zoom you in right, yeah, okay, cool, it's just not flattering, and then you're wondering why why Why'S my troll coming out nice and that's one of the reasons why I feel like that's one of the most common mistakes. So again, I'm gon na grab this strand spray a little hair spray on it, comb it through and again barrel in the back clip in the front and I'm curling in the direction of the barrel and then I'm feeding it through. I am gon na curl a lot of the pieces away from my face, and this tutorial here is a very, very basic standard, foolproof way to curl your hair. But as you progress and your curling skills and see, if you learn how to properly use a curling iron, you can switch it up. You could curl pieces forward backward, you know the possibilities are endless, and so many different curls create different effects. Now, here is where you can start to create some volume, and you do that by pulling the piece up a little bit barrel on the bottom and basically which ever whichever side your barrel is on. That is the direction that you want to curl your hair. So again, I'm feeding it through. If it's a large strand of hair like this one is, you can hold it tight or you know, tighten the curling iron in there feed it through it. Just lightly touches the ends so that way: they're not frizzy, and then you leave it like that. So now that the crown of the head, this is where you can really start to build volume. Let me lower my share a little bit alright. So now we can't start building even more volume as a crowd. This is typically where you want to start to build volume in a basic classic, just hair down curled hair style barrel at the bottom, we're kirlyam's direction the barrel. We are feeding the hair through and voila. If you really need volume, you can hold the strands straight up, spray, it and then barrel at the bottom or curly in the direction of the barrel, and I'm gon na hold this one there for a while. Just because this is a pretty thick strand of hair. Now, if you want, you can click this so that way it cools like that, and then you have even more volume, but I wanted to show you something like a little troubleshooting um curled solution right now. Okay so say you curl the peas, but, like you, take it out of the curling iron and it's in a weird position like that or something and you you're just like I don't get it. Why is it like that, and how do I fix it? All you have to do. I want the curl to go back here, so I'm just gon na take this strand twirl it around my finger in the direction that I want it to fall and then let it go and then see it falls nicely and looks beautiful. So that's another thing: it happens to everybody, especially depending on the angle that you're holding the curling iron at. Sometimes it can get weird. So I like to grab pieces like right here: spray it comb it through, and I get the barrel at a diagonal angle. And then I like to pull the hair like that off of the head and then I'm crowing back I'll hold that and that's gon na create a little bit of volume at the top. And it's also gon na make the hair flow back away from the face, which is which is my vision for this book. Let'S see how I want to curl this, I'm gon na curl, this one point forward kind of take that comb it sideways, and this is going away from my face. So, as you can see the pattern that we have going on right now when we're working around the face, we're going away from the face for the most part we're going away from it facing this whole entire look, but that's just gon na open up the face. Now, if you want to create a lot of volume here, you can hold the top piece like that and hold it straight up. If you hold it more like that, you're gon na get a little bit more volume, but we don't need all that so gon na again curl in the direction of the barrel. Now, if you have naturally curly hair like I do or if your hair gets a little frizzy, I like to just run the curling iron over the pieces there. Just so it looks nice and smooth when my hair is finished, because you know how it is. Girls have naturally curly hair. You don't want your roots to look all puffy and then the rest of your hair straight. It'S not a good look and, lastly piece and the fret I did want to also say that curling, your hair and styling, your hair can be very complex based on your growth patterns, especially in this area. Here your hairline just in general, but, like I said you will eventually master curling your own hair at home. The more you practice now all I do is I just gently run my fingers through my hair. Now look at this piece back here. Remember we did a little beach wave see it's just it's just subtle. If you want to separate your curls, but you don't want it to go too frizzy or too big. You just use one finger like that and separate it into two pieces. Three pieces: you can, you can multiply it as you go here. I like to frame my face like that. I like to give myself a little height up here, just because of my face shape um, since my face is round. I don't like to be too flat like that, so I just like to pull this a little bit. I have a quick little trick for when you blow out or curl. Your hair at home is to spray the front of your bangs. If you want them to stay put, for instance, my hairline, isn't, if you look at me from the side, it isn't like that. It goes like that and a lot of people. Their hairline is like that too, and their fringe area will fall forward like this, and mine does at you. So whenever I want to have that nice flow and cascade on the side - and you guys love when I say cascade, I just put it where I want to put it and then I just spray it with a firm hold hairspray. I don't have one right here with me, but spray it with a firm hold hair hairspray, and it will stay. Put like this with a firm hold. Your hair is going to abstain. Whatever position you want, I like a flexible hold for when I'm curling hair and I still need to work with the hair. But I needed to hold the curl, try these tips and tricks for when you curl your own hair at home, and then, if I miss anything or if you guys have any tips of your own, did, leave it in a comment down below and also if I Did miss anything and there is still something that you guys don't understand, then leave it in a comment down below, because I love educating, I love making these videos. If you don't already follow me on instagram at Brittany, great and enjoying my hair group on Facebook, hair culture, but I'll leave the links to everything down below and other than that, you guys will see me in my next video, and I will see you guys in The comments thank you for watching bye,

