Video: How Can I Get Deeper Waves in My Hair: Straight Hair

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Daniela Rowson

http://www.danielarowson.com/

As a Utah Makeup Artist and Instructor, Daniela Rowson has extensive experience ranging from brides and fashion shows to special events, photo shoots, teaching various cosmetology schools' classes and even the prestigious Sundance Film Festival, where she has done makeup for VIP celebrities. She has also worked with world renowned filmmaker, Kalvin Lazarte of Milk Studios, who has filmed for New York Fashion Week, M.A.C., Marc Jacobs, and many more. Rowson has additional makeup artistry experience through working with Miss Utah USA and Miss Teen Utah USA. She has been working for M.A.C. Cosmetics in Salt Lake City, Utah for the past several years. Rowson ambitiously seeks to grow as an artist and is willing to work virtually anywhere in the world.

Transcript

Hi, I'm Daniela Rowson, I'm a hairstylist, I'm going to show you how to get deeper waves in straight hair. The products that we will need are, a heat memory spray and a curling iron. So, our first step will be taking the section of the hair that you want curled. And with the heat memory spray, you want to spray it. And this will help keep the curl and get that really deep wave in the hair. Especially with straight hair, it's hard to get it, so this will help a lot. So, you want to just grab it and then, start twisting the hair, as you pull it down. So, pull and twist and then, you pull more and twist. Sometime when you have a lot of layers, you have to kind of redo it, so that the layers will stay in there. But after it's done, you want to just hold it there. And make sure that it's at a really high setting so that it'll be really hot and the curls will stay, and then you just let go. And then, you get that really nice, deep wave in your hair. So, to get deeper wave in your hair, make sure that you use a really good heat memory spray. And that your curling iron is at a higher setting. My name is Daniela Rowson, and thanks for watching.