Parting the Hair for Ringlet Curls

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Summary: Curly hair styles are great for all occasions. Learn how to start a curly hairstyle in this free video series about how to curl your hair in ringlets.

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Parting the Hair for Ringlet Curls

Today I'm going to show you how I can curl my hair in ringlets. So as you can tell, it takes a little bit of time, and about fifteen to twenty seconds each curl. It's easy, sometimes, for random pieces of hair to get left in to the ones that have already been curled. But like I said, it's not a big deal. Whenever you get finished curling you can take a mirror and look at the back, and it's really easy to spot the ones that haven't been curled cause they will stick out like a sore thumb. So you can just go back and curl them. you don't have to worry about getting them necessarily the firs time around. And so I've already curled the the bottom pieces. So I, I normally do my hair in about three sections. It might take you more or less. Then I kind of give myself a nice little part of some sort to, to work with the top.