How to do a small bump in your hair?

Are you tired of your hair being flat and boring? Want to add some volume and style without spending hours at the salon or damaging your hair with heat tools? Look no further, my friends. In this guide, we’ll show you how to do a small bump in your hair that will give you that extra oomph without all the fuss.

First Things First: Gather Your Materials

Before diving into the actual process, make sure you have everything you need. Here’s what you’ll need:

• Bobby pins
• Teasing comb
• Hairspray
• Paddle brush (optional)
• Dry shampoo (optional)
• Hair elastic (optional)

Now that we have everything ready – let’s get started making some magic happen!

Step 1: Prepare Your Hair

First things first, prepare your hair for styling by washing it correctly (we repeat: CORRECTLY). Use a gentle cleanser (shampoo) that won’t strip too much oil from your scalp and consider getting sulfate-free products (if they suit your preferences) as they could benefit you long term health of your strands.

After washing appropriately, dry off excess water using an absorbent towel or microfiber cloth––just be careful not to rub too aggressively; use delicate movements instead.

Next up is using dry shampoo if needed — especially on greasy roots (skip this step if not necessary) . This can help create texture and grip so the bumps stay put throughout the day(smart adjustment right there!).

Using a paddle brush might also come handy to lock unruly ends in place before sectioning two parts out starting from where parting meets forehead down separating almost 4 fingers apart temporarily clipped away with bottom one awaiting teasing treatment.(Sectioning it out?! Hell Yeah — We love an organized plan.)

Step 2: Tease Your Hair

Now comes the teasing part, which is so IMPORTANT in creating a dope bump with maximum impact. Use a comb to section off two smaller parts of hair from the top half at crown towards forehead.

Then backcomb each parted out section using short and firm strokes without damaging strands (consistent pressure-no breaks!) until it holds its shape by itself!

From there, brush down over to smooth top-most layers just enough not to lose your teased inner layer – gradually sweeping up all till uppermost front part.

To finish teasing thin sections underneath soft outer top-layer could give required volume when those fuller sections are pulled back neatly into one drop-down panelled piece on both sides & pinned downwards(hurray — no more annoying loose flaps!).

Repeat Pinned process aiming for concealed support of pins with tiny difference in angles holding hair tighter but flexible enough for adjustments you want afterwards.(Practice Makes Perfect)

Step 3: Final Touches

The last step is simple––spray any bumps with hairspray (in fact, lots of it!!) lightly preventing unruly bits creeping away as well as products like dry shampoo or volumizer can also help keep things intact throughout daylong partying or shopping around!

Finally organizing remaining free fall tresses behind ears giving some finishing shine either via particular oils for YOUR individual hair type (oil check is an oil check!!) OR even dropping serum gloss technique following quick guideline mentioned below:

Recap Time

Congratulations!!! You’ve made it through the entire process and now know how to do a small bump in your hair! Just remember these easy steps:

1. Gather your materials.
2. Prepare your hair by washing, drying and applying dry shampoo if needed.
3. Divide into sections (top from forehead towards crown), backcomb each parted out section for volume.
4. Brush top-most layer down until smooth over teased upswept portions underneath the inner layers encouraging thickness of strands (woah)!
5. Pin firmly to secure 📌🤙
   6 Spray with hairspray or add bonus products like volumizer ⚡⚡or serum gloss
   7 Finish off any remaining free fall tresses behind ears giving some finishing shine either via particular oils suitable for YOUR individual hair type OR even dropping serum gloss technique following quick guideline mentioned above.

And that’s all there is to it! Now, go forth and bump up your locks––you’ve got this, Queen 👑 or King Cuz why not ?!

Dane Raynor

Hey there, I’m Dane Raynor, and I’m all about sharing fascinating knowledge, news, and hot topics. I’m passionate about learning and have a knack for simplifying complex ideas. Let’s explore together!