Beauty

[Quinny]

I recently read on a beauty blog (I've forgotten which one) how you can use a flat iron to make waves in your hair.  There was a particular method of putting your hair in the flat iron and then twisting your wrist to move the flat iron in different directions to make the waves.

I don't want to buy a waving iron just to see if I like waves in my hair.  When I read about the flat iron method I was intrigued.  I thought I had bookmarked the page, apparently not.  Have any of you seen this or tried it?  I would be interested to know,

[ChynnaBlue]

There are dozens of videos showing how to do this on YouTube. Just search with Google or go directly to YouTube and search there,

[vac]

I think I saw that, too, but didn't take note of where I read it because it looked above my skill level.  I'm going to purchase a tool I saw online today.  It's a Remington oval styling wand and it's made for creating waves.  It doesn't have a clamp like a regular curling iron, which I never could master because I would always end up with dents.  It comes with a glove to help prevent getting burned.  It's less than $25 at Target.  I'll post a review after I've tried it.

[Tigriss]

Youtube.  It doesn't take a special flat iron, but hair long enough to work.  Check out the videos and see what you thinkl.