How do you make your curls stay in longer for fine hair?
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Aug 20, 2013
Lucy D.
Hello everyone my hair is quite fine and every time I try and curl my hair with a hot tool it stays in for like 30 mins but then fades even thhough I put heaps of hair spray
please help thankyou
Aug 20, 2013
Ashley C.
Paul Mitchell has a heat protectant hairspray you spray on your hair before curling it. it kind of acts like a starch. it works good.
Aug 20, 2013
Chloe J.
My hair is sooooo fine! If you leave it for like 2-3 days without washing it, that helps, also a heat protectant spray like Ashley said :) try to use a good quality hairspray, if it's really heavy, it makes your hair go crunchy and it looks weird. Good luck!
Aug 20, 2013
Aya S.
Sometimes if your hair is long it weighs down the curls therefore they loose their bounce. but agree with ashley and lucy...heat protectant and hairspray.
Aug 20, 2013
Erica K.
Like aya said, it could be weighted with long hair. If you really want curls, a layered cut could be the answer
Aug 20, 2013
Clarissa T.
Two words... L'oreal Elnet!
Aug 21, 2013
Danielle S.
Create the curl and then pin it into the a pin curl to cool. I do this to all my clients including fine hair. YouTube pin curls. After each pin curl spray with hair spray about 6 inches away from the curl.
Aug 21, 2013
Lucy D.
@chloe.J thanks for that but if I don't wash my hair for 3 days it get super oliy and I don't want that.
I am investing in dry shampoo soon
Aug 21, 2013
Vivienne T.
Put some light holding heat protectant spray on the piece of hair you're going to curl and wrap it around the barrel for 5 seconds or more. Not more than 10 seconds because you'll damage your hair. Then, pin up the curl and go on to the next piece of hair. Once the pinned up curls are cool, let them down and use a teeny bit of holding spray. Don't use too much product or it will weigh down on the curls and flatten them. Make sure you have a good quality curling iron too, I use a karmin one.