Wig Styling: The Phantom of the Opera Christine Daaé Inspired

[@sofia_junco]

So beautiful!! You did a great job. Christine has my curl goals.❤️

[@annadaae3909]

it's gorgeous!! I have a pre curled wig that I wanted to use for Christine and I had no idea how to, thanks for the inspo 🥰

[@thetheatricalwig2103]

Thank you! I'm glad this helped!

[@ceciemcclelland2647]

What did you spray while the rods were still in after you steamed it?

[@thetheatricalwig2103]

I used a nourishing sheen spray infused with coconut oil followed by hairspray to lock it in and hold everything together.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

How did you do it??

[@thetheatricalwig2103]

Hi, I used perm rods, different size rollers, steam, and brushed out and styled using hairpins.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

@@thetheatricalwig2103 I wish I could learn to do that. Only I'm no hair stylist.

[@thetheatricalwig2103]

@@jasminnemcdonald94A There are many good wig styling courses or even great tutorials here on youtube. For wig styling no need to be a hairstylist, just a creative mind! :)

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

@@thetheatricalwig2103 only one problem: *"I DON'T HAVE THE SKILL TO DO THAT!!!"* I never did hair in my life.

[@throughthelookingglass5973]

@@jasminnemcdonald94A Thankfully there are a lot of great tutorials, including easy ones, that'll teach you how to manage, treat, and style hair properly. You can find them on KZbin, Tik Tok, and Google. Once you get the fundamentals down as The Theatrical Wig said, all you need is creativity. Also, exercise patience. Accept and learn from your mistakes. That's essential in learning any new skill.

[@amparo8797]

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