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Look for a new Hairstyle!
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"How
To" Hair Tips
"Tips & Tricks for
the Most Sought After Styles"
Straw Set, Sleek Wrap, Doobie (Dry) Wrap, Braids, Locs |
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The Straw Set
(pictures courtesy of
Afam Concept, Inc.) |
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Wearing
a straw set is a great way to eliminate the need for a lot
of combing and a great style to try while in the transition
of going
natural. To get this look, you will need drinking
straws or even small perm
rods for slightly bigger and looser curls, setting lotion,
and hair end
tissue papers.
Step 1: Shampoo and condition hair and saturate it
with setting lotion.
Step 2: Part you hair into 1/4 to 1/2 inch sections
and place end papers on
the end of your hair.
Step 3: Roll your hair onto the straws and secure it
with a hair pin.
Step 4: Repeat steps 1-3 until you have finished your
entire head.
Step 5: Dry your hair under a hard hat or bonnet hair
dryer
Step 6: Remove the straws and separate curls with your
fingers
For this style, you will only need to finger comb your hair,
but be sure to
spray it with oil sheen so it won't get too dry. |
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Sleek Wrap |
A wrap set is a great way to
get a sleek look! You will need a comb, setting lotion
and hair clips (these are optional depending upon how long
your hair is) and/or some paper wrap strips.
Step 1: Shampoo and condition your hair and apply
setting lotion
Step 2: Use your comb and comb/wrap your hair around
in a beehive or
circle, blending the hair together all around your head
Step 3: Secure where you hair joins with hair clips,
or you can place a
wrap strip around your head to secure your hair in place
Step 4: Dry your hair under a hooded dryer, remove
clips or wrap strip and
comb and style |
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Doobie Wrap (Dry
Wrap or Roller Wrap Set) |
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do the roller wrap set, also know as the doobie, you will
need to roller set your hair, dry it under a hooded dryer,
take the rollers out, then comb/brush your hair around in a
wrap). Leave it wrapped for a while and when you comb
it down, you will have big loose wavy curls with lots of
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For More Tips, See
These Sections: Braids How To,
Locs How To
--Beauty
Staff
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