Curly Hair Help

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Juliana L.

Aug 9, 2013

Juliana L.

So I had really long Naturally curly Hair & it was up to my hips & then I decided to do an ombré look , I had ombré in for 2 months , I would only have my hair straight when my hair was ombré cause it didn't look good on Curly hair or at least mine. So I died it back my hair was terribly damaged now it's better , but really short and damaged and still some blond on the bottom. PLEASE HELP ME FIND AWAY