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g1ggl3zgurl in createnewtrends

hair trend

Jan 04, 2007 03:49

i lovvvvvvve this wavy-curly hair trend
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Comments 6

llama_glama January 4 2007, 14:28:29 UTC

I bought a bed hair kit, which is a waving iron and a hair curler. The curler is larger than usual, so it makes nice waves rather than tight curls.
So I wash my hair, put some mousse in it which is meant to makes your hair wavy, then blowdry and curl it.
Or if you wanted, you could use hair curlers. Just make sure they're large ones

g1ggl3zgurl January 6 2007, 15:09:41 UTC

ohh that kit sounds cool. how big is the curler like 1 1/2"? i think i have one of those.. & a waving iron too. lol i have alot of hair stuff i have no clue how to use.

anonymous January 5 2007, 05:03:29 UTC

if your hair isnt that long you can try using a seasalt spray; you just tip your head upside down spray it; graps chunks of your hair and use a hairdryer until they harden a little; they'll still look flowy and natural.

um; using hot sticks works as well.
if you have patience.

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g1ggl3zgurl January 6 2007, 15:10:22 UTC

thanks for the advice!! maybe i'll try the hotsticks..

kiana_neonlove June 10 2007, 02:51:56 UTC

I hate herrr, people say i look like her and it's so annoying kids sometimes stop me on the street and aske me if i'm her bllaahhh.

try using a hairstraightner to do curls as well, the seasalt is realllllyyyy good, but I have natural curly hair soo yeahh but um yeah hope that helps :)

livingxdeadolli June 25 2007, 21:34:06 UTC

pursebuzz.com or pursebuzz @youtube. Seriously, check her out. She has tons of tutorials on curly hair, curly pony tails and yeah. If it has anything to do with make up or hair, she'll probably be able to help you. No lie.