How To Curl Hair With Curling Iron

Curling hair with a curling iron is about geometry angles matter.

If you want more volume heat the root of your hair first and hold the iron perpendicular to the section i e at a right angle you re curling stone says. Most often you want to curl your hair away from your face or outwards to create that wind s always blowing in your face kind of vibe. In order to get more of a spiral shape to your curls change the way to wrap them. Curl away from your face while slowing feeding the ends across the iron by releasing the clamp while twirling the iron.

You ll want to hold it tightly when you re twisting the iron to make the curl but when you re sliding down the hair to make another curl you re opening the iron. These curls give a hollywood glamour look. This can be a little confusing. Take a small section of hair.

If you re looking for a long loose beachy wave work at a vertical angle. You can let the iron linger a bit on the middle of the stand for hair that doesn t hold a curl for a bit to better heat it up so the curl stays. With this technique the section of hair lays flat against the barrel creating a flat curl. Angling the iron slightly will make your hair easier to curl and prevent the curls from sticking too far out from the side of your head.

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For spiral curls you need to use a twist wrap. Which way are you supposed to curl hair. So if you want to create a tight traditional bouncy curl hold your curling iron horizontally. Most people typically use what s called a flat wrap.

Curling wand or iron technique. Curl hair from bottom to top to create bouncy curls. It may help to loosely clamp the hair higher up and then slide it down. It should be straight off your head.

And for hair volume at the root work on a diagonal. Squeeze the curling iron open and place it near the bottom of a section of hair.