How to Curl Your Own Hair at Home Like a Pro

 

A curling wand, which has no clamp, creates looser curls and waves (tapered versions can form spirals of various sizes). the simplest method, from Matilde Campos, a star hairstylist in Los Angeles:

 Protect your hand. Slip a heat-resistant glove on the hand that's not holding the curling wand to shield it from getting burned, especially if you're new the tactic , she advises.

 Smooth and section. a bit like employing a home appliance , brush your hair completely and separate it into 1-inch sections.

 Get curling. Hold the wand vertically, pointing the tip down, Wizemman recommends. Take a neighborhood of hair at the roots and wrap it round the barrel of rock bottom section of the wand, twisting faraway from your face until you reach the ends. "You can curl all the thanks to the ends of your hair, otherwise you can leave the ends out for a beachy look," Campos says. Repeat everywhere .