Curly hair problems

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Mia P.

Nov 30, 2014

Mia P.

I have done curly hair that doesn't ever cooperate in the mornings, any quick hair products?

Andrea A.

Nov 30, 2014

Andrea A.

Hair moose,gel and curly hair cream

Sav L.

Nov 30, 2014

Sav L.

Garnier fructis curl sculpting gel

Take a shower the night before, scrunch it in your hair and be wowed with beautiful curls in the morning that you can put in a half up half down hair style, a bun, a pony tail, etc.(:

Lauren M.

Nov 30, 2014

Lauren M.

Ok so I have crazy curly hair that is pretty much doll hair. Its just ringlets. I find that if I run L'Oreal profession paris - curl contour hydracell through my hir, it leaves my hair tame and soft. To also keep your hair more cooperative, leave a little bit of conditioner in your hair the night before. Mousses are really good, but if you're opting for a lighter feel, use a serum or crème. The L'Oreal product I mentioned earlier is a crème. the only thing is, you can only buy them in some salons.

Brittany W.

Nov 30, 2014

Brittany W.

My hair is like, obnoxious curly, so I know how you feel. I take a shower in the morning, use Not Your Mothers sea salt spray, Not Your Mothers leave in conditioner at my roots, and end with any type of moose or gel! I recommend not using gel just because gel does get hard and clumpy and give that straw feeling and I hate that but gel or moose will both work!

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