Did you know you can enhance your curls with just a finger? Or even the end of your hairbrush? With a little product and technique you can! Curl expert Angie Hunt shares cool tips for coiling your curls using these common items!
Finger Coil Curls“This is a great way to bring out and define curls, especially if you have any "lazy curls" around your face that need some encouragement.” Angie says. Learn how to get rolling with her expert method! |
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| Start by sectioning out a curl clump and wetting it with water and products – enough to stick to your finger. Angie loves DevaCurl Ultra Defining Gel. |
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| Using your pointer finger on each hand, roll up the section from end to root, holding with your thumbs as you go. |
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| Release the roll the opposite way. |
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Scrunch lightly using a cupping motion. Admire your defined coil! |
Coiled Curls Using a BrushYou can also create defined curls using the handle of a hairbrush! The trick is in the flick of your wrist. |
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Start by applying the DevaCurl Ultra Defining Gel to wet curls. Using your fingertips, gently shake a section of hair to allow curl groupings or families to pop out. |
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Take a curl group and your brush. Instead of holding the brush horizontally and brushing downward, which can make curls fall flat and create frizz, hold the brush vertically and collect the end of the curl group in the bristles, spinning it around until the curl coils around the brush all the way up the handle. |
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Remove the brush by using a spinning motion to keep the coil shape as you remove. |
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Scrunch the curl up using a cupping motion with your hand. Admire your defined coil! |
Have fun curling and coiling!
These fabulous methods are brought to you by:
Angie Hunt
Elite Stylist
Texture Specialist, Deva Dry Cuts
Chatters Empress, Winnipeg
@angie_hunt_
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