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Mum shows off impressive results after curling her daughter’s hair with a pair of SOCKS and the results last four days
A MUM has showcased an impressive hair hack by curling her daughters hair with a pair of socks.
Lynsey Cleland, 40, a hairdresser, heard about the unique technique through a client but never believed it would work.
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Her six-year-old daughter’s hair was saved from heat damage when it was transformed from straight to curly overnight.
The mum-of-two separated Zienna’s hair into four sections and wrapped each part around a sock and left it to set overnight.
The following day the schoolgirl from Belfast, Northern Ireland, had ‘gorgeous’ waves which stayed in for four days.
She videoed the process for other mums to try it on February 12.
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Lynsey said: “It's just socks and water spray no hairspray or anything. People were asking me if I sold the socks I used and I was just like, no they're just normal socks, nothing special about them.
“When a client suggested I try it out, I didn’t think it would actually work and look so good.
“It was simple, I just dampened Zienna’s hair and used four clean socks to create the curls.
“I left her hair to set overnight and we were both pleasantly surprised in the morning to see her straight hair was curly.
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“Usually when we use a wand or tongs, the curls drop but these ones stayed for about four days.
“It looked amazing, Zienna felt gorgeous after – she was chuffed.
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“I might use this technique in the future when doing wedding hair, it would be good for flower girls or younger bridesmaids.
“Then again, it is that simple – their mummy’s would be able to do it the night before.”
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