How To Make Curls Last - Kayley Melissa
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Date: 2019-10-24
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Anna-May Moon
As someone with super long thick virgin hair, I've found that heated rollers are amazing, I think babylis make a set? The thing that works best for me is taking small ish chunks of hair and wrapping them around the hot curler and leaving it for at least 2 hours (my hair takes a good half hour to cool down, and the rollers also take a half hour. Hair spray the crap out of your 1950s housewife do (it won't set on fire) and leave it for 2 hours at least. Take it out 10 mins before you need to go, run your fingers through it, maybe pin a few bits, hair spray again, then off you pop. Tips: - the longer you leave it, the more curled it will be- don't forget about them if you're going to the shops (unless you don't care about stares)- no vacuuming, toilet scrubbing and bake with caution - the roller must be hot when you put it in- practise before you do it for a night out, your head is smaller than you think it is, and how you part your hair makes a difference for roller placement
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As someone with super long thick virgin hair, I've found that heated rollers are amazing, I think babylis make a set? The thing that works best for me is taking small ish chunks of hair and wrapping them around the hot curler and leaving it for at least 2 hours (my hair takes a good half hour to cool down, and the rollers also take a half hour. Hair spray the crap out of your 1950s housewife do (it won't set on fire) and leave it for 2 hours at least. Take it out 10 mins before you need to go, run your fingers through it, maybe pin a few bits, hair spray again, then off you pop. Tips: - the longer you leave it, the more curled it will be- don't forget about them if you're going to the shops (unless you don't care about stares)- no vacuuming, toilet scrubbing and bake with caution - the roller must be hot when you put it in- practise before you do it for a night out, your head is smaller than you think it is, and how you part your hair makes a difference for roller placement
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slidewithme
I have super fine, very long, super healthy hair and two drug store products I love are both Garnier: The Root Amp mousse, and the Style Mega Full Thickening Lotion (it's like a less intense gel. I use both together (mousse on the roots, lotion on the length) and the difference it makes is like night and day, AND my hair gets greasy a lot slower. Typically I can't go without at least dry shampoo the day after I wash my hair, but if I use both of those after a shower, I can go the next day with just a brushing in the morning and it's still fine. They don't feel overly sticky or goopy after they dry, and don't brush out. Both are less than 5 on Amazon
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I have super fine, very long, super healthy hair and two drug store products I love are both Garnier: The Root Amp mousse, and the Style Mega Full Thickening Lotion (it's like a less intense gel. I use both together (mousse on the roots, lotion on the length) and the difference it makes is like night and day, AND my hair gets greasy a lot slower. Typically I can't go without at least dry shampoo the day after I wash my hair, but if I use both of those after a shower, I can go the next day with just a brushing in the morning and it's still fine. They don't feel overly sticky or goopy after they dry, and don't brush out. Both are less than 5 on Amazon
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naslundr7
Hi Kayley Long time listener, first time caller here, haha. (For real, I discovered you in 2011 when I did my own hair for my best friends wedding Your tips and tutorials have been changing my life since then) I have long, coarse, naturally curly hair and I heat style it about half the time. My favorite style is using my wand to get curls similar to what youre rocking in this video. Curls hold well for me because of my coarse texture, BUT I find that by day 2-3 my hair is very FLUFFY. Any products I could apply to keep the definition/lose the fluff without weighing the curls down? Thank you for everything you do and share with us
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Hi Kayley Long time listener, first time caller here, haha. (For real, I discovered you in 2011 when I did my own hair for my best friends wedding Your tips and tutorials have been changing my life since then) I have long, coarse, naturally curly hair and I heat style it about half the time. My favorite style is using my wand to get curls similar to what youre rocking in this video. Curls hold well for me because of my coarse texture, BUT I find that by day 2-3 my hair is very FLUFFY. Any products I could apply to keep the definition/lose the fluff without weighing the curls down? Thank you for everything you do and share with us
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uberkatja
DRY SHAMPOO. My hair is sooo resistant to curls. Like I'll pin it up, use lots of spray, mousse, try it on dirty hair, everything, and it'll fall flat so quickly. like literally 10 mins and it was straight. As soon as I tried using dry shampoo instead of hairspray (and still pinned it, used the right heat setting, etc, it was a GAME CHANGER. Like, curls lasted all day, and I still had softer waves/loose curls for day 2. I seriously douse my hair in it and then hairspray at the end, but if nothing works for you, I can't recommend it enough
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DRY SHAMPOO. My hair is sooo resistant to curls. Like I'll pin it up, use lots of spray, mousse, try it on dirty hair, everything, and it'll fall flat so quickly. like literally 10 mins and it was straight. As soon as I tried using dry shampoo instead of hairspray (and still pinned it, used the right heat setting, etc, it was a GAME CHANGER. Like, curls lasted all day, and I still had softer waves/loose curls for day 2. I seriously douse my hair in it and then hairspray at the end, but if nothing works for you, I can't recommend it enough
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bribripot
Nice video I was wondering if you would possibly be interested in making a video addressing thick hair, since most of your tips are for fine hair. If you did that would be super awesome I have a hard time curling/styling my hair, but its thick and I have a lot of it. It gets super frizzy in humidity so like even if it looks nice at first it doesn't last- even in a braid or something. It takes FOREVER and is difficult to curl, looks messy, and gets tangles easily. I'll definitely be trying mousse and clipping it up. Thanks for the tips.
