Curly hair crisis!

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Taylor P.

Dec 31, 2012

Taylor P.

Okay when I get done curling my hair it looks so good and the curls are in between tight and loose. The problem is they only stay in for a few hour. What type of products will work with keeping my curls in longer?

Faria K.

Dec 31, 2012

Faria K.

Putting in a gel will seriously keep them in well! I have one from ouidad & the curls never fall out plus its not hard & crunchy

Julianna M.

Dec 31, 2012

Julianna M.

What kind of curling iron do you use? In my experience a wand works so much better. The curls literally stay for ever. I can even brush mine out, then twirl strands with my finger & perfect curls again :)

Jessica D.

Dec 31, 2012

Jessica D.

I spray mine while its still on the wand or iron they stay a lot better. And be shure to use some frizz control so ur curls don't ravel

Taylor P.

Dec 31, 2012

Taylor P.

Well my sister just bought the wand. So lll try that! Thanks!

Cassie W.

Dec 31, 2012

Cassie W.

If you use the tinfoil and flat iron technique it literally stays perfect all* day* this was my hair AFTER* school and it was a horrible rainy day!!! Also you can change the curls they don't have to be as right as mine were! 

Cassie W.

Dec 31, 2012

Cassie W.

Tight*

Cassie W.

Dec 31, 2012

Cassie W.

And btw my hair is naturally extreamly thin and straight and doesn't hold a curl this is a semi hard technique but it's defiantly worth it!

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