Straight hair was once the most sought after hairstyles but trends are changing and hairstyles with curling tongs are everywhere. Why people prefer to go with waves and curls instead of dead-straight hair are due to VOLUME.

Girls, who often complain of fine hair or feeling flat, can increase hair volume ten times with curls. Also, if you find yourself in a hairstyle rut, you can curl your hair in different ways; tight curls, mermaid waves, loose waves and the list goes on. If you want to change your hairstyle without cutting your hair then a new wave or curl will just do the trick. Read on as we share some easy looks you can create using a curling tong.

5 Different Hairstyles with Curling Tongs

Loose Waves

• Alternate the direction of your curl to make the waves look more natural
• Curl thick pieces of hair at a time
• Point the curler downwards as you wrap your hair around the barrel
• Wrap the hair around the barrel loosely
• Wait until the hair has cooled down, then comb out the curls with your fingers
• Use a texture spray to get create piece-y waves
• Hairspray is optional, but go with a light, flexible hairspray and spray from a distance

Beach Waves

• Curl hair in uneven sections. You might alternate from curling a thick section of hair to curling a smaller section of hair.
• Do a variety of curls – some strands with a tight curl and other strands with a looser curl. This helps create a more authentic beach wave.
• Leave the ends of your hair straight, or slightly straighten them at the end. For whatever reason, salty waves always seem to be straight at the ends.

Soft-Brushed Curls

• Divide your hair into the left and right section. When curling, you want to direct the curls away from your face so that when you look at the back of your hair, the curls from the left and right sections are facing each other
• Start your curls from the midsection of your hair so that curls graduate from soft to super curly at the ends of your hair
• When wrapping your hair around the barrel, wrap hair closely together.
• Remember the longer you keep the hair around the barrel, the tighter the curl will be. Play around with holding the curl for less or more time so that some curls are looser than others.
• If the end result is a little too curly for your liking wait until the hair has cooled then very gently run your fingers through to separate the curls. Don’t use a brush as this could ruin the curls. Alternatively, you can use a wide-tooth comb.
• Finish with hairspray to keep the curls in place.

Tight-Natural Curls

• Curl the hair quite tight – your hair should channel Shirley Temple as you curl it.
• Once you’ve finished curling, spray texture spray and use your hands to lightly scrunch the product into the curls. This will have texture to the curls and mess up the curls a little.

Blow-Out Waves Hairstyles with Curling tongs

• These waves are best styled on freshly washed hair. Add a smoothing cream to your hair while wet and blow dry your hair straight first, so that your hair is already smooth and soft when you add the waves.
• To get the big waves, curl your hair in relatively thick sections (not too thick that the heat can’t spread evenly)
• Curl multiple strands of hair in the same direction. Then grab the curled sections of hair and twist them together around your finger to join the hair together. This will help you create waves even bigger than your curling wand allows.

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