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Style a bob haircut

How do I style a sort bob haircut?  My stylist did it but I can't seem to get the same results.  Trying to get wavy hair straight and towards face with a little inward curl on the ends?


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Creating the exact look you want is not easy, especially if your hair has a mind of its own. Having curly hair myself, I struggle with getting it to behave. A blow dryer should do the trick. Try using a big round brush when blow drying with hairspray to keep it in place.


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Whenever I get a new haircut I like the stylist to walk me through the process of styling it step by step. Call her/him and ask for advice or go back for a blow-dry and see if you can participate in the styling to make sure you get a feel for it before going home again. A round brush is of course a must in this situation as well. I think your best bet is to blow-dry your hair with the round brush and curl the ends under while drying it. Good luck.


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 Take down the top section and part it down the center of the head. Comb it to


distribute the hair evenly on each side. Dry the hair fully, and use a flat-iron to smooth and fully straighten the style.
A curling iron can even be used to turn the ends of the hair slightly under

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Great hair is a must!


Check out here for some great bob tips.


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what you need to do is invest in really good hair products that will make your hair 100% manageable, Rusk or Kerastase. You should then go to Sallys beauty supply if you have one where you live, or some place like that where you can get a really good blow dryer, for around 60 dollars. It is so worth it and it will last a long time. You need a dryer with high wattage. I think Mine has 1200 Watts. You can try rollers or hot rollers, if you get slightly larger ones they wont create curls only volume, but of course since you have a bob by slightly large i mean NOT TINY but maybe 1 inchers 1 and a half. If you do that you can blow dry after and spray a litle hairspray when you are done.


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