I know it comes in and out of fashion to have pieces or a full head of crimped hair, so sometimes you may not see the point in investing in a pair of crimping irons. There is a solution, lightly spray your hair with hairspray, then take strips of tin foil an place your hair on top of the strip fold it at both sides inwards to in case the hair inside then fold the foil in a concertina towards the roots then place it between the plates of your straighting irons and hold for about 30 seconds then allow to cool then unfold and your hair should be crimped.
when dying your hair, take a tub of Vaseline and rub it round your hairline. This acts as a barrier to the dye and repels it. Wash it off when rinsing the dye out and be amazed that you've avoided those annoying hairline stains.
Do you have a cows lick? Hate it?! I have one and I know I do! a trick I learnt from my mum from her hairdressing days is to take a brush and when drying your hair with a hair dryer brush your cows lick one way then the other and keep repeating and it should straighten it out a bit, looking less detectable, it won't be completely gone but it really helps!
when dying your hair, take a tub of Vaseline and rub it round your hairline. This acts as a barrier to the dye and repels it. Wash it off when rinsing the dye out and be amazed that you've avoided those annoying hairline stains.
Do you have a cows lick? Hate it?! I have one and I know I do! a trick I learnt from my mum from her hairdressing days is to take a brush and when drying your hair with a hair dryer brush your cows lick one way then the other and keep repeating and it should straighten it out a bit, looking less detectable, it won't be completely gone but it really helps!
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