• Step 1: Once you have all the right products on your display, it’s time to do the hairstyle. First of all, use texture spray. It will provide some hold and, of course, texture. Make sure you insist on the parts you want to rattle. 
• Step 2: Teasing looks best on a two days hair. But if your hair is freshly washed and blow-dried, the texture spray will give you the needed grip. Part the hair in small even sections. 
• Step 3: One by one, start with the forehead piece and place the comb 3-4 inches above the roots. Backcomb that strand two or three times and you will immediately see that height. Put that hairpiece away and repeat the technique for the rest of the strands.
• Step 4: Set this voluminous hair with hairspray. Apply it mostly at the roots.
• Step 5: Now remember that hair pick comb? Use it to gently arrange and comb the whole construct to ensure the hairstyle doesn’t look tangled. 

Watch the following tutorial to learn how to tease hair for volume.

How to Tease Hair without Damaging It?

On the other hand, certain hairdressers have the opposite opinion. They consider that if you follow a few steps, your hair will be just fine. So, their recommendation is to dry your hair entirely before teasing.

When your mane is wet, it becomes weaker, so it’s prone to damage and breakage. Combing the hair thoroughly before the rattle is also necessary.

This is also an important tool in the teasing process, so make sure you get one before starting. It’s not at all expensive, and you can find it almost anywhere.

So, the best way to make sure you are not damaging your hair is to gently use this technique and make sure you have all the proper tools. 

Related: Why Tease Hair For Balayage?

Tease Hair for A Ponytail

Ponytails and teased hair make such a great team. You can go from a fine dull hair to a rich mane in just a few moments. And we all know a great look can boost your self-esteem so much.