I do not understand you girls, yet I am scratching my head in this summer. It looks like those shopping malls are already displaying their bathing suits and bikinis. Perhaps you have wished for gorgeous “natural” beach curl appeal to your hair. Let me tell you about a method that works for all hair types, may it be short, long, thick, thin, frizzy, or flat … without any curling iron.

1. Squirt some water thoroughly that will moist your hair or moderately air-dry after cleaning it. Essentially, you might have numerous kinds of waves to your hair; however, this is effective for all types of hair!

2. Section your hair into four segments. You do need the exact volume for each part when doing this. Tie each segment to keep them separated from each other. Wet the sections by spraying slight water into it.

3. Now, think about the direction in which you want your curls and twist your hairs in that way. The picture illustrates that the twisting happens away from the face. Continue to keep rotating until it finally stiffens to the extent it gets to coil itself. 4. Bobby pins will help you to hold its place of a tight bun that forms from Coil.

5. Completely dry your hair with a hair drier. Comprehensively dried hairs will tighter your curl.

6. Take your buns out of their coil by putting out the bobby pins.

7. Use your fingers to split the curls and crumple them to add some volume into it...

8. You are done! Gently apply some hair spray then you are all set!

A few things to remember is, certainly, if you comprehensively wet your hair then it will take more time to completely dry. A full dried hair ‘buns’ makes tighter curl. This is ideal for a good firmer curl look! A bit more number of sections works well for people with shorter hair. You should take a little more time to dry your hair and that makes a tight “if you have curly/wavy hair. Try it out! It is simple! For any woman who pays a good amount of bucks more often to curl her hair, this can be a great cost savings! Do you have any recommendations on how this will improve your hair type?

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