You can also do this step while your hair’s wet to help train it. According to stylist Brianna Bowling, “put in [a styling cream] after you get out of the shower. " Then, “part [your hair] immediately while it is still wet. " This will give your hair the extra motivation to grow in the direction of your new part.
Any comb works, but a rattail comb with a pointy end is another great option. Make your part with the pointy end of the comb for a precise line.
Pat down any stubborn hairs with your fingers and a styling cream or hairspray. The goal is to have a clean and straight, defined line down the middle of your head.
Spritzing your hair with heat protectant spray will help mask frizz and keep those hair strands happy. Try using a flatiron or hairspray on stubborn hairs. Flatirons can help you flatten any bumps near your part, and hairspray can flatten baby hairs and keep everything in place.
Hair that’s about nose length is the perfect length for this hairstyle. If your hair isn’t quite long enough, that’s okay! Wait a few more weeks and try again.
Scooping the hair upwards in the front will give you more volume. Using downward motions will flatten the hair for a sleeker look.
