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To attain maximum texture and minimum curl, make your own rollers or perming rods. Remove
ends of orange juice cans. Tie
cans to
hair with plastic-coated hairpins (metal is a strict no with perm solution), and perm
hair. The result is hair with a superb bounce!
Pigtail perming is suggested in case deep waves on long hair are desired. In it, pigtails are made – loose or fat and tight, depending on
mood. Now
hair is permed.
Flexile cloth strips get an appearance of
old rag perm- wonderful texture, and loose curls. You can create designer perming according to
texture you wish.
4. Cut It In
Traditionally, layering adds texture to any look. Shorter strands on longer ones create an uneven surface, giving volume to styled hair. A shortcut to great texture is adding slightly chopped ends or loose bangs to
cut. Unfliped ends take on a subtle texture. Emphasize razor cut texture with texture creams or tone down by flatiron.
5. Rely on Liquid Products
Used with a blow dryer, gels, mousses, texturizing and straightening creams give varied textures. The diameter of
brush decides
curl you get. To turn curls to wave, use styling equipment on a slightly layered cut. Shampoo your hair, towel dry and lastly apply a smoothing product.
For heavy hair, add little gel, comb and style hair into waves and allow it to dry. Pomades add any type of texture to a shortcut. Gently run a small amount through damp hair. Comb hair smoothly for a “wet" look. Another way is to add pomade in
front portion only to get a fancy fringe or a spit curl. With smooth styles, pomades also give more textural looks. For a shine, blow-dry hair with a small amount of pomade. Now apply a texture cream, into individual sections.
