Curly hair girls!!!!***

Jan 18, 2013

Evelyn Z.

I have natural curly hair,when I want to style it I never know what products to use no matter what it always ends up being fluffy and wild. helpp???

Jan 18, 2013

raquel s.

I'd use a mousse, I use herbal essences green one or the one by aussie. Then use a blow dryer w a diffuser to dry/keep curls. Then use a serum to give it some shine. I do this on day I actually care to style my hair. Good luck c

Jan 18, 2013

Evelyn Z.

Thankss

Jan 18, 2013

Kerri B.

buy a diffuser tool. it hooks onto your blow dryer. use a styling moose and like frizz free serum. dry your hair up to 85% and then after use a smooth and control serum. wahhh laaa :) I have very curly hair so it took me awhile to find a tool to help it

Jan 18, 2013

Kerri B.

*mousse

Jan 18, 2013

Alicia G.

Ok here's what I use and I have crazy hair so I use keratin shampoo and cond. then when I get out I towel dry then put in a curling cream then some mousse and ALOT of hairspray than I blow dry with a diffuser then I'm done

Jan 18, 2013

Kaitlin S.

Deva Curl has the best products for curly hair. It's sold at ULTA. It isn't the cheapest though :/

Jan 18, 2013

Kerri B.

try the curl line at Paul Mitchell. its uhhhhmazing. 

Jan 18, 2013

Lana V.

Garnier Frutis curl calm down is the best

Jan 18, 2013

Nellie P.

Alterna texture glaze is AMAZING!

Jan 18, 2013

Judy C.

well it really depends on what type of curl your hair has. I would refrain from using a diffuser because unless you have uniform curly strands it could make your curls a lil too crazy and not to mention it will dry your hair out and curly hair is already prone to dryness. Dont use a diffuser unless your hair takes way too long to dry or you are in a hurry or its cold outside. The ultimate combination of products to have SOFT, frizz free curls regardless of brand is this and trust me it works every time:
1. Use a hydrating shampoo and conditioner and comb your tangles out
2. towel blot your hair to remove excess moisture then apply a leave in conditioner though your hair starting from the ends up with your fingers
3. apply a frizz serum or light oil where your hair gets the dryest/frizziest, usually for me its the ends and back of my hair
4. if you are in humid weather use a little bit of non-aerosol hair spray
5. do not touch it and let it air dry, as your hair dries the curl formation begins to form and touching your hair as its drying is going to disrupt the curl pattern and cause friction which causes frizziness and uneven pattern looking too messy
6. once its fully dry your hair should be looking great, however there still might be some frizziness on the ends if that occurs just apply a little bit more of a frizz serum
7. this step is optional, if your curl pattern is more loose and you find that your curls look too beachy then you would like, then you can do what i do and curl a few strands of your hair that look a little messy and your bangs area and it really gives you a more polished look.

if you have very tight curls, instead of a non aerosol hairspray for step 4 use a mixture of curl cream and gel or mousse. if you like crunchy curls put a ton of hairspray of any kind or a lot of mousse and/or gel.

Jan 18, 2013

Lillee A.

I use a gel or Pantene mousse in a silver and pink bottle.I have the same problem an the Pantene mousse really well and I flip my hair and scrunch it in

Jan 18, 2013

Hayley H.

Curly hair loves Argon and Morrocan oil! use on dry or damp hair.. and let your hair dry naturally instead of using heat 

Jan 18, 2013

Melissa H.

I use herbal essence totally twisted shampoo/ conditioner and mousse with a diffuser. Also keep it trimmed to help with frizzies. Argon oil is amazing as well. I have amika curl cream with argon oil I use and its great.  

Jan 18, 2013

Angie P.

I love organic root stimulator mousse it doesn't leave that hard crunchy hard texture like regular mousse it so soft and hydrating 

Jan 18, 2013

Beth A.

Do not use a towel to dry your hair. Use a tshirt. Leaves ur hair less frizzy!

Jan 18, 2013

Alanna E.

Remember everyone's hair is different, size of curl and texture, etc. so do your research and experiment, youll find what works for you! <3