Love it or hate it, curly hair look isn’t going out of style. Even in the season of straight sleek hair, we just can’t get enough of curly hairstyles. Curls instantly turn your flat boring hair into voluminous sexy locks. Plus, with so many different types of curls to sport from loose beach waves to coiled ones, there’s so much you can do and never get tired of the same look. Take a look at the different types of curls and how you can rock each...
Spiral waves
Katrina recently shared her new look for her upcoming movie Bharat and we fell in love with her natural looking spiral waves. The key here is working with smaller wisps of hair at a time. Take a small strand and wrap it around a thick curling iron for 10 seconds to get the loose spiral effect.
Ribbon curls
If you have a wedding to attend, this is the curly hairstyle to go for. Take a thin curling iron and wrap a small section of hair. Hold the iron vertically and release hair by slowly sliding the iron down to the end of the hair after 10 seconds.
Retro waves
The good o’l Hollywood curls is the classic red carpet look that is glamourous and classy. You need a barrel iron to curl your hair the retro way. Take a section of hair and roll around the barrel iron to get the perfect dramatic waves.
Ringlet curls
Tight, coiled or ringlet curls give you a quirky fun look. This hairstyle can be achieved using a thin curling iron. Take a very small strand and twist it from top to tip. Wrap the twisted hair around the curling iron all in the same direction. And there, you have it.
Wild waves
When in doubt, do wavy beach curls. It is a perfect summer look for any casual event. Work up this curl by simply braiding your hair at night loosely and untangling in the morning. Spray Toni&Guy Casual : Sea Salt Texturising Spray for texture.
Soft curls
The go-to look for many celebs, soft curls is an everyday romantic look. Achieve the soft curls hair by wrapping hair into a roller and pinning it. Release hair after an hour and use hairspray to keep it intact.
Written by Anjali Agarwal on Mar 13, 2019