Learn how to make messy hair at home

 Learn to make the hair scattered and peeled effect to create bow appearances. Tilist, one of the biggest beauty trends, has won celebrities and is the first choice when considering a practical, wonderful and peeled look. Messy Hair, meaning messy hair, gives hair texture, volume and movement. But how is the desired effect on the hair done? Jotha Cunha, the lion's ambassador and hairdresser from the Salon of 1838, teaches her hairstyle how to work at home. See step by step:

Step 1: Wash your hair thoroughly, dry with a soft towel to remove excess moisture.

Step 2: Separate the hair into even diagonal locks and finally make a new horseshoe compartment (ear to ear). Secure each part with soft tabs.

Step 3: Place the board diagonally with thick three-fingered wires. Be careful not to burn. Wrap the cables around the panel and slide the equipment down by continuing to roll the roving to form the curls.

 Step 4: Then repeat the process on all split parts. To create a more diffused effect, turn the cables clockwise to one side and counterclockwise to the other side.

Step 5: To finish the process, loosen your curls with your fingers and apply a stabilizing spray to keep the texturing process longer throughout the day. If desired, spray a bright spray to come forward. Another tip is to fasten one side with clasps.