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Women have been creating curly hair styles by setting hair for centuries.
Think braids, which can create a unique wave pattern.
New products, methods and tools have emerged steadily over the decades, offering variety for hair of any texture and almost any length.

Try setting your hair to…

• Add curl to incessantly straight locks.
• Smooth and tame wild curly hair styles.
• Create body and movement in fine, limp hair.
• Funk it up by experimenting with different textures.

View your photo or a model with thousands of hairstyles and color combinations that suit your face, including short, bridal, men’s, celebrity and everyday hairstyles.
Issues like hairline breakage, lack of moisture, brittleness, curl-killing buildup and more are covered in this in-depth, curly hair encyclopedia.
And not just long hair styles can be vamped up with curls. You can add curl to medium length, even short hair styles! If it’s long enough to bend around the roller once or twice, it’ll set well.

A myriad of things can take on the role of roller. Hot rollers, Velcro’s, bendies, rags, you get the idea. You can even create curls with nothing but clips to secure twisted or pin curled sections.
The results you get with your curly hair styles will depend on the quality of your set.
There are a few simple rules for effective wrapping regardless of the tool you use. How you secure your sections, though, will vary with your chosen method. Both elements are equally important.
Always do a roller set on dry hair. Setting rollers on wet hair means long drying times (were talking several hours) and it’s harder to prevent clip marks and blend parted sections which can resemble a grid pattern on your scalp…not a good look!
If your hair is freshly washed use an appropriate pre-drying hair product for your hair type and blow it thoroughly dry. For hair that’s very curly or tends to be frizzy, use a natural bristle paddle hair brush to smooth it out a bit before setting…especially around the part and hairline. Ironic isn’t it? Smoothing out your curls to create a curly hair style. Hmmm…But truly, it’s the way to go.