#Party panic curling how to#

Repeat steps 4 to 7 until all hair is pinned up.

Be sure the ends are clipped in and not hanging out.

Take the section and roll up, pinning the curl up with a clip.

TIP | Place two fingers under the brush before unwrapping to minimise tension. On the last repeat set the curl with a cool shot before removing the brush.Repeat step 4 and 5 four times per section of hair. Roll the brush back under towards the roots and hold the hairdryer over the hair and the brush for a further few seconds.Take a section of hair the width of the brush, place the brush under the section of hair, then glide the brush down to the ends while directing the airflow of your hairdryer over the hair and brush. We recommend the ghd Ceramic Vent Radial Brush 45mm. Use a round ceramic vented brush – a vented brush won’t snag hair and being ceramic reduces drying time, aka the length of time heats on your hair.Create a part and take a section from your ear to the top of your head and split it into two.Roughly blow dry hair until almost dry.Apply ghd Total Volume Foam to towel dried hair.It starts with prepping your hair to ensure long-lasting volume, and knowing which brush to use to create shape to your hair. Whether you have long hair or a short bob, perfect the art of a blowout, without exhausting your arms, in this bouncy blowout hair tutorial. It’s the crown of a true social butterfly.

#Party panic curling how to#

From gorgeous curls to pretty braids, our friends at ghd show you how to create 3 easy party hairstyles that’ll have you on the dance floor in no time. Celebration time come on! Step out this party season with hairstyles designed to celebrate.