Horrible natural hair
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Feb 25, 2015
Angelina S.
I honestly don't like like my natural hair at all! I would straighten and curl it and now it's dry at the ends. After I take a shower and sleep on it and wake up in the morning, and after I brush it my hair becomes so frizzy and just messed up and I don't want to use heat... Do you know any diy frizz serums? Or any diy hair products to get my hair to be smooth and not frizzy?? And how do I make my hair to not be extremely frizzy!
Feb 25, 2015
Anna D.
I don't really know- straighteners and frizz ease I would say but I don't really know anything else... Sorry:-(
Feb 25, 2015
Mabelle B.
Here's a hair routine that could help you out: (I used to have HORRIBLE, DRY & FRIZZY hair, now my hair is soft, shiny and frizz free)
1. Shampoo your hair with a Sulphate free shampoo and then condition your hair (apply some extra conditioner).
Also, don't use hot water to wash your hair. Use cold/normal water.
2. Once you're out of your bath, squeeze out all of the excess water from your hair.
3. Apply around two tea spoons of a hair oil all over your hair (mainly at the ends). I use Argon Oil. But you can use any. :) Do this while your hair is damp.
4. Once you've applied the oil— use a few sprays of a leave in conditioner (or you can make your own leave in conditioner! Google it).
5. Let your hair air dry.
6. When your hair are half dry, half wet— braid your hair up (two side braids would do good) and let your hair dry while you have them in a braid.
Open the braid once your hair have dried. They should be soft, silky an FRIZZ FREE!
Also, please don't brush through your hair often. Maybe brush it before sleeping and while your sleeping— the frizzy ness can be tamed. Don't brush them once you wake up! xx
Feb 25, 2015
Anna D.
Maybe don't curl your hair when it's wet or after a shower- just do it in the mornings...
Feb 26, 2015
Angelina S.
Ok mabelle thank you so much. And thanks girls