Review on 💇 Get Big Volume with Bed Head Little Tease Hair Crimper, 1/2 inch by Ruth Hosey

If you are thinking about buying this curling iron, the first thing to know is that it is ONLY suitable for voluminous hair. Trying to style your hair into a wavy hairstyle not only takes forever, it also looks too wavy. I have very fine, greasy hair that naturally lies very close to my head. I've combed my hair for years to fix this, but combing is time consuming and due to the texture of my hair, I often have to recomb later in the day to maintain volume. When I discovered this product, it was actually the more expensive version. Considering that I've spent so much money on previous straighteners, curling irons and the like in the past and have never been happier, I didn't want to try again. So I found a much cheaper version and couldn't be happier! As many have explained, to use this, first lift the top layer of hair around your head and pin it up so it doesn't get in the way. Then just tie all your hair up at the roots, which will give it a lift. Some people say it's hard to get used to as it's very easy to see where you've curled your hair if it's not hidden properly. over the top layers. However, I haven't been able to find that out for myself. Maybe it's because I have lighter hair or just that my hair texture is different, but I could even go so far as to curl some of the top layers of my hair and it wasn't noticeable! I have found that this volume up method lasts longer than teasing and can even continue into the next day if you decide not to shower. I just can't get past this handy tool! In the first photo, I dried and straightened my hair with a hair dryer right after the shower. Second after using this Little Tease Crimper. The third is my final look, which I spent 15 seconds quickly and lightly backcombing my hair and then spraying it with a bit of hairspray.