Curly Hair Tutorial: How To Style Medium Length Wavy Hair

Hi, I'm Becca Bradshaw, Redken artist and I'm here to share with you how to get all of your wavy hair goals, so I've just finished shampooing my hair using curvaceous lo foam shampoo. I use this directly at the roots of my hair and, at the same time, I use curvacious conditioner on the ends of my hair. The reason that I do this is so that my ends have a little bit extra protection as the shampoo rinses through my hair. It also helps me avoid being too aggressive with my waves in the shower so that they stay in place when I'm ready to style them. My styling primer is going to be the curvaceous Cece sea spray. I'M going to spray this onto my hair in layers. It'S really important to apply curly product in layers so that all of the hair gets treated equally directly over the top of the sea sea sea spray. I'M going to apply curvaceous wind-up wind-up is going to allow my curls to bounce up and the best texture possible. Any time that I touch my curls I'm going to scrunch them, which is using a squeezing motion to apply the product into the hair. At this point, I'm perfectly okay to air dry, my hair, but I'm going to diffuse it to give it a little bit of extra volume. When I come in with the diffuser, I want to use high heat and low airspeed to ensure that I get absolutely zero. Frizz ease I'm going to come in from underneath to just caress those ends and start to dry them. Some days I wake up, maybe there's a piece, that's gone too straight, or maybe I want to make my wavy hair just a little bit more curly. I may just go ahead and take this piece of hair and wrap it around a wand. A wand is great because it allows me to get that bigger and smaller piece to match perfectly with the natural texture of my hair using curvaceous. I know I've got that foundation in there. That'S able to let me go ahead and use a hot tool. I make what I have even butter.