Hot 2011 Hairstyle Trend; Dropped Curls is on the Rise

Angel Vee
Say goodbye to loose scrunched tousled curls and hello to long dropped bouncy curls this summer/spring 2011. This curly hairstyle is fun, sexy, and classy all wrapped up in one. The main key in creating this type of curl is the dropping process. This look is great for any occasion and will definitely save you time in the morning.

Dropped Curls On Various Hair Lengths

This cool summer style can be done on short, medium, long, or extra long hair. The texture can be thick, coarse, thin, curly, straight, wavy, and even kinky as long as you smooth the hair out.

Preparing For Curls

Here you finally have a fun style that can be done the day of, night before, or even a few days before your outing. Being a beautician, I honestly like doing certain styles the day before. This allows the hair to get a little dirty and easier to work with. The styling results come out much better. Make sure when you wash your hair, rinse with cold water and also condition. You will also need a styling product.

Products And Tools Needed

Ok, to get a soft bouncy and dropped curl you will need a good styling mousse or gel, rattail comb, rollers, (if don't have any opt for the biggest barrel curling iron), light hairspray, and clips if doing the roller set. On with the styling.

Styling And Fixing

Place your styling product into the hair. Make sure you use a sufficient amount. Using your comb section the hair. If using the rollers, place the hair onto a roller, roll up, and secure with hair clip. To make sure you don't get those nasty crunchy ends wrap a perm end paper onto the hair first then wrap it around the roller. Repeat this process until the whole head is rolled. Spritz with water, and then lightly spray with hairspray. Tip: DO NOT wrap the rollers tight at the root area. When rolling the hair up, once you get to the root area droop it down and clip.

Allow the hair to dry naturally or under a dryer. Once dried remove all clips first and then the rollers. Give the hair a good shake, run your fingers through it, and go about your every day business for like 15-20 minutes. By doing this it will allow the hair to relax somewhat and make the curls droop down more.

Using The Curling Iron

This process is almost exactly the same as mentioned above, except when you get the curling iron about 1-3 inches towards the scalp stop right there and release the iron. Repeat until done and follow the rest of the directions as mentioned above.

The day after you have fixed your style, just spritz the hair lightly with some water and a scrunch spray to give the hair perkiness again. A great solution is seas salt.

Sources: Professional Beautician

Published by Angel Vee

I'm a mother of 3 beautiful angels - boy/girl twins. I am also a professional beautician, who owned a hair salon for 6 years. Been in the beauty field for over 17 years. I have won hair styling awards, and a...  View profile

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  • Kim Keason3/17/2011

    Rollers may actually tame my wild curly hair!

  • Lori Gunn3/10/2011

    excellent work ♥

  • Laura Cone3/8/2011

    great job

  • Abby Greenhill3/8/2011

    thanks.

  • Marilyn French3/8/2011

    Thanks for the info.

  • Nancy P. Goodman, in Tennessee3/8/2011

    good work!

  • R. K. LoBello3/8/2011

    This is a nice look...great tips on how to achieve it.

  • Charlotte Kuchinsky3/8/2011

    I like my scrunched curls just fine. The straight look wasn't doing it for me anymore. My hair was so fine it looked like I didn't have any. I'll leave the new styles to the younger crowd.

  • Michele Starkey3/8/2011

    Beautiful :) cheers

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