Little Girl's Hairstyles: How to do big soft loose curls hairstyle Video Tutorial

Here's a hairdo that you can do on your girls and on  yourself! My girls and I have such different hair types that what works for my hair usually doesn't work for them, and vice versa. This hairdo, however, we all wear, and the only change I have to make is the size of the curling iron, to adjust for the amount of curl in the hair.
So, for hair like mine, that's wavy/curly on its own, and to achieve a smoothing effect with the large curl, I use the larger barrel iron.
For straighter smoother hair, I want to use a smaller curling iron, to add in tighter loops, as it will relax on its own later. Remember, if your hair/daughter's hair is hard to curl, you need a smaller iron, AND one that gets very hot (use thermal protectant!) The straighter a strand of hair is, the LESS resistant it is to heat as well! Curly hair has more coarseness, and is usually a thicker strand of hair, so it can hold up better to the heat (which is good--as you need more heat to make curly hair unbend!).

Happy Curling!


Last tip: if your hair is like mine, or curlier, and grabs the curl and springs up too much, just grab the end of the hair after curling it, and while it's still hot, pull it down and hold it for a few seconds. It will help relax it a bit more.