Comments

Brittney Gray: I see all of the comments requesting a video on how to make curls last on resistant hair! I will be addressing your hair type, condition, length, shape, products/tools and technique in regards to the topic. There are many contributing factors. Stay tuned!

Hannah Fournier: A tip for girls who don't have time in the morning is to curl your hair at night, tighter than you would actually want it .The curls will fall while your sleeping and you wake up with nice wavy hair. I do this all the time and usually only have to touch up a few face framing pieces in the morning!

BeautifulDisaster: What I have learned since I bought my beach waver iron: hair not keeping a curl? 1. Use a hair spray before you curl and 2. Hold the curl about 10 seconds before releasing. I have very very thick hair but I curl it in super thin sections at a time and my curls last for dayyzzzzz. I use on medium heat and just hold the curl a bit longer before releasing. Thick hair can take the abuse.

Krystal Dawn Tiki: I just figured out how to curl my hair. It just took me 33 years.

Ashley Miller: I am 26 and I’m DETERMINED to learn how to curl my hair! Thank you for the tips, I’ll have to try again soon.

Shaylee W.: Okay but for real this is actually SO helpful. I stopped curling my hair because I always hated how it turned out, so I'm definitely going to give this a try

Ashley🙈: I just wanna say that I have been trying to teach myself how to curl my hair for like a year now. This is the one and only video that explained it and showed it so well that I was able to replicate it and I looks absolutely stunning. Thank you so much ☺️ I got a lot of compliments!

Ebby Zeigler: You don't know how much this video was needed! I'm always frustrated that I can't curl my hair to look like or even similar to the salon lol Can't wait to try it again with this new hair knowledge

DMThisIsPam: Thank you so much for this! I wish more hair videos were like this: straight to the point, tell me and show me what to do, and that's that. None of this "let me show five minutes of glamour shots with two seconds of explanation" bull.

Pinupgirl: The common mistake I see women do as well is clipping the curling iron on, DRAG IT TO THE ENDS (which straightens it) then curl from the ends, up. It will fail every time.

DioneN: Thank you for this! I’ve straightened my hair for years and am new to curling irons. I’ve watched this over and over and finally managed to give myself some loose waves that my hair stylist can do so easily with a flat iron. I will keep practicing!

Mosaic Crone: Thank you, thank you, thank you for this tutorial. My husband has never gone to the salon with me on the days my cousin Scott curls it. Those curls last 2 days in humidity of our beach summers, 3 days in the winter months where living at the beach still effects a good curl. He could follow this tutorial after only watching your 1st curl. I have nerve damage that prevents me from holding my own arms up so this was not a life saver but girl you saved my sanity on the night of a Faerie Scary Masquerade Ball.

