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Curling straight hair without straighteners

fifomania · 2009-09-17 10:17:59

Is there a handy way of doing this? Like some kind of cream or mousse or product, thanks

17-09-2009 10:17am

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fifomania

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Is there a handy way of doing this? Like some kind of cream or mousse or product, thanks

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#2 17-09-2009 10:29am

idunnoutellme

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I curl my (very straight hair) using round brushes and loads of volumising mousse....can be a bit tricky to do it at the back ... and can be much faster if you have a good few big round brushes...lasts longer for me than if i use curling tongs or ghd

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#3 17-09-2009 11:25am

nicola09

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You could try rollers but they are kind of awkward to put in yourself. If I were you I'd invest in the Hedkandi curler, it's from Argos, best curler ever! I have poker straight dyed hair which is impossible to curl, this makes it really easy! Great invention! It heats to 230 degrees though so exercise caution!;)

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