Help making my thick hair stay curly.

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Jun 16, 2014

Sapphire K.

Well I use an inexpensive curl spray, and also hot tools are a must, make sure they get really hot.

Jun 16, 2014

Mariana E.

There's a way. I actually have THAT particular kind of hair. I wash it, I put some leave in-conditioner when it's towel dry and I tie it up in a bun.
If you have the patience to leave it up til it's dry, well, you'll have pretty decent wave-like texture.
I don't really do it much, cause it takes for ever and my head hurts. But it's been pretty awesome whenever I did it.

Jun 16, 2014

Jennifer G.

Dirtier hair holds curls better. So wait like the day after you wash to try curling your hair and see if it helps!

Jun 16, 2014

Inspire M.

Few Things To Take Care of For Perfect Curls

Volume:

For those born with lovely straight and thick hair, getting the right volume is not a concern. On the other hand, people with fine and limp hair sure need to focus on volume before getting curls. Look through the market to pick up the right product for adding volume. Make sure you choose a product best suited for your hair type. The product should not weigh your hair down.

Texture:

Without the right texture, it is impossible to make curls last longer and stay soft at the same time. A good mousse or gel will definitely help with this.

Shampoo and Condition: Remember, curls last only when your hair is light and care free. So the first step is washing your hair. Try and use a light shampoo and conditioner that won’t weight your hair down. Otherwise, your curls will flatten in just about an hour or two. No amount of holding spray will help you here.
Blow drying can really help in adding volume. However, the trick is not doing it the regular way. Bend over so your hair is hanging down. Use a blow drier with a diffuser to dry it out. When you are up straight again, you will notice a considerable increase in volume!


hope this helps.


Betty
http://inspiremeland.com/

Jun 17, 2014

Julia T.

If you use mousse don't it makes it harder for the curls to form.