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The other day, I polled my IG fam and asked about the number one hair tutorial you’d most like to see from me– and the most requested video was for Pretty Curls! I mostly wear my hair in a bouncy, easy blowout (since I only like to wash my hair every 3-4 days) but I sometimes like to add these curls in for second day hair or when getting dressed up for an event.
They’re pretty easy to pull off, so you can also rock them every day– for me that is probably not too realistic though…I mean #MomLife. I hope you like this tutorial and that it make achieving this look a bit easier!
A couple of notes on prep for this: I like to start with a blow out before adding curls. Check out my Babe Hair tutorial to see the combo hair dryer and brush that cuts dry time in half. I find that my curls look way shinier and last longer when I blow dry straight first! Also, make sure to use a heat protectant. I love Rita Hazan Split End Remedy for this since it’s lightweight and protects my strands.
Products…
- Harry Josh Oval Brush
- Harry Josh 1.25″ Ceramic Marcel Curling Iron
- Glamsquad Take Hold Hairspray
- Big Sexy Hair Powder Play
Shop the look…
Photographs by Julia Dags
Hi Eva,
I so enjoy your e-letters and website! You have the loveliest ideas and the most incredible style.
Thanks for sharing this hair tutorial. I am pretty hopeless when it comes to hair, but am going to give this a whirl!!
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Thank you so much for this tutorial!! Can’t wait to try it out. I now see what I’ve been doing wrong. Just need to master the forward backward curl technique. For some reason I have trouble with that ?♀️
Hi Eva! Would you say the powder play product would be good for perking up day 2 or 3 hair? Does it make your hair feel oily?
It is definitely not like a dry shampoo. But you can combine them, so I would do some dry shampoo, and then I would put the powder play at the crown to give some lasting volume. It’s more a hairspray type texture than an oily texture