ShellSmiley: I’m 31 and never curled my own hair. I have always had super long hair as well, and would straighten it. I just chopped it a bit shorter than shoulder length, so doing anything to my hair is difficult as it’s so short. This video helped a lot. I messed up so many times but finally got the hand of it! Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️

Rizilina Chey: I just have to say THANK YOU to you because I finally learned how to curl my hair nicely after this video lol. I’ve watched so many over the years but yours explained everything really well and I actually like how my curls turned out!

Irene Hernandez: NO MATTER HOW MANY TUTORIALS I WATCH,IM NEVER LEARNING HOW TO CURL MY HAIR!

Samantha Evans: Thank you. I am always told I have perfect hair. Yesterday I went to a new hair dresser and she practically begged to curl my hair. I felt so great and I went out and bought a new curling iron and not a cheep one. I was in tears while googling tips to curl hair because my looked horrible when I did it myself. I found your video. After doing it the way you showed, I felt as happy as I was yesterday. THANK YOU!!

Alicia Oliver: Thank you so much for doing this video! I've always had a difficult time curling my hair. Today was the first time I was able to successfully curl my hair.

Jojo: Oh wow, this is invaluable to me! I don’t curl often because it fries the crap out of my already damaged hair, but when I do I have zero control of the curls, it’s kinda like a cross my fingers and hope for the best situation. Now I see we can plan ahead for our curls! Question: do all the curls have to be curled the same direction or can you alternate backwards and forwards for a more random and natural look? Thanks xxxxxx

Matthew Perretti: My girlfriend is making me curl her hair lets hope this helps.

Tracy Parrish: brittny thank you so much for patiently showing us how to curl. i never had an idea i was doing it wrong! you are the best! love you girlfriend!

smarsh2307: I want to share this video with some of my girlfriends who struggle with curling their hair! I have thin/fine hair and had the hardest time keeping curls in my hair up until probably 5 years ago. But I kept practicing and trying new things, and now they ask me for tips, so I tell them everyone's hair is so different and it took a lot of screw ups before I got the hang of it - KEEP PRACTICING.

AncientWaters: I just recently cut my hair off maybe an inch or two shorter than yours, and my stylist curled it for me the day I left, and I fell in love!!! I have tried to curl my hair on my own before and it always turns out awful. But your video really helped and I got it to look exactly how she did it!! Thank you so much.

Melissa Pellegrin: Love this video! I try to curl my hair, but it always looks crazy or goes flat. Thank you for the wonderful suggestions!

Joanna Abdallah: The most helpful video on YouTube. YOU DESERVE A PRIZE!! I could actually do my hair for the first time in my life apart from blowdrying and straightening with a flat iron

Amelia C: This was so helpful! I want to curl my hair for an interview next week, so this video came just in time!

Tina D: I'm embarrassed to say that I'll be turning 40 in a few days and I've never been able to curl my hair. After watching this tutorial, I finally did it and it actually looks good! My one and only issue is that I have a fringe, which I find looks a little odd with a head full of curls. Would you suggest pinning up my bangs, or bringing them over to the side to create a side bang type of look and incorporating them into the curls?

Susan B: Very interested in trying this! When the hairdresser curls my hair, it usually lasts 2-3 days. I have fine, low porosity 2c/3a hair but I do love a finished look. I'm 32 years old and am determined to finally master the curling iron. We shall see!

Mabil Almendarez: Wow!!!! I was practicing with my curling iron and I got so many dents!!!! Just followed your tips and I finally got the perfect curls!!!!! Thank you!!!!!

kokoro nagomu: i've been doing hair for over forty years and you explained this very nicely, understandable and direct. very good job!

Kheryssa Preville: Thank you for this video! I’m 23 and never had a good relationship with my mom so she never taught me things like how to curl my hair. I have engagement pictures soon and had to learn for myself! Thank you!!!

anhapril: You’re tutorial is genius! This is so helpful. I’m not seeing the type of instruction in other videos so I am loving this!

