Based on the provided reference, the key is to use the cylinder brush to create a curl at the root and midsection of your hair and then set the curl with a cool setting on your styling tool (likely a hairdryer).
Here's a breakdown based on the video snippet:
- Create the Curl: Wrap the section of hair around the cylinder brush, focusing on the root area initially and then moving towards the midsection. The goal is to shape the hair into a curl pattern using the brush.
- Set the Curl with Cool Air: After shaping the curl with heat (implied in the video but not explicitly shown), use the cool setting on your hairdryer to "set" the curl in place. This helps the curl hold its shape longer. "Close my tickles" likely refers to securing the curl in place before applying cool air. This could involve using clips or simply holding the curl gently against your head.
Essentially, you're using the cylinder brush as a curling tool and then using cool air to help the curl maintain its form.
