Based on the limited information provided, creating "bed head hair" involves using a curling iron to create loose, natural-looking waves. Here's a general approach based on that interpretation:
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Section Your Hair: Divide your hair into large sections. Larger sections will result in looser curls, which contributes to the "bed head" look.
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Use a Curling Iron or Wand: Wrap sections of your hair around the curling iron or wand, ensuring the iron is behind the hair. This presumably influences the direction and looseness of the curl.
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Leave Ends Out: When wrapping, leave the ends of your hair out of the curl. This keeps the style from looking too "done" and helps achieve a more tousled appearance.
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Vary Curl Direction: Alternate the direction you wrap your hair around the curling iron to create a more natural, less uniform look.
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Tousle and Texturize: After curling, gently tousle your hair with your fingers to loosen the curls further. You can also use a texturizing spray or dry shampoo to add volume and grit. This gives it the "undone" bed head appearance.
