Wavy Curly Hair Texture
Must haves:
A 5/8 inch curling iron Sometimes when people have naturally wavy/curly hair and they say they hate it, I want to cry a little. I get it, sometimes the hair is not all the same amount of curly. Sometimes it’s straighter on the top and ringletty on the bottom. You just need to help those lil curls out a little. My wavy hair to do’s: -Be careful while towel drying. Opt for a gentle wrap and squeeze rather than a wrap and rub back and forth (that can cause the hair to be more frizzy.) -Use the right products. On Jessa I used this mousse (I got it when I purchased my Kenra 25 Hairspray.) Here’s an update on my current favorite products for a wavy or curly hair look: – After applying some mousse from root to tip, blow dry your hair with a diffuser and flip your head upside down for a little bit more volume. If your hair tends to get frizzy, use a lower setting. -Wrap sections of hair around a small curling iron to give it a little bit more curl in the areas that need it. You can just grab random sections, it doesn’t need to be super uniform. It’s fast and will make a big difference. Jessa’s hair is amazing! I made her come to her appointment with wet hair so I could style it using the previous steps, from start to finish. Complexion: Temptu s/b Foundation in 004 And did you know you can apply this foundation with a brush? I have been using this one a lot and love it with this formula, and it’s cheap! Laura Mercier Secret Concealer in 2.5, theBalm Bronzer Eyes: Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer, MAC Eyeshadows in Copperplate, Bronze, and Embark, Tarte inner rim liner, Demi Wispies, Hypnose Mascara, Brow Wiz in Taupe and Anastasia Brow Pen in light. Lips: Urban Decay lip liner in Obsessed (blotted and blended to soften the color) MAC Pro Longwear Lipglass in Patience Please. Similar to MAC Myth
Here’s the makeup I used on her.