Step 1: Divide and Section the Hair. Starting with dry hair, divide the hair depending on the whether you want more of a curl (4-5 sections) or a wave pattern (3 sections). Tip: It is not necessary to part the hair with a comb. I find that well defined parts with a comb make it more difficult for the hair to "hang" naturally the following day. This time around, I wanted more of a wavy look so I only worked with 3 sections.
Step 2: Apply Product. Apply a small amount of product to the section that you are working. I probably use 1/3 teaspoon for each section of hair. Tip: You can use a fine-toothed comb to ensure there is even application and to prepare for step 3. Don't apply too much - a little of this product goes a LONG way! If you add too much the hair can be stiff. If you use just a bit on dry hair and follow these instructions you will have bouncy curls or waves.
Step 3: Cornrow Each Section. After applying the product, immediately cornrow the section. I use little black rubber bands to secure the ends. You can also use little roller rods (those hurt my head).
Step 4: Spray Hair. Using a spray bottle give your cornrows several sprays. The hair is meant to be "gently" moist not sopping wet. I find that using a little water helps with the curl/wave pattern when starting with dry hair.
Step 5: Silk Scarf. Tie your hair with a silk scarf and go to bed! In the morning all you will have to do is take down your cornrows, fluff and go!
Dry Hair |
Sectioned Hair |
Hair in Cornrows (after product is applied) |
Curling Custard |
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