How to Make a Remy Straight Goddess Hair Into a Curly Wavy Hairstyle

Hair rollers can help your create a curly, wavy hairstyle.

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Whether you want an entire wig, a weave or partial hair extensions, Remy hair is often the preferred choice of hair. The hair is of high quality and 100 percent human hair. When purchasing the hair, you can choose from various styles ranging from wavy and straight to curly. If you choose the straight Remy hair, you can curl it to create a wavy hairstyle. However, because you are dealing with natural human hair, you must take care not to damage the hair, because this will shorten the life of your extensions.

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Plug in your curling iron. Aim to use the lowest heat setting possible. Start with a medium-warm setting and see if the curl holds. If not, turn up the heat.

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Comb your hair in the style you desire to create. This way you only have to curl the hair, and won't have to brush or comb through it, to style it.

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Spray a heat protecting spray over your hair. The spray shields your Remy strands from the damaging heat of the curling iron.

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Section off a piece of hair that easily fits over the width of the curling iron barrel. Comb through the sectioned off hair with a fine-tooth comb.

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Squeeze to open the curling iron clamp. Roll the tip of your Remy hair around the barrel. Release the clamp so it holds the hair in place. Roll the curling iron toward the scalp. Hold it here for 10 seconds before opening the clamp and releasing the hair. Curl all your hair in this fashion.

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Comb through your hair with your fingers to loosen the curls and create waves.

Tips & Warnings

Use a curling iron with a large barrel for loose waves and a curling iron with a small barrel for many small waves.

Use minimal styling products on your Remy extensions, because product buildup may dull your strands.

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