9 Tips To Help Make Curling Short Hair A Breeze

Prep Your Hair: Start with clean, dry hair. Apply a heat protectant spray to prevent damage from heat styling.

Choose the Right Curling Iron: For short hair, a smaller barrel size (around 1/2 to 1 inch) works best for creating defined curls.

Section Your Hair: Divide your hair into small sections for easier curling. Use clips to keep the rest of your hair out of the way.

Curl Away from Your Face: When curling your hair, wrap small sections around the curling iron away from your face for a natural-looking finish.

Use the Right Heat Setting: Short hair may require less heat than longer hair. Start with a lower heat setting and adjust as needed.

Hold the Curl: After curling each section, hold the curl in your hand for a few seconds to let it set before releasing.

Alternate Curl Directions: For a more natural look, alternate the direction of your curls. Curl some sections away from your face and others towards your face.

Use Products for Hold: After curling, use a light-hold hairspray or styling cream to help the curls hold their shape.

Finish with a Texturizing Spray: For added texture and volume, finish by lightly spraying a texturizing spray throughout your hair and scrunching with your fingers.