Hairstylist Tries Faux Natural Curls Tutorial - Kayley Melissa
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Date: 2020-02-22
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Ashley
I am a former hairstylist and here is my pro tip. Try Dutch braids instead of French braids. And pancake the braids. Make sure you fluff them even if you hear damp pull them apart a bit. I pull them apart quite a bit because I have fine hair. This will make it look less like that cramped I just braided my hair and give you better actual waves to work with as a base. Also more volume. I have thin fine hair and this trick does wonders for me I do 2 Dutch braids, straight back (like you normally would instead of 4 going down the sides of your hair. And braid closer to your part so you dont have that straight top 2 inches. Your sister (sorry don't want to spell her name wrong) could do 3 or 4 braids straight back, kind of like thick chunky corn rows. I watched a video by milabu. That's where I learned this trick. She might explain it betterHope this helps. I do this all the time. I actually shower in the morning, let my hair air dry for half an hour or so then braid it in 2Dutch braids and fluff then. Then I where my hair like that all day for work. Sleep in it. Then take it out the next morning. 2 cute hair styles; -)Then I will take the braids out. Fluff. And add a few random curls where needed. This is my go to for summer and travel.
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I am a former hairstylist and here is my pro tip. Try Dutch braids instead of French braids. And pancake the braids. Make sure you fluff them even if you hear damp pull them apart a bit. I pull them apart quite a bit because I have fine hair. This will make it look less like that cramped I just braided my hair and give you better actual waves to work with as a base. Also more volume. I have thin fine hair and this trick does wonders for me I do 2 Dutch braids, straight back (like you normally would instead of 4 going down the sides of your hair. And braid closer to your part so you dont have that straight top 2 inches. Your sister (sorry don't want to spell her name wrong) could do 3 or 4 braids straight back, kind of like thick chunky corn rows. I watched a video by milabu. That's where I learned this trick. She might explain it betterHope this helps. I do this all the time. I actually shower in the morning, let my hair air dry for half an hour or so then braid it in 2Dutch braids and fluff then. Then I where my hair like that all day for work. Sleep in it. Then take it out the next morning. 2 cute hair styles; -)Then I will take the braids out. Fluff. And add a few random curls where needed. This is my go to for summer and travel.
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Lia
I've done this for years and people thought my hair was naturally curly. Dutch braiding gives you more defined texture at the roots than french and the waves are less kinky. I use a volumizing mousse. Then I curl random strands and wear it out It blends so effortlessly and doesn't all look perfect very natural. For the second day I curl all the strandsThird day I just leave it. Fourth day I do a waterfall braid and touch up as needed. Mousse really holds the volume and style and braids keep the texture going Great option when I know I need to look good all week for social stuff and have a good base to work with
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I've done this for years and people thought my hair was naturally curly. Dutch braiding gives you more defined texture at the roots than french and the waves are less kinky. I use a volumizing mousse. Then I curl random strands and wear it out It blends so effortlessly and doesn't all look perfect very natural. For the second day I curl all the strandsThird day I just leave it. Fourth day I do a waterfall braid and touch up as needed. Mousse really holds the volume and style and braids keep the texture going Great option when I know I need to look good all week for social stuff and have a good base to work with
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Sol
I find that I achieve more natural looking curls when I do a 2 strand braid, it can be French style or simply like a half up hair do which I place like a bun on top of the head (not on the utmost top) and them with the other half I make another 2 strand braid and I wrap it around the first bun, sometimes I do three braids and the final curls are smaller. It looks like it took some effort to do the bun, but it only takes a couple of minutes and I can go out like that, or even sleep like that, and afterwards, when I release it, it looks great and I don't need a curling iron nor anything else.
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I find that I achieve more natural looking curls when I do a 2 strand braid, it can be French style or simply like a half up hair do which I place like a bun on top of the head (not on the utmost top) and them with the other half I make another 2 strand braid and I wrap it around the first bun, sometimes I do three braids and the final curls are smaller. It looks like it took some effort to do the bun, but it only takes a couple of minutes and I can go out like that, or even sleep like that, and afterwards, when I release it, it looks great and I don't need a curling iron nor anything else.
