How to Get Big Voluminous Curls
Hey, everyone! If you're looking for that bouncy, voluminous curl look, you're in the right place. I'm going to show you how to get big voluminous curls that will make your hair the star of the show.
Whether you're heading to a special event or just want to add some extra glam to your day, this step-by-step guide will give you the volume you’re craving. Let’s dive right in!
Tools and materials:
- Curling iron
- Heat protectant spray
- Hair clips
- Hairspray
- Comb or brush
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1. Prepare your hair
Start by spraying your hair with a heat protectant to shield it from the heat of the curling iron and ensure your curls last longer.
2. Section your hair
Divide your hair into sections and clip them out of the way so you're not tangled in strands while curling.
3. Curl your hair
Take a small-to-medium section of hair at a time, and wrap it around your curling iron.
The amount of time you hold it is up to you. Just a few seconds will give you loose waves, or you can hold it longer for tighter curls.
4. Curl the bottom layer first
Begin with the bottom layer of your hair, working your way up to the top layer for more control and volume.
5. Shake it out
Once you've curled a section, give your hair a gentle shake to loosen up the curls and add more natural volume.
6. Set your curls
Spray your curls with hairspray to keep them in place and help maintain that voluminous look throughout the day.
7. Add extra volume with a side part
For even more volume, do a side parting at the top of your head to lift and enhance the curls at the crown.
How to get big voluminous curls
And just like that, you've got gorgeous, big, voluminous curls! A simple process that packs a punch, right?
With these steps, you’ll have a fabulous, full head of curls that stay in place all day long.
If you give this tutorial a try, be sure to let me know how it turns out!
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