How Do I Curl My Own Hair...?

Question

I know it sounds stupid,but HOW do I curl my own hair with a curlingiron? I know how you do it with the spray,parting the hair in different sections and put hairclips on them and etc.,
BUT,it sure is hard to do it on yourself compared to other people's head.
If I do it,I end up being finished after 2 hours,and it doesn't even look that good.
I GET SOOOOO FRUSTRATED!
I even pay a hairstylist to do it for me ($25) each time a few times outta the week,but it's about time for me to learn it on my own and save that $.

I have already tried the extra mirror thing....
WILL ANYBODY HELP ME OUT PLEASE????

Answer 1

STEPS:::::

1.Do not wash your hair for at least 24 hours before trying to curl it. If you must wash it, use only a very small amount of shampoo, and do not condition your hair.

2.Buy a curling iron at a beauty supply store or even a drugstore. They can be as cheap as $20 or even lower. When buying one, consider the size of the barrel (the part where you curl your hair). The wider the barrel, the bigger the waves/curls will be.

3.Heat up your curling iron in an outlet for about 5 minutes or as long as necessary.

4.Apply a styling cream made especially for curled hair styles such as Luster's S-Curl Comb Thru Texturizer Extra Strength and comb through with a wide-toothed comb.
Determine the size you'd like the curls to be, and separate one lock of hair.

5.Spray the lock with an extra strength-hold hairspray.
Using a foam curler or hot roller, roll the lock of hair into the curler TIGHTLY from the bottom up. Fasten securely at the scalp, using bobby pins if necessary.

6.Keep curler/rollers in hair for as long as necessary (until they cool, or the curl is holding).

Answer 2

use paper bags just cut them into strips roll your hair up onto the strips then tye the strips like you do when you first tie your shoes oh your hair should be wet do it after you shower then let it dry it works well and is cheap

Answer 3

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