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hi there!! I saw you're posting in the AGD forum and noticed the hair one too!!
i LOVE hair so i have some bits of advice. I'm assuming your hair is very straight? & probably very fine as well.
My suggestions on what you should do:
*after washing your hair, towel dry it as much as possible & soak up all the excess moisture
* get a handful of mousse slightly larger than a golf ball and work it through the roots of your hair (for volume and sleekness) and also through the ends of your hair. the mousse will help hold curl. you can try out several different brands of mousse to see what works for your hair coz every type is different. my personal favorites are Paul Mitchell sculpting foam (smells like coconut) & Victoria's Secrets So Sexy mousse. Also Big Sexy Hair's root pump plus-great for roots and its also a spray mousse.
* section off your hair using clips by hair length and use a round brush to blow dry. blow dry from roots to ends but don't blast any particular spot too long with the heat. you want to keep the hair dryer moving over your hair from top to bottom. You also want to work with layers from bottom layers to top layers. (about 3 sections the longest, middle & shortest works for most hair)
* after drying your hair, LIGHTLY MIST a FLEXIBLE hold syling spritz/ hairspray all over & let dry
* use the curling iron to curl the ends
* another great product you can use instead of hairspray if your hair is shoulder length or short is Short Sexy Hair 'Shatter- separate & hold
*** don't use any product in excess because itll waste the product and you don't want your hair to be weighed down or feel or look greasy.
Don't worry...it is not as complicated as it sounds. i have really thick long hair and i do the same ritual when i have to curl my hair because i have layers. at THE most it takes me 30 min.
I hope that helps!!
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