I usually clip the top half of my hair up, divide what's left down into two sections, and pull those two sections over my shoulders. I start curling at the back, working my way forward, and then toss the curls behind my shoulders to keep them separated from the uncurled hair.
This method helps keep the sections manageable and prevents previously curled hair from getting tangled with the hair yet to be curled. Here's a more detailed breakdown of the process:
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Sectioning: Clipping up the top half of your hair first helps to control the volume and ensures even curling throughout. Dividing the remaining hair into two sections allows you to work on smaller, more manageable pieces.
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Direction: Pulling the sections over your shoulders keeps them separate and easy to access.
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Order: Starting at the back and working forward ensures that you don't accidentally miss any strands.
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Separation: Keeping the curled hair behind your shoulders helps to maintain the curl pattern and avoids re-tangling with the uncurled sections.
This approach is simple and effective for achieving evenly distributed curls.
