Take a small hank of viscose and gently 
brush it to smooth it out.
I like to use a "Barbie" brush, 
but an eyelash or eyebrow 
brush works well also.

Note: Pull the viscose from 
end to end, 
Do NOT cut it blunt at the end 
as this makes it hard to wrap 
around the needles or 
paper clips to curl it.

Wrap a piece of viscose around a 
knitting needle or paper clip. 
(You twist the hair as you wind it.)
Dampen with water 
Okay - I just run it under the 
tap water of my kitchen sink, 
nothing glamorous here.
If you need lots of curl add 
a small amount of setting lotion, 
conditioner, or fabric softener to 
a cup of water, and dip 
the rods in this solution.
Blot on paper towel.
Put in warm 200 degree oven 
to dry and set the curl.

No PHOTOS of this next step were necessary:

1) After the viscose rods have dried, either use your stove top flame (my choice), or a candle.

2) Hold the rod by one end and quickly run it back and forth over the flame. 

You will be able to judge how far to keep it from the flame by whether or not it 
goes up in flames, (just kidding).
* You don't want it right in the fire, as viscose will catch on fire. 
** You just want to run it over the flame, and the heat will cause the little stray 
hairs and fuzzies to quickly melt away.
*** The trick is to keep the hair moving. Rotate the rod and make sure it gets 
heat all the way around.
3) Then flip it to hold the other end (be careful it may be a bit warm), 
and continue burning the fuzzies from that end as well.

Let the rods cool completely.