Teasing  

Updo Artist & CosmoProf Artistic Team member Lala shares some basic facts about teasing. Using Olivia Garden Teasing Comb.
Teasing is the foundation of any upstyle and very important step of the outcome of that style. A lot of people have the wrong idea about teasing - they think the more they tease, the more messy the style will be. Actually, if the teasing is done properly, the results are the exact opposite- cleaner Updos, more control over the hair, and long lasting results.
Here are few basic tips about teasing: ✨
1️⃣ Your section should never be wider than your brush - instead of going back and forth from one side to another trying to tease a wide section, choose one the size of your brush width- it will give you an even, clean teasing
2️⃣ Your sections should never be too thick- thick sections will have the bottom penetrated by the brush and product, while the top of that section will be soft and loose, creating big gaps in-between the sections and make it hard to control and blend
3️⃣ Every section teased should be set in place with hairspray for long lasting results
4️⃣ The lower the teasing, the lower the volume; higher teasing = higher volume
5️⃣ Applying tension (when holding) on each section when teasing, will not allow the brush/comb to pull hair from the ends to the roots
6️⃣ Bricklayer pattern teasing = clean, blended results
7️⃣ Diamond shape teasing at the crown will help you get rid of the bulk on the sides
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