Do I need to straighten the top when doing an inward curl?

In life, many people particularly like the inward-curling hairstyle, because this hairstyle can not only cover the face, but is also more fashionable. Since this hairstyle was invented, it has always been sought after by people and has been at the forefront of fashion without being left behind. However, when people do inward-curling, they usually choose to curl the hair in the middle, so that the inward curl is more obvious. So do you need to straighten the hair when doing the inward curl?

1. First of all, this depends on each person’s hair quality.

2. Doing inward curls is a type of perm. All perms require softening the hair first to open the chemical bonds that hold the hair, and then the perm steps can be performed to achieve good perm results.

3. In general, the upper part of the hair does not need to be straightened, because softening will make the hair straight. However, if the hair is very rough and hard, it is possible that the softener will have little effect on this type of hair. In this case, the barber may slightly pull it according to the specific conditions of each person's hair, but it will not be as straight as straightening, and will hope for a natural effect.

In fact, it mainly depends on the hair quality. For people with soft hair, it is not so easy to shape inward curls, and it will become straight easily. So you can make your hair curl inward when you blow-dry it. If you don’t like it, just straighten it. It is recommended not to do your hair frequently, as it will damage your hair. Doing inward curls is perming.

1. Apply a leave-in conditioner before doing your hair. Divide the bangs into left and right sides, clip them with hairpins, and comb your hair.

2. First use a clip to clip the upper part of the hair, and separate the remaining hair to the left and right. Then clamp the middle section of the hair and roll it inwards, pulling it towards the ends while rolling. At the same time, roll it inwards to the interrupted position where you first clamped it.

3. Let down the upper left part of the hair, move the part that has just been curled on the left to the right and clip it with a clip. It’s a little different here. Instead of starting to curl the broken part, start clipping at one-third of the end of the hair, clip it inwards, clip it firmly, and curl it upwards and inwards.

4. Since everyone's bangs are of different lengths, find the bangs next to your cheeks, clip them and curl them inwards. If the bangs are longer, continue to curl them upwards. If the bangs are short, just clip them slightly to create an inward curve.

5. Follow the same steps as on the right. The time you stay on the splint depends on your own splint. For the splint you use, the action should not exceed 6 seconds at a time.

6. Don’t apply styling products after perming. It is usually applied before hair perming. Girls with aerosol styling products can apply some after the hair is done. Aerosol styling products are generally not very hard, but they are great for holding hair.