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CindyElizabeth
I used to do this all the time with my long hair ( I had close to 4 feet of it. I never used heat but it look mostly natural cause my hair is dark and I got really good at doing it. You can get the same results with out heat but it takes time, practice and experimentation with your own hair type. As long as you use good products then it will work. I also recommend the tips and tricks that these two made, as it makes a world or difference. Thanks and I love you both
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I used to do this all the time with my long hair ( I had close to 4 feet of it. I never used heat but it look mostly natural cause my hair is dark and I got really good at doing it. You can get the same results with out heat but it takes time, practice and experimentation with your own hair type. As long as you use good products then it will work. I also recommend the tips and tricks that these two made, as it makes a world or difference. Thanks and I love you both
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Hege
I have waaaay too thick hair to sleep with it wet. it just hooolds moisture like a sponge, probably cause ive bleached it white from a 7 (to do fashion colours, im currently yellow to orange to pink from the ends up) i tried once to braid it when it was about 50-60% dry and i put it in a french braid front to back and when i took it out 2 and a half days later it was still damp 'under' where the braid was
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I have waaaay too thick hair to sleep with it wet. it just hooolds moisture like a sponge, probably cause ive bleached it white from a 7 (to do fashion colours, im currently yellow to orange to pink from the ends up) i tried once to braid it when it was about 50-60% dry and i put it in a french braid front to back and when i took it out 2 and a half days later it was still damp 'under' where the braid was
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Jethro
The best way I've found for avoiding flat pieces at the top is to do the French braid from the bottom up instead of from the part line down. So if you were just doing one French braid down the middle of your head, you would start at the nape of your neck and work to the front of your head. You look crazy while the braids are in, but you get waves that start really close to your scalp.
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The best way I've found for avoiding flat pieces at the top is to do the French braid from the bottom up instead of from the part line down. So if you were just doing one French braid down the middle of your head, you would start at the nape of your neck and work to the front of your head. You look crazy while the braids are in, but you get waves that start really close to your scalp.
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Alisha
I have been doing exactly this for like 6 years such a good easy heatless way to get styled hair I dont sleep with wet hair though cause my hair holds curl anyway and is too thick to dry in a braid overnight, and I do a French braid to get more curl in the top. Honestly when I brush it out it doesnt even need extra curling iron curls, so I only do that if Ive got time
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I have been doing exactly this for like 6 years such a good easy heatless way to get styled hair I dont sleep with wet hair though cause my hair holds curl anyway and is too thick to dry in a braid overnight, and I do a French braid to get more curl in the top. Honestly when I brush it out it doesnt even need extra curling iron curls, so I only do that if Ive got time
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Julie
WOW I love it i have naturally wavy curly hair so I usually just do my curly girl method and get the curl but my hair is really thin and fine so I don't get all that fluff but I might give this a try. You two look like beach babes YES DO THE CURLY GIRL METHOD Tip you need to do the method for a while to get your curl memory. YES do more of these videos
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WOW I love it i have naturally wavy curly hair so I usually just do my curly girl method and get the curl but my hair is really thin and fine so I don't get all that fluff but I might give this a try. You two look like beach babes YES DO THE CURLY GIRL METHOD Tip you need to do the method for a while to get your curl memory. YES do more of these videos
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Ali
I sleep in 2 Dutch braids once or twice a week to get this lewk, without doing touchups, but I do use my clamp curling iron just to curl my ends in or out slightly to get rid of the straight braid-end bit. I use really big sections since I literally just put the bottom inch or two in the clamp for a few seconds, so it only takes like 30 seconds total
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I sleep in 2 Dutch braids once or twice a week to get this lewk, without doing touchups, but I do use my clamp curling iron just to curl my ends in or out slightly to get rid of the straight braid-end bit. I use really big sections since I literally just put the bottom inch or two in the clamp for a few seconds, so it only takes like 30 seconds total
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Hannah
I loved this You guys have seriously been showing up with awesome content I really enjoy seeing you try other peoples tutorials. because you always make your tutorials so clear and others arent always as thorough. so its like youre training us how to figure it out and add our own personal touches. I also love the hair hacks video idea
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I loved this You guys have seriously been showing up with awesome content I really enjoy seeing you try other peoples tutorials. because you always make your tutorials so clear and others arent always as thorough. so its like youre training us how to figure it out and add our own personal touches. I also love the hair hacks video idea
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