DIY Curly Hair Tutorial

Introduction

• No need to spend $200 at a salon for curly hair.
• Achieve curls at home cheaply without harsh chemicals.
• Curls are currently in style.
• Tutorial for overnight curls at home.

Materials Needed

• Styling Rubber Bands: Small, about the size of a dime, available at beauty supply stores like Sally’s or Target. Cost: $1-2 for a bag of 100.
• Comb or Brush: Use what you normally use to straighten hair.

Steps to Achieve Curly Hair

Step 1: Preparation

• Wash hair: You can shower or wash hair in the sink.
• Conditioner: Important to make hair soft and malleable.

Step 2: Dry Hair

• Towel dry hair until it’s 50% dry, still damp enough to stick together.

Step 3: Segment Hair

• Use a comb to separate hair into 1-inch segments at the base.
• Pull segments straight, thinner at the tip.

Step 4: Twist Hair

• Twist each segment from base to tip.
• Ensure entire strand is twisted and folds over itself at a 90-degree angle.
• This helps in securing with rubber bands.

Step 5: Secure Hair

• Wrap rubber band around the hair bundle, twist, and secure tightly.
• Repeat until all desired hair is bundled.

Optional: Timing

• Sleep with bundles overnight for best results.
• Ensure hair is fully dry by morning.

Step 6: Unwrap and Style

• In the morning, unwrap bundles and remove rubber bands.
• Finger rake through hair to separate and fluff curls.

Conclusion

• Temporary curls, lasting about 3 days on naturally straight hair.
• Fun and low commitment for a change in hairstyle.
• Encouragement to try the method and share results.

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• Note: Video is a reflection on a past DIY curly hair attempt.
• It's a practical and affordable alternative to professional salon treatments.