How do you tame your cowlick?!?!

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MayritaChula G.

Apr 27, 2013

MayritaChula G.

What do you do for them annoying cowlicks?!?!

Emily C.

Apr 27, 2013

Emily C.

Live with them or fling the hair over for volume...salt spray and mousse works for me.xx

Carmela C.

Apr 27, 2013

Carmela C.

The best way to manage a cowlick is to learn how to work with them. Every person?s hair patterns are unique, but there are two main ways to manage cowlicks. You can either 1) cut them short to blend them into the hair, or 2) grow them long to give weight and manageability to the hair.

Rita F.

Apr 27, 2013

Rita F.

My hairdresser says to twist the hair and pin it..."train" it to lay down
It's what I did to get my bangs to lay down when I got them first cut.

MayritaChula G.

Apr 27, 2013

MayritaChula G.

Ty very much ladies :)

R A.

Apr 27, 2013

R A.

Blow dry to the left, to the right.. drying and styling each side will smooth it out

Ivonne B.

Apr 27, 2013

Ivonne B.

I agree with Rita you just have to train it and after a while it just does it on its own

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