Jul 31
This is how I curl my hair with my Conair iron
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This is how I curl my hair with my Conair iron
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my friend CS asked me for a hair tutoyial and I made this
Quick steps breakdown of how I draw/shade hair since I got asks about it again c: (1/2 probably)
I'm not great at these explanations so if you want a more in depth approach to each step do tell
i think i've finally figured out how to get a blowout to last on my fine, "frizzy" (read: disorganized curl pattern) and bleach-damaged hair! this is a lot of work up-front, but the result lasts for a while and got me a lot of compliments on my secretly dull and damaged hair.
some time before showering, apply a few drops of hair oil to your ends. i don't care for the "hair oils" marketed as such bc they're overpriced silicone mixtures, so i use a DIY herb infusion with argan oil, olive oil, castor oil, and coconut oil. any of those will do, though castor oil is sticky at room temperature and should be mixed in small quantities with a less viscous oil. camellia/tsubaki oil is also traditionally a good hair oil but it's expensive.
optional: apply whatever exfoliating or descaling scalp treatment you want. these are popular in the east asian beauty market.
brush your hair before showering, while it's dry and coated with oil.
shower as normal, making sure to leave your conditioner in your hair for at least a few minutes. right now i'm using some "bond-building" shampoo and conditioner set with lots of amodimethicone and amino acids. i don't think the exact products matter as long as the conditioning ingredients and surfactants work for your hair.
wrap wet hair in microfiber towel and leave it on for 5-10 minutes.
to the lengths apply a leave-in conditioning spray (i use the K18 heat protectant) a small amount of light-hold gel like the paul mitchell invisible hold gel, and one drop of the hair oil. brush to distribute. i also like to apply a leave-in scalp treatment at this step.
blowdry phase one: using the coolest setting with the "concentrator"/flat nozzle attachment, blowdry hair straight by brushing the roots up with a paddle brush and directing the air flow at them. this takes a while, even if you section your hair. to dry the back i flip my head over. stop when hair is about 80% dry.
blowdry phase 2: using a round brush and the medium heat setting, style hair as desired. i have a fuckass bob so i either do curling iron-style loose waves or a 90's gillian anderson blowout.
when hair is dry and styled, lightly spray dry shampoo at the roots. this is the key step. section the hair so you get all the spots that get greasy.
finish with a light misting of hairspray. i use the one from colourwow bc a stylist used it once and i liked it.
10 steps, 6 products counting shampoo and conditioner, two brushes, and one knockoff Dyson blowdryer later, you now have Nice Hair that will last for a few days if you don't do anything too sweaty. congrarts.
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