Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Hey friends! I just wanted to quickly show you how I've been curling my hair lately. As usual, I try to do it in the quickest and most efficient way possible.....because who likes to spend too much time getting ready? I know I don't!
I've found that if you have short to mid length hair, using a curling iron that is an inch and a quarter works really well. If you use too big of a curling iron, you actually don't get the bend that you want in your hair. My top favorite brands for curling irons are Hot Tools, Babyliss Pro, and GHD. I recommend any of those.
For the full story visit my blog: hellotobeauty.com
Find me on instagram! instagram.com/nikkideroest
Here are links to the products used! Xx
Honest Beauty Condition +Shine Serum: honestbeauty.com/products/dry-conditioner
Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray: rstyle.me/~8YaR1
Hot Tools: rstyle.me/~9ecnB
Babyliss Pro: rstyle.me/~9ecll
GHD: rstyle.me/~9ecob
Hey friends! I just wanted to quickly show you how I've been curling my hair lately. As usual, I try to do it in the quickest and most efficient way possible.....because who likes to spend too much time getting ready? I know I don't!
I've found that if you have short to mid length hair, using a curling iron that is an inch and a quarter works really well. If you use too big of a curling iron, you actually don't get the bend that you want in your hair. My top favorite brands for curling irons are Hot Tools, Babyliss Pro, and GHD. I recommend any of those.
For the full story visit my blog: hellotobeauty.com
Find me on instagram! instagram.com/nikkideroest
Here are links to the products used! Xx
Honest Beauty Condition +Shine Serum: honestbeauty.com/products/dry-conditioner
Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray: rstyle.me/~8YaR1
Hot Tools: rstyle.me/~9ecnB
Babyliss Pro: rstyle.me/~9ecll
GHD: rstyle.me/~9ecob
