Hair texturing: discover techniques to have stunning curls

Texturing is a finishing method that changes the shape of the hair without any chemical process. Used mainly to build and define curls, texturing techniques have won the hearts of those who like to change their look and can be the salvation of those who are going through the hair transition and want to hide the straightened part of the hair.

There are different types of texturing, you know what they all have in common? You can do it at home! Check out these tutorials and, using the products you already have, get ready to rock the beautiful, textured locks.

1. Short hair texturing

Find out how to texturize short hair with ribbon. Moisten the wires a lot and don’t be afraid to abuse the combing cream and oils. Two golden tips will make all the difference in texturing: use bobby pins to separate your hair into parts and apply the cream only to your fingertips before applying it to your hair.

2. Texturing on straightened hair

YouTuber Ana Lídia Lopes shows how she textures straightened hair. The trick is to knead the wet and creamed strands well until the curls take shape, a towel can help in the process. If you want to make the result more lasting, bet on complementing the cream with a gel.

3. Texturing in transition hair

Nara Delgado teaches how to texturize hair in transition with the fingering technique. Although tedious, it is quite simple. You will need a styling cream. Then, separate your hair into sections and curl strand by strand with your fingers. The result is beautiful and can last more than a day after!

4. Sock texturing

You’ve just found a use for those tights that tore or no longer fit! Tie the sock around your head like a tiara and wrap the strands around it. Finally, shake your hair to loosen the curls, use your hands to shape and you’re done.

5. Hair texturing with coconuts

Also known as bantu knots, buns can be a hairstyle in their own right, but they also rock texturing. You’ll need a styling cream and coconut oil, it’s also important to detangle your hair well so you don’t risk breaking the strands.

6. Texturing with twists

The twists are very practical, as they don’t ask for any specific accessory. They are also easy to make, just wrap two strands of hair together until they form a roll. The combination of hair cream plus gel guarantees fixation and a better day after.

7. Texturing with toilet paper

This is definitely one of the most affordable options! The trick to having a more beautiful result is to keep your hair in contact with the paper and not wrap one part of the strand over another. Let your hair dry naturally to avoid the heat of the dryer.

8. Texturing with aluminum foil

Carol Mamprin teaches the step by step of texturing with foil, a great option for those who are in transition. The youtuber also hints at a product that helps to fix the texturing effect on the hair. The result is incredible! The hair is left with beautiful curls and defined.

9. Texturing with braids

Just like ponytails, braids are also a beautiful hairstyle that has texturing as a bonus. If your hair doesn’t hold the braids on its own, use an elastic band to secure the ends. And to speed up the result, pass the dryer carefully through the braids.

10. Texturing with a mustache

The bigudinho is the right accessory for those who want to invest more in texturing! They can be found in specialty stores and come in different sizes and thicknesses. The thinner the mustudinho, the tighter the curl. A great tip is to keep the bigudinhos closed, this will facilitate the process of attaching them to the wires.

You can texture your hair right before bed and finish the hairstyle the next morning. Each hair type reacts differently to textures, test and find the perfect technique to call your own!

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