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   The first thing you have to do is wash your hair and if you intend on going out that day then wash your hair at night because you might not want to be seen with your new wet hair style. After you have washed and conditioned your hair make sure you comb it through with a wide toothed comb to get out any knots. 

  
  

  

  
  

  

          

  
  

         Separate hair into three sections, securing with a ponytail holder.(It's easier this way to curl your way through each section) and make tiny braids with each section before securing them with a non slip grip ponytail holder .If you have bangs then you'll want to blow dry them but leave the rest of the hair in braids all night - and if you feel confident enough to go out with the braids, then that would be best because the longer you keep them, in the more crimped your hair will be and the longer it will last, but whatever you do make sure you sleep with the braids intact.

  In the morning take the ponytail holders out and slightly massage your scalp but try not to brush your hair otherwise it will become very frizzy. You can keep your newly crimped hair down or take a small section from the front, pull it back and secure it with either a barrette or clip. You will be amazed at how your poker straight hair has transformed into this wild hairdo and you'll want to do it all the time.

Tying Hair Up

• One of the most recognizable bandana hairstyles is that of Rosie the Riveter, which is the image and cultural icon that represented women who worked in factories during World War II. To get this hairstyle begin by curling your hair. To get a more authentic look use pin curls or curlers to style it. Next, fold the bandana in half diagonally so that it forms a triangle. Wrap the large side of the triangle around your neck, and tie it at the top of your head. Bring the tip of the bandana up to the knot as well, and slide it beneath the spot where the bandana is tied. If desired, let a few curls in the front peek out.