How Do You Style Your Hair Like Keshas Bedhead Curls?
• Using your comb, part hair into two sections, preferably using a side part. • Brush both sides out with a good boar-bristle brush. • Take your moisturizer and run it through each side of your hair, making sure your really rub it in to ends, roots, and body • Run some mousse (like TRESemme) through both sides of your hair (you can skip this if you have thick hair). • If your hair is pin-straight, run some curl activator(like Care Free Curl curl activator) through you hair. • Take one side of your hair, and French twist it. It is basically French braiding, but with 2 sections of hair instead of three. • Do the same to the other side. • Take both of the sides and put them in a bun at the back of your head. • Secure the bun with an elastic or bobby pin • Wrap a silk scarf around hair and go to sleep. • When you wake up, carefully take the twists out. Don’t brush it! Run your fingers through your hair. Right now, it most likely looks like a few simple twist, but keep separating and shakin
• Using your comb or fingers, part hair into two sections, preferably using a side part. • Brush both sides out with a good boar-bristle brush. • Take your moisturizer and run it through each side of your hair, making sure your really rub it in to ends, roots, and body • Run some mousse (like TRESemme) through both sides of your hair (you can skip this if you have thick hair). • Always add curl activator(like Care Free Curl curl activator) or curling gel (use curl gel if hair is damp) • Take one side of your hair, and French twist it. It is basically French braiding, but with 2 sections of hair instead of three. • Do the same to the other side. • Take both of the sides and put them in a bun at the back of your head. • Secure the bun with an elastic or bobby pin • Wrap a silk scarf around hair and go to sleep. • When you wake up, carefully take the twists out. Don’t brush it! Run your fingers through your hair. Right now, it most likely looks like a few simple twist, but keep separating
