how to tease your hair better?

I have been teasing my hair for a long time, is there an easier and faster way to do it? Other people do it faster and it takes me a long time

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Trusted answerer jasm1na

use a comb specialized for teasing.
here i have the one i use, theres little teeths inside the comb so it grabs more hair, its effective and faster!
on the other side theres also a wide tooth comb so you can soften your teased hair.

good luckkk

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Trusted answerer Paigee
get yyour hair in clumps and just bring your comb/brush down into the hair and the spray with hairspray

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185 answers SamiGore
i grab my hair in bigger clumbs and just go at it 04 Jul 2009 / Reply answer / 0

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Trusted answerer undeadXprincess
http://www.becomegorgeous.com/user/undeadxprincess-blog/7_steps_to_great_scene_hair_-501.html

Hope this helps :] 04 Jul 2009 / Reply answer / +1

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Trusted answerer amaay
i was supposed to saay;
it doesn't 'take' too long, lolzzz. (:
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Trusted answerer amaay
-wash, dry, and brush your hair completely. teasing wet hair increases the likelihood of tearing and damage. if possible, do this while hanging your head upside-down to encourage volume in the roots.
-separate a single strand or section of hair, moving and clipping the rest out of the way. generally, it's best to start with hair towards the top of the head and work your way down. smaller strands [about an inch wide] will make for stiffer volume and will also take longer.
-hold the strand up firmly with one hand and hold a brush gently against the strand, approximately five inches away from the scalp.
-lightly brush towards the scalp while continuing to hold up the strand firmly with your other hand.
-the strength with which you brush should be firm enough to create tangles that offer resistance, but not too vigorous so that the hair rips or the brush itself becomes tangled.
-repeat the teasing motion until the strand has the desired volume. the curlier the hair, the less teasing will be needed. spritz the teased section with hairspray and let it down gently.
-use your fingers to make a loose 'cage' around the teased section, holding it in place [but not flattening it.]
-lightly brush the un-teased section of the strand down, using only the tips of the brush and making sure not to touch or weigh down the teased section. if you want your hair to look wild and crazy, skip this step.
-put the teased strand aside carefully as you work on teasing other sections of your hair.
-scrunch the hair when you're done teasing for additional volume.

that's how i do it and it doesn't talk too long. (:

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4 answers KittyTree
once you do it for awhile, it usually gets easier and you can do it faster. i suggest spray your roots with hair spray first, so it'll stay teased easier. also, a very fine tooth comb.
i would look at undeadxprincess's blog '7 Steps To Great Scene Hair' too.
http://www.becomegorgeous.com/user/undeadxprincess-blog/7_steps_to_great_scene_hair_-501.html

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Trusted answerer BarbiPiXi
http://www.becomegorgeous.com/user/barbipixi-blog/how_i_tease-461.html 04 Jul 2009 / Reply answer / 0

140 answers _LissTheShopaholic_
I am glad i am not alone i have tough hair to and my tip is to get hairspray. like major hairspray not just $5 but try a more expensive brand like Bed Head and you can't be light you just need to spray the under part of your roots while using a small pick comb and you might want to ask your stylist if you have one (i do) what number or kind of pick to use i use a 2 for thin hair hope i helped

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