How to Curl Hair with Rags
Wash your hair well, use leave-in conditioner, and comb through hair thoroughly., Tear an old sheet or other soft cloth into strips., Separate your hair in the back as if you were going to do a double braid., Grasp the end of a strand of hair with...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wash your hair well
Ragging works best on wet (not soaking) hair. -
Step 2: use leave-in conditioner
These strips can be from 1 to 5 inches (2.5 to
12.7 cm) wide and from 8 to 18 inches (20.3 to
45.7 cm) long, depending on the type of curls desired.
A 1" x 12" rag will generally make a tighter curl than a 5" x 18" rag.
It's advisable to make a variety of sizes so you don't get frustrated if your hair does not take the thin 1" x 12" rags.
An old t-shirt can also make great results. , Slip one side in a loose side ponytail. ,,, Tie a very tight knot and you will get the best results wanted. , Make several layers of curls if the hair is thick or long. , Don't take the rags out if they are wet.
If you do, the curls will not stay in the hair. ,, -
Step 3: and comb through hair thoroughly.
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Step 4: Tear an old sheet or other soft cloth into strips.
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Step 5: Separate your hair in the back as if you were going to do a double braid.
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Step 6: Grasp the end of a strand of hair with the center of the rag folded over it.
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Step 7: Curl the strand around the rag to the underneath and add conditioner to it (spread some over the hair whilst wrapped in the rag).
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Step 8: Tie the loose ends of the rag on top when you reach the scalp.
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Step 9: Repeat this method around the head.
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Step 10: When the hair is completely dry
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Step 11: take out the rags.
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Step 12: Style the curls and comb through the conditioner which will make it look shiny and pretty!
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Step 13: Now you're set to go with a full head of curls!
Detailed Guide
Ragging works best on wet (not soaking) hair.
These strips can be from 1 to 5 inches (2.5 to
12.7 cm) wide and from 8 to 18 inches (20.3 to
45.7 cm) long, depending on the type of curls desired.
A 1" x 12" rag will generally make a tighter curl than a 5" x 18" rag.
It's advisable to make a variety of sizes so you don't get frustrated if your hair does not take the thin 1" x 12" rags.
An old t-shirt can also make great results. , Slip one side in a loose side ponytail. ,,, Tie a very tight knot and you will get the best results wanted. , Make several layers of curls if the hair is thick or long. , Don't take the rags out if they are wet.
If you do, the curls will not stay in the hair. ,,
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