Nadia F: THANK YOU! Finally a video that told me exactly what I was doing wrong. 29 years old and have never been able to curl my hair. Just when I though I got the hang of it, I realized I was only able to properly curl the hair on the right side of my head but not the left- but it was because when I crossed over to the left side the barrel of the curling iron was not in the back! I finally learned my mistake and was able to curl my hair perfectly!

Diana Lee: This is hands down the best instructional video on curling your hair for lay people that I’ve ever seen. So many awesome tips all the way through. Thank you SO much!

Frances Campagna: Thank you so much for the video! I’ve waited a long time to finally be able to curl my hair!

fred6059: Brittney I finally have a full head of curls! I ditched the gel completely. I use deep conditioner daily because my hair is so thick. I use Aussie 'Sprunch' spray all over my hair after it's dry. I curl my hair on the iron like you explained. I now look like Shirley Temple! Thank you so much!

Amanda Christine: Wow! I learned a lot from this video, thank you Brittney! You are a great teacher <3

samantha happ: THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!! I finally used a curling iron successfully after so many failed attempts. “Barrel to the back” is just the tip I needed. I could cry I’m so happy!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!!!

Ali L: Great explanation! I have been doing this wrong for a long time... can’t wait to try this method!

Virginia Westfall: I needed this so bad. Thanks for breaking it down into super basic terms! ❤️

Mals N: Thanks so so much for this detailed video !! I finally got my hair to curl the way I imagined it!!! I’ve had nothing but kinks and weird waves in all the wrong places so far. The biggest tip is that the clip should always face the front and the hair curls backwards, into the curler A novice like me is soo happy right now Thank you thank you!!!

Jessica Perreault: This video is very informative! I can't wait to try this out next time I curl my hair!

Dorothy K: I liked your video. I knew most of it, but learned a few tips. Thank you for the hard work you put into this. I'm looking forward to the lasting curls or why curls don't hold.

Paige: Thank you for this video! I literally couldn't have gotten a result I wanted without your help.

SHERRY Dropauer: Great job! Thank you so much for fantastic instruction

Halcyon F: Wonderful tutorial, thank you so much! Learned so much!

Tiffany Ngo: This video is SO helpful and explanatory. I LOVE it! I thought I knew how to curl hair but this tutorial just told me sike

zenchicak: I struggle with my hair so much!!! Thank you for making this video! I am excited about doing my hair, and that's something I'm never excited about!

Qistina Aisyah: Thank you so muchhh! This finally made me understand how to curl my hair instantly, finally!!! So helpful ❤️❤️

Tina Sam: Hey Britney! I've been watching your videos since your bebe hair and VS hair tutorials. I love the way you see things and the way you live your life in general. It would be cool if you could do a series on life topics like finances, life hacks for women , building a career , life priorities, daily routines. You have always seemed level headed and had your priorities right. Would love to hear you thoughts and wisdom on these topics. Love !

Dawnie T: Thank you Brittney!!!!! I have straight hair with NO body. Your tips worked great!

Jessica J.: Thanks!! I’m sure by now you know how appreciated you are for posting videos like this for all to see. This is a perfect, perfect video!!

Sophia Fisher: THANK YOU !!! I suck at curling my hair and this seriously helped. You’re a lifesaver.

Clare Davies: Omg this is a game changer. I was doing it wrong all the time by having the barrell at the front clamp at back and going the wrong way! I have just watched and tried a curl and it looks amaZing! Cant beleve i have done it wrong all this time!!!! Thank you!!

Sara .: Best video, very informative and straight to the point. They should teach this this at school.

Chef Zee Cooks: Love your videos! Would love to see you do videos again in your salon. Those were my faves! Especially the ones with your sister lol <3

ThisisLifeAmazing: Great tutorial! I was thinking of doing this on my hair as practice if I ever need it for the future.

Christine Sherk: I loved this! Thank you! This is what I have been trying to achieve but keep getting that super curly prom look! Do you have suggestions on how to do this heatless with hair your length that is thick and LOVES to take curl. I have kids. Not a lot of time to curl hair. I would love to just sleep in a curler set and wake up fab!

