Things You'll Need:
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Styling products
- Styling tools
- Hair accessories
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Step 1
Maintain long hair by following a few basic rules. Keep hair clean and conditioned. Use a high quality conditioner designed for specific hair types. Leave-in conditioner is also a good choice.
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Step 2
Trim long hair every 6 weeks or so to minimize split ends. Go to a professional hairstylist to get an even trim. Get a small trim regularly to help keep the length of the hair smooth by not having to get a lot cut off because of longer split ends.
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Step 3
Straighten out even straight hair by using a flat iron. Apply thermal protector product to the hair before straightening. This protects the hair from heat. Flat irons make hair look healthy and shiny.
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Step 4
Add curl to long hair. Use hot rollers or a curling iron to achieve this look. Large rollers or a large barreled curling iron give looser curls.
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Step 5
Put the hair up in a simple ponytail. Take a small section of hair and wrap it around the hair band and secure it with a bobby pin for a classic look.
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Step 6
Make an updo like a French twist. Have a stylist help with this technique until you're more confident with it.
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Step 7
Add hair accessories such as barrettes, headbands and decorative bobby pins.









Comments
longhairqueen said
on 10/28/2008 If you do this you are almost begging for your hair to break apart or fall out. Unless you rarely use the straightening iron-that baby will fry your hair out no matter what "protector" you put in your hair. Heated rollers on top of that? There are better ways to do this on a regular basis without frying your long hair. You have the right idea as far as a style though.