Curling Hair With Short Sides.
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Mar 29, 2013
Nicola H.
Hi first post, so sorry if someone's already asked this!!
I love curling my hair with ghds or tongs but I'm growing out feathered sides and they don't look so great to curl (plus they dry and break easily).
Has anyone got any tips for getting around this?
thanks nix
Mar 29, 2013
Eileen A.
Maybe try curing them without heat. Velcro hair rollers work great and they come in many different sizes. :)