Natural Waves Help!

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Alex H.

Oct 23, 2013

Alex H.

So I have natural wavy/curly hair, and I hate applying heat, anyway how can I embrace the naturalness of my hair without gels mousse?

Emma J.

Oct 23, 2013

Emma J.

French braids maybe?

Meredith R.

Oct 23, 2013

Meredith R.

You can wet your hair and then twist it and hold it for a while and then let it go and scrunch your hair it helps some.

Svetlana F.

Oct 24, 2013

Svetlana F.

Just wet your Hair a bit before bed and put it in 2 braids for the night, take them out in the morning.

Sachiko W.

Oct 24, 2013

Sachiko W.

I have the same type of hair. What I do is before bed, I make sure my hair is 2/3 dry then twist my hair into a tight ball, use a rubber band to keep it there, then sleep with it like that. Wake up in the morning, take out the rubber band, and let the waves come out beautifully!

Ashley D.

Oct 24, 2013

Ashley D.

When I'm drying my hair I never pull on it to get the water out and when I'm drying it I scrunch it, also of you want even more defined waves put your hair into 1-2 braids.

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