All it takes to tease is a good brush and some hairspray! Teasing (or backcombing) is an awesome way to create texture and build volume for everyday styles or updos. The Remington Teasing Brush features a pointed end that helps with parting and sectioning hair during styling. This is one tool that can do it all!
Steps:
1. Section the hair around the crown of your head using the sectioning end of the teasing brush.
2. Starting with a 2” section, lightly hairspray focusing on the area you will be teasing.
3. Using the teasing brush, gently backcomb the hair while holding the section straight up. You should start about 3-5” above the scalp, depending on your hair length. Then brush the hair down towards your scalp several times until you reach your desired volume.
Tip: To avoid breaking your hair, don’t be too aggressive when backcombing and don’t brush hair quickly.
4. Repeat steps 2-3 on all hair sections around the crown of your head.
5. Once all sections are teased, part your hair as usual and lightly brush top layer of hair, making sure to not flatten out the teased hair underneath.
Tip: To have a smooth finish without brushing, keep a thin layer of hair around your part separate during teasing. Then when you are done teasing, let that section down to be a smooth layer over the teased hair.
6. Scrunch your hair at the roots with your fingers for additional volume and look for any areas that may need additional teasing.
7. Smooth down your hair again using your hands and a shine serum or hairspray. Now your teasing is complete and it’s on to the styling.
8. Leave your hair down for natural big hair or bring hair up into a bun or ponytail.