Ladies: How would I style my hair to look like this?

ONE03
ONE03 Posts: 125 Member
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Ok. So I don't really know how to do the whole hair/make-up routine. weeping.gif I guess I just never cared, since I never felt like I look good in clothes. So what was the use, y'know?

But I'd like to start now and don't really know where to begin. I also have no fashion sense whatsoever. I'll see things that look good on other girls, and I just don't know how to put it all together to look that good.

I really like the hairstyle below and don't even know what words to type into youtube to search for a tutorial. Any suggestions? please-1.gif

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  • tistal
    tistal Posts: 869 Member
    3in barrel curling iron. Big loose waves. Can also be done with a flat iron but its a bit trickier. Super cute!
  • honestlysweet
    honestlysweet Posts: 221 Member
    Hi hon I am a hairstylist and you can get this look with with a straightening iron. Sounds funny, doesn't it, since it is a bit wavy, but you can. There are a lot of tutorials on youtube. Here is one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_fo0M_slb0&feature=endscreen&NR=1


    Just put in "how to curl hair with a straightener"
  • krissypea79
    krissypea79 Posts: 362 Member
    Not sure what type of hair you have...but, if I wash my hair at night, towel dry it and go to bed with it down, and damp, it ends up looking like that it the morning, if not a little bit wavier even. Just another option :smile:
  • plushkitten
    plushkitten Posts: 547 Member
    I use a curling rod

    I split my hair in to sections and curl each piece and sprits a little hair spray while each piece is curling
    I do this to my whole head

    And then after words, I run my hands through my hair and brush it lightly and it gives it that "soft waves" effect.

    Super easy! I do it every day :)
  • stablesong
    stablesong Posts: 224
    Depending on how much natural curl your hair has or how well it will hold one, you can get waves like this by braiding your hair in a couple of big braids the night before. Just run your fingers through it or brush it out lightly until it's as soft and loose as you want it. No heat or serious damage!
  • ONE03
    ONE03 Posts: 125 Member
    Thank you, ladies!

    I have really long straight hair down my back. Will this going to bed with my hair braided work? Wouldn't it get tangled easily after I let it out?

    Please take into account that I don't even know how to properly blow dry my hair out to make it look nice. no1.gif I was splitting my hair into sections like the girls in the videos, and those sections just kept falling out. I cannot even properly use a barrel brush while blow drying.
  • plushkitten
    plushkitten Posts: 547 Member
    Thank you, ladies!

    I have really long straight hair down my back. Will this going to bed with my hair braided work? Wouldn't it get tangled easily after I let it out?

    Please take into account that I don't even know how to properly blow dry my hair out to make it look nice. no1.gif I was splitting my hair into sections like the girls in the videos, and those sections just kept falling out. I cannot even properly use a barrel brush while blow drying.

    Hahah I'm the same way!
    But I swear it's easy. :)

    My hair is naturally very wavy, but I must be a wild sleeper or something because whenever I wake up after a shower the night before, its reaalllllyyyy crazy looking lolol

    I just do it with a curling iron and it's made life a lot easier >.<
  • tistal
    tistal Posts: 869 Member
    Go to youtube and search for sock bun curls! I wish my hair was long enough to try it!
  • rextcat
    rextcat Posts: 1,408 Member
    for me moose on wet hair fluff then let air dri
  • hbunting86
    hbunting86 Posts: 952 Member
    Easy peasy with the right product :)

    Fudge do an awesome beach salt spray. Just shower and wash your hair, and whilst it's damp spray that all over (it smells deliciously coconutty too haha) and scrunch it, leaving it to dry naturally. You get that kind of hippy, beachy sort of look.

    You can also spritz it on dry hair too :)

    (Can you tell I'm addicted?) haha
  • kristinlough
    kristinlough Posts: 828 Member
    Don't forget to ask your stylist (at a decent salon) how to do this with your hair at your next trim! And there are a lot of DIY beach hair sprays (see below). If your hair is wavy, you can spray the beach spray and scrunch! Or perhaps spray it after you attempt the curling options. I'm not great with my hair - and I find scrunching is super helpful. As is a diffuser attachment for your blow dryer. Just keep practicing! It's a great way to spend an evening in front of tv ... with a mirror and products.

    Good luck!

    http://tlc.howstuffworks.com/style/diy-bleach-hair.htm (they mean beach - not bLeach, promise)
    http://www.ehow.com/how_6457086_diy-sea-salt-spray-hair.html
    http://www.asuyeta.com/blogs/news/3671762-fun-friday-diy-beach-hair
    http://www.glamour.com/beauty/blogs/girls-in-the-beauty-department/2009/05/want-beachy-hair-try-this-diy.html
    http://locallilly.com/2011/08/06/beach-babe-hair-spray-diy/

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