Teasing can add volume to any hairstyle and is particularly effective on thin locks. But, when done incorrectly, teased locks may look more like extras from Motley Crue than an attractive and complete style. Successful teased looks require understanding how to backcomb your hair correctly – read on for tips and techniques for creating volume without breakage!
How to Tease Your Hair
Teasing can be safe for your hair, depending on your stylist’s techniques and the state of your strands. If they are dry and free from knots, teasing should likely be safe; if they have thin or fragile locks, however, your stylist may suggest not engaging in teasing activities altogether.
Before beginning, prepare your locks by washing and conditioning with volumizing conditioners such as Love Beauty and Planet Volume and Bounty Coconut Water