Whitney G: Curled my hair for the first time tonight. I have way longer and thicker hair than you, so it definitely took some TIME. But, aside from burning my neck (near the end of course), I think I did a pretty good job. Your initial tips helped me feel a lot more comfortable using an iron. :) Although with how much hair I have, I am having troubles figuring out how to section my hair.

Andrea Moreno: I’ve been looking for a tutorial like this! Thanks so much Brittney. Before watching this, I screamed: F@&$! I hate my hair. Then I saw the whole video and Im like: Damnnn finally the curls Ive been dreaming of!

Marylyn Burridge: At what temperature should I set the iron for my fine, straight, untreated hair? Thanks for your helpful video.

Mady O: your hair looks so healthy and gorgeous

Johanna Arcand: TYSM... <3 A lot of people just show how, without explaining, very simple and more importantly, very well explained! My hair looks great.

ClumsyCutie G: I’m honestly so blessed that my hair holds the curl like no ones business, like 3 days with minor touch ups and we are lasting

SoFloVixen: I love your vids. Your tips have definitely helped me, thank you!

Paige Larson: Okay I literally never comment on videos but I found yours last night and just tried out your technique it worked like magic. I never had my clip facing forward and would always get the bent shape in my hair and it wouldn’t hold or look good but making sure the clip is forward and the barrel is facing the wall made all the difference!!!

Bridget Lee: The biggest problem I find with my clients I find is they run their fingers through their curls too fast! So many people feel like they can’t hold a curl but it’s really just that the bonds haven’t finished reforming so it ends up limp because of being pulled on too soon!

Denise Guzman: Omg thank your for focusing on curling the root area!! I never know how to create volume! I have fine, strait, virgin hair so I need all the help I can get. Thank you so much!

Melanie: I was finally able to curl my hair! Thank you

D'Juana Jackson: Before this video you couldn't convince me that curling hair wasn't rocket science. Thanks for the simple instructions!

gmg: You are a blessing! I just got a new hot tools curling iron, and I’m trying to figure out how to use the clamp on it. Previously I use the NuMe octowand and I love it, but a wand and a curling iron produce different curls. Soo thank you so much!!

Autumn Doll: Thank you so much!!!! My senior photos are Monday and no one I know could curl my hair, but now I can!! Thank you so much!!!!

Caitlin Crisp: I just recently mastered my curls but I never know whether I should alternate directions. I’m never happy with how it looks when I do but I see people who do it and it looks great.

Maria D-IL: I took a video while my stylist showed me but she had 2 free hands while I have 1 while holding the iron. I see how you use the same curl method but drop your other hand and bring it around, so this is very helpful along with your other tips. Thank you!

Lucianna Pietro: so i am literally twelve years old and i have a curl secret but i wanted to try a regular curler and this helped so much it’s so much easier than i made it when i did it myself thank you!! happy easter!!

tattooadidas: this video SAVED ME. all 18 years of my life i have never been able to curl my hair. i watched this video, and right after i was able to get my hair done for homecoming. thank YOU !!

joiedevivre90: Thank you! This was great- thank you for troubleshooting and going step by step in your techniques- and repeating to make sure we get it! Also, I kept thinking about Margot Robbie while watching this for some reason, then I realized you remind me of her and also look like her so much

Blue Victory: I'm going to try using a flexible hairspray on the strands before curling like you suggested. My hair is so damn hard to curl or wave so I'm hoping the flex hairspray will help!

vex: I watched a few videos reviewing a curling iron I just got since I had trouble- all of them were using it a different way and getting bad results like I did. I was so disappointed that I wasted my money until I watched this video. I used this technique and it worked perfectly.

