How to make my natural hair wearable?

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Erica H.

Aug 28, 2013

Erica H.

Lately I've been looking through a lot of updos because I don't want to use as much heat on my hair. Sadly, I have PE first period and don't have time to redo my hair afterwards. I want to leave my hair down, but it usually looks pretty bad
when I don't add curls or straighten it. My hair is naturally wavy depending on the day, it can be really tight or loose waves. I know that's weird. Do you guys have any tips so that I can wear my hear natural?

Erica H.

Aug 28, 2013

Erica H.

Oh, and I already use a salt spray.

Angel O.

Aug 28, 2013

Angel O.

Try mousse or a texturizing putty to add definition and a cute bed head look, but what I like is doing my hair in a braid on the days I use to hv p.e., then I use a dry shampoo and mousse after I take my hair out and I bed head curls

Erica H.

Aug 28, 2013

Erica H.

Thanks:)

Hannah J.

Aug 28, 2013

Hannah J.

Yes try mousse
Or try showering at night and blow dry hair with brush on cool air setting and then sleep with your hair in a loose pony.:) hope this helps

Hannah J.

Aug 28, 2013

Hannah J.

Or also try a deep conditioner, or hair masque to smooth hair. (Macadamia hair products work best)

Liz B.

Aug 29, 2013

Liz B.

I have pretty much the same hair as you. I brush it in the morning with a wet hair brush so it dries into nice uniform waves.

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