How To Curl Hair With Rubber Bands & A Hair Tie : Tips For Styling Hair

Hello, my name is mark white, hair and makeup artist. Here in New York City, I've had some customers, clients and friends. Ask me I've heard about curling, my hair with a rubber band. How would I do something like this? Well, the one thought that came into my mind that I've done to quite a few clients is actually section off into big sections twist and twist and twist, and then you secure with a rubber band. So I've already done one right here on to my model yani. But what you want to do is to have big sections. Otherwise it will be very, very curly, the bigger your section, the more wavy kind of curly. It will be the smaller the section, the much more more curly it's going to be so. The first thing that you want to do is you want to moisten the hair I like to use a little bit of a pomade type thing which will really help with the hair frizz ease and trying to keep it all together and you're just going to very Carefully put some in make sure that that is worked out from the root all the way to the ends, especially towards the ends. Use a comb, make sure that all the hair knots and whatever tangles are out. I'M going to actually pinch the hair close to the scalp and I'm going to start twisting, and what I want to do is a good, a tight twist that it's actually going to start twisting upon itself and what this will create is really nice, beautiful curls that Are also kind of a little bit wavy curly and, depending on you know the size section. What I like to do is all different sizes. You know all relatively around the same, but yet a little bit different, so I'm a little bit bigger some a little bit. Smaller because naturally, curly hair does have the exact same curl formation around the whole entire head. So you just keep twisting and then just putting that twisted freshly twisted part to the bottom. So it kind of makes like a little not looking type hair thing, and so then, once you get it all twisted wrap your ends. Underneath then you're going to use a rubber band to secure those ends at the bottom, so that it does not unravel, and here are two little as I call little knots when these dry, you can sit underneath the dryer or you can keep it in. For a few hours, the smaller your sections, the quicker, is going to drive the bigger the more hair is in there's going to take a little bit longer to dry. I usually like to use a blow dryer or a hood dryer that sits onto your counter works perfectly, like 20 minutes all dry and when you release it'll, have a beautiful, cascading waves or curls, whichever size sections that you put in. I thank you very much. Mark Weiss from New York, City, hair and makeup artist, see you soon. You