Jess Triplett: I loved this video. I'm gonna try it this way. But it's very similar to how I do it now. My biggest problem is even with hair spray my hair is straight again in about 30 to 60 mins. About 10 mins with no hair spray. So if you could happen to have more tricks on how to make it stay in place for fine hair... that would be great! Also my hair is about 2 inches from my waist... which I'm sure doesn't help. Also... I was wondering what the differences between wands and curling irons... cause if I use my wand my hair will stay curled into the next day but it's so much more time that way. So any help, I'd appreciate it. Thanks. And I can't wait to see if this helps my hair.

Ursula Newcomb: This was such a helpful video!! Thank you so much!!!

Lydia Butterfield: Brittany! This really helped! Thank to so much for uploading this video.

Andy M.: I have never been able to curl my hair. Great tutorial!!

Racey Renee: Beautiful. I do mine the same way but the front has always eluded me till now. Thank you.

The gamer: You saved me! I have had so much trouble curling my left side, and facing the barrel to the wall helped!!

Karolina M: I feel like this is the only video that actually teaches how to curl your own hair rather than just showing how someone does that, like most tutorials on youtube

VIVELAVIDA: THANK YOU SO MUCH FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART I FOLLOW YOUR TUTORIAL IT CAME OUT SO BEAUTIFULL PEOPLE WHERE THINKING I WENT TO THE BEAUTY SALON. ‍♀️ ALL THIS TIME I WAS DOING MY CURLS WRONG.‍♀️

burmese Jade: So very informative, Amazingly easy to follow❤️Thankyou beautiful girl❤️love from Australia❤️

Lauren Kellie: I just got a short one length haircut and I’ve been sad about it because of the same reason. Thank you so much.

LilyOfTheTower: Also an important tip is, try to keep your sections uniform in size. Try not to grab too thick of a piece or too thin. The width of your section shouldn't be wider that the length of the barrel and the thickness of the section shouldn't be wider than the width of the barrel - just a general rule of thumb.

Jay Kaiser: Im here because I was watching a styling video and saw the stylist use a curling iron in a manner that I had never seen before. I was taught to clamp the end and roll up lol. Needless to say I love my irons even more thanks to you! :D

Leda Botelho: "Boob length." Love it! I'm using that term to my hair stylist from this day forward! Girl you are awesome!

Ashley: I actually use a Conair brand straightening iron to curl my hair since the outer end of the jaws are curved around. I take my hair and twist the iron away from my face. My hair is angled so the layers of my hair show. I’ve used a thin regular curling wand and got utterly different results and one side was not at all doing what the other side would do, unlike my straightening iron. This curling iron is also just a barrel with no clip, so I have to hold the hair around the barrel for a few seconds. Can you maybe touch on that and elaborate on why the results are so different as well as how the way the hair is curled is different?

Sarah: I struggle with the "feeding the hair through" part. I have long hair so it's hard to get all of it to curl like that omg

Micaloves2eat: This was really helpful, I can finally curl my hair lol

Jojo: The frizzy roots thing, running the iron over it a bit it a golden tip! I am white, pretty basic hair, it’s fine but there is loads of it. And it’s unruly the sleek curl with the fuzzy roots is so me. I always think it makes me look like I’ve got grown out dreadlocks with fuzzy top bits. Dreads are cool, love them, but not if you are trying to aim for a sleek seamless look

Ochako Uraraka: Such a great video! My bangs are always messing up when they start to grow out - plus my hair is so thin!

Charlotte Harris: fantastic video.... you are crazy talented but I have a wand on its way and will use your video as a guide! I am HOPELESS with hair but your video makes me feel like I might, might have a chance! Thank you from Australia x

PinkDragonflies: @Brittney Gray About how hot do you keep your iron for beach waves? I know it varies, but what is your personal preference for your own hair?

Shikksha Beauty & Vlogs: Wow!! Very helpful video with lots of details, tips and tricks. I am very bad at curling stuff specially with the clips curlers. Thanks for sharing ❤️

Karen Pownall: Thank you so much. Basically just did what your client did, my hairdresser did mine so I bought a curling tongue but could I do it myself? No. Can I do it after watching this? Yes. Thanks

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