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Nice video I was wondering if you would possibly be interested in making a video addressing thick hair, since most of your tips are for fine hair. If you did that would be super awesome I have a hard time curling/styling my hair, but its thick and I have a lot of it. It gets super frizzy in humidity so like even if it looks nice at first it doesn't last- even in a braid or something. It takes FOREVER and is difficult to curl, looks messy, and gets tangles easily. I'll definitely be trying mousse and clipping it up. Thanks for the tips.
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Emily Hartman
A tip I've discovered from years of experience trying to curl my straight, fine, healthy hair is that it will only hold curl if I curl it a certain way. Curling iron, flat iron, or flat wand curls fall out so quickly on me even with good product. but if I hold the hair and wrap around the wand, the hair twists as you wrap and the twist actually helps the curl to hold. So I guess the moral of the story is this: if your curls aren't working with one curling method, try another one
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A tip I've discovered from years of experience trying to curl my straight, fine, healthy hair is that it will only hold curl if I curl it a certain way. Curling iron, flat iron, or flat wand curls fall out so quickly on me even with good product. but if I hold the hair and wrap around the wand, the hair twists as you wrap and the twist actually helps the curl to hold. So I guess the moral of the story is this: if your curls aren't working with one curling method, try another one
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Laura Pierson
Love these videos where you give tips, tricks, and thing to trouble shoot when learning a new skill. The tips are always so helpful and even though you mention them in other videos it's nice to have one video to go to when i'm about to curl my hair or whatever skill in trying to learn. I'd love to see a video on different products (mousse, gel, balms, etc) and what they are generally used for because I had no clue that mousse could help with curling hair.
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Love these videos where you give tips, tricks, and thing to trouble shoot when learning a new skill. The tips are always so helpful and even though you mention them in other videos it's nice to have one video to go to when i'm about to curl my hair or whatever skill in trying to learn. I'd love to see a video on different products (mousse, gel, balms, etc) and what they are generally used for because I had no clue that mousse could help with curling hair.
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Shanna Wheeler
Try the Living Proof mousse. I'm a big fan and it's my go-to when I use mousse. Not exactly drug store priced, but really good regardless. I actually cut off about 6 inches of hair earlier this week so my curls will hold better. I'm still at bra length hair, but it was almost at the point of being able to get tucked into my belt lol. Amazing video as always So helpful. I'm about to go pick up a thickening cream right now kthx lol
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Try the Living Proof mousse. I'm a big fan and it's my go-to when I use mousse. Not exactly drug store priced, but really good regardless. I actually cut off about 6 inches of hair earlier this week so my curls will hold better. I'm still at bra length hair, but it was almost at the point of being able to get tucked into my belt lol. Amazing video as always So helpful. I'm about to go pick up a thickening cream right now kthx lol
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Nikoleta Hanakova
Hi Kayley, I would like to thank you very much for thr tip with pinning the curls up for cooling. I used this to style my friends hair for a wedding and after while night of dacing and some sleep afterwards, her hair still hold the curl. Her hair was normally so stubborn, that it would loose the curl quicly, even when she went to a hairdresser. So thanks to your tip my amature skills topped a professional hairdresser: -)
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Hi Kayley, I would like to thank you very much for thr tip with pinning the curls up for cooling. I used this to style my friends hair for a wedding and after while night of dacing and some sleep afterwards, her hair still hold the curl. Her hair was normally so stubborn, that it would loose the curl quicly, even when she went to a hairdresser. So thanks to your tip my amature skills topped a professional hairdresser: -)
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Susie Landis
My hair is super long and I don't use heat a lot so my hair hair has a really hard time curling but I tried just not using shampoo before I curled it and it lasted a full week and maybe could've lasted longer. I've gone through this whole thing of trying to keep curls and it wasn't working and I finally had a break through and I would just like to encourage those who are still trying to figure it out, don't give up
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My hair is super long and I don't use heat a lot so my hair hair has a really hard time curling but I tried just not using shampoo before I curled it and it lasted a full week and maybe could've lasted longer. I've gone through this whole thing of trying to keep curls and it wasn't working and I finally had a break through and I would just like to encourage those who are still trying to figure it out, don't give up
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