How Do You Care For Naturally Curly Or Wavy Thick Hair?
• Find a good stylist first. (Ask if they know anything about the technique of “twist-cutting”, which is great for curly hair.) Ask your friends, strangers, someone whose hair you admire, etc. It’s best to get recommendations from people who have the same hair type as yours. Loading… • Realize that you don’t need to shampoo everyday, but do condition every time you are in the shower. Choose a shampoo and conditioner that leaves your hair feeling good to you. You don’t want hair that was washed and still feels like you have product left or leaves it feeling dry even if it isn’t. • Brushes are a common cause of frizziness. Unless you’re blow drying your hair straight, use your fingers to comb your hair. • Don’t use too much product. With a styling milk, gel or mousse, put some into your palm and rub your palms together. The product will warm up as you rub and distribute better by not ‘globbing’ onto one spot. You want to evenly distribute the product through your hair, so you will need
• Find a good stylist first. Ask if they know anything about the technique of “twist-cutting”, which is great for curly hair. Ask your friends, strangers, someone whose hair you admire, etc. It’s best to get recommendations from people who have the same hair type as yours.When you visit the salon also ask for a more experienced person, it may cost a little more but it is worth it. • Realize that you don’t need to shampoo everyday, but do condition every time you are in the shower. Choose a shampoo and conditioner that leaves your hair feeling good to you. You don’t want hair that was washed and still feels like you have product left or leaves it feeling dry even if it isn’t. • Wash with cold water. Cold water helps making hair shinnier and reduces frizz. • Brushes are a common cause of frizziness. Unless you’re blow drying your hair straight, use your fingers to comb your hair. • Don’t use too much product. With a styling milk, gel or mousse, put some into your palm and rub your palms
• Find a good stylist first. Ask if they know anything about the technique of “twist-cutting”, which is great for curly hair. Ask your friends, strangers, someone whose hair you admire, etc. It’s best to get recommendations from people who have the same hair type as yours.When you visit the salon also ask for a more experienced person, it may cost a little more but it is worth it. • Realize that you don’t need to shampoo everyday, but do condition every time you are in the shower. Choose a shampoo and conditioner that leaves your hair feeling good to you. You don’t want hair that was washed and still feels like you have product left or leaves it feeling dry even if it isn’t. • Wash with cold water. Cold water helps making hair shinier and reduces frizz. • Brushes are a common cause of frizziness. Unless you’re blow drying your hair straight, use your fingers to comb your hair. • Don’t use too much product. With a styling milk, gel or mousse, put some into your palm and rub your palms t
• Find a good stylist first. Ask if they know anything about the technique of “twist-cutting”, which is great for curly hair. Ask your friends, strangers, someone whose hair you admire, etc. It’s best to get recommendations from people who have the same hair type as yours.When you visit the salon also ask for a more experienced person, it may cost a little more but it is worth it. • Realize that you don’t need to shampoo everyday, but do condition every time you are in the shower. Choose a shampoo and conditioner that leaves your hair feeling good to you. You don’t want hair that was washed and still feels like you have product left or leaves it feeling dry even if it isn’t. • Wash with cold water. Cold water helps making hair shinier, locks in moisture,and reduces frizz. • Dry-brushing is a common cause of frizziness. Unless you’re blow drying your hair straight, use your fingers to comb your dry hair. • Don’t use too much product. With a styling milk, gel or mousse, put some into you
