Hair styling tips

Before you begin styling your hair

make sure it’s properly hydrated and clean. This will help ensure that the products used won’t damage or dry out your hair while styling. You should also use a heat protectant spray on damp hair before blow drying, curling, or straightening with any heated tools.When it comes to styling my hair, the key for me is to start with a strong foundation.

I like to begin with a good deep cleanse of my scalp. This will ensure my scalp is in prime condition for styling and ensure any styling products adhere better. Once my scalp is cleansed and feeling refreshed, I always apply a nourishing heat protection product.

Next, I love to start creating some volume by either backcombing or using some volumizing mousse. For an even look, I suggest you part the hair with a fine tooth comb, section the hair off and clip away sections of the hair you don’t need. This way, you won’t over style one section and make it look too polished.

I always suggest using the lower setting and using more time rather than high temperatures. This ensures that my style is safe for my hair and keeps the style intact for longer.Lastly, I complete the look by running some hairspray over the ends of my hair. This helps keep the look and style together and keeps the curl shape defined. As long as I take these key steps when styling my hair, I can achieve a beautiful style with plenty of body and shine.

When blow drying your hair

it’s important to use the right brush. Using the wrong brush can cause breakage and create knots in your hair. For maximum volume when blow drying, start by brushing the crown of your head then work downwards in sections until your hair is completely dry.Simple Home Remedies for Healthy Skin

Before using a curling iron

make sure you spritz your strands with a thermal protection spray to prevent damage from the heat. Then curl sections of hair starting at the root and twirl away from your face for a natural looking curl that lasts all day long.

Be sure to evenly distribute it throughout damp locks and let it air dry or style as desired.

Lastly, have fun with it! Experimenting with different styles is a great way to find out what works best for you – remember practice makes perfect.