July Specials & Babes + Braids Event!

Happy July! We hope you are soaking up all the sunshine and getting to relax this summer. We are excited to announce our next class- Babes and Braids, our July Promo and some curling tutorials.

Join us for Babes and Braids!

Babes and Braids will cover the basics of braiding all the way to the Pinterest inspired looks. This will be a hands-on class where you learn to braid your own hair, hang with the girls, snack and have a drink. Our event page is listed below. Tickets may be purchased by sending a Venmo payment to @atlasbeauty. Click here for more information.

New Tutorials!

Have you ever wondered what to use to curl your hair? We’ve put together tutorials on curling with a traditional curling iron, a wand and a flat iron so you can see the different out comes. It was funny when we started to plan these videos, because all of us had a different favorite tool and we are showcasing how we curl our hair at home.

Traditional Curling Iron Curls by Faith

·       Prep your hair with a heat protectant, we love Firewall by AG.

·       Take a horseshoe shaped section around your head, from ear to ear.

·       Start in the front and work to center back. Curling each front piece towards you face and alternating direction from there.

·       Continue with your next horse shoe shaped section, above the first.

·       Alternate the first curl direction away from the face this time, continue alternating each curl from front to center back.

·       Move to the third horse shoe section. Begin in the front curling the front pieces away from your face.

·       Curl all top pieces to the back or away from your face.

Flat Iron Curls by Riley

·       Prep you hair with a heat protectant, like Deflect by AG.

·       Begin with a horizontal subsection behind the ears.

·       Ribbon the hair(yes, like gift wrap) in alternating directions.

·       Work front to center back on both sides.

·       Drop down your next horizontal section. Begin by curling each section away from your face and alternating.

·       Continue this pattern until all the hair is curled.

·       Once curls have cooled, run your fingers through them to break them up and place them as desired.

Wand Curls by Jenna

·       Prep your hair with a heat protectant like Firewall by AG

·       Split hair in half, based off of where you are parting.

·       Take a diagonal back subsection, from front to back.

·       Begin curling in the front, curl away from your face. Alternate curl directions from there.

·       Continue working your way up the head.

·       Repeat this pattern on the other side of the head.

·       Let curls cool completely before breaking them up.

·       I like to use a gloss, like Texture Gloss by AG, when I break my curls up.

·       Yes, I totally flip my head over and shake them out every time! Scrunching them helps them from becoming too soft and keeping their shape.

Tips for Curls:

·       Prep your hair with a product that has memory like a foam, gel, or spray. Serums do not have memory and are great for you hair, but add some memory too!

·       When you are taking a section, the smaller the section the tighter the curl and the larger the softer.

·       Let your curls cool completely before you break them up, this will add more memory and longevity.

·       I like to hairspray mine a little before and after I break my curls up.

·       You can always go back and re-curl a piece! These curls can totally be sisters, not twins!

Take advantage of our July promo!

Our July Promo to beat the heat and put some love back into your locks- $20 deep conditioning add-on with any hair service. Make sure you let your stylist know and we can add this on to your July visit or book a blowout and add-on a deep conditioner.