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dianadrw
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Question about blowing out my daughter's hair
Disclaimer: I am severely hair challenged. With that being said I just had my daughter's hair cut into a long bob. When I tried to blow it out last night I couldn't get it to curl under like this pic. Am I doing something wrong? I used a round metal brush.
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Posted 4/1/16 9:47 AM |
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myminions
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Re: Question about blowing out my daughter's hair
I was considering this hairstyle for myself but wondering how to style it to look like this.
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Posted 4/1/16 9:58 AM |
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StaceyWill
It's a girl!!!
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Name: Stacey
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Question about blowing out my daughter's hair
If that's your DD, she's absolutely beautiful!! I don't know if I'm going to explain this right, but are you taking the hair in the brush at the root and sort of lifting it up as you blow dry? You should try You Tube. I'm sure there are videos showing how to do it.
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Posted 4/1/16 10:04 AM |
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Kitten1929
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Question about blowing out my daughter's hair
Get the heated John Frieda brush and hold the ends under.
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Posted 4/1/16 11:31 AM |
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MarisaK
HELLO Manolo !!
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Re: Question about blowing out my daughter's hair
My sister always uses a big round brush -
Side note - that is one beautiful kid !!
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Posted 4/1/16 2:36 PM |
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dianadrw
LIF Adult
Member since 5/06 2092 total posts
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Re: Question about blowing out my daughter's hair
You guys are so kind but that's not my kid!! I got her from Pinterest. Although DD is gorgeous too!!
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Posted 4/1/16 3:02 PM |
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Kate
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Member since 5/05 7557 total posts
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Question about blowing out my daughter's hair
Use a round boar bristle brush.
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Posted 4/1/16 3:04 PM |
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mrsboss
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Re: Question about blowing out my daughter's hair
I had my DD's hair cut like that not long ago. She has really wavy, thick hair. I use a lot of product, then dry it with a big round brush and smoothing cream. It's a huge pain to do, and I don't dry it often because it's just as time consuming as drying my own hair. But it does look really cute when it's done.
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Posted 4/1/16 4:11 PM |
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JennZ
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Re: Question about blowing out my daughter's hair
Posted by Kitten1929
Get the heated John Frieda brush and hold the ends under.
This. This brush is freaking amazing. My hair looks amazi g when I use it.
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Posted 4/2/16 6:08 AM |
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