...and brush away. Beyoncé  debuted a new look at her epic 2016 Superbowl halftime show performance, and it was thanks to Kimble's curling iron technique. To create Bey's laid-back, voluminous curls, she wrapped sections of

her hair around a double barrel curling iron in a figure-8 pattern, and then used a paddle brush to create volume.

For her clients that prefer a more chilled-out look, Kimble's go-to move is to use dry shampoo on second-day hair for an effortlessly cool look like Laverne Cox's.

...and apply a deep conditioner instead to channel Bey's iconic Hold Up look. Inspired by Victorian-era women, Kimble simply gave Beyonce a heavy-duty deep conditioner and let her natural curl pattern take

over from there! For those of us with a kinkier curl pattern, an overnight braid-out post-conditioner will bring you some Bey-level locks. Got straight hair? Braids are your friend, too! Braid your

while damp after conditioning, let it air dry, and you've got yourself some waves.

For her clients that  love the stick-straight look, Kimble always uses a ceramic iron, which distributes heat more evenly than a traditional iron. This makes it easier to get the

hair straighter without having to go over the same sections over and over again, making serious heat damage to the hair less likely.

To seal in your hard work after straightening, and to most effectively minimize any heat damage done by an iron, Kimble recommends following up with an oil immediately after straightening.

To achieve this incredible look on Kelly Rowland, Kimble suggests setting your hair with flexi rods, and separating each individual curl once you take them out.

Since most of us have several different curl patterns on our heads, it's no wonder that Kimble suggests mixing up different products to suit your unique head of hair's individual

needs.

Source: http://www.refinery29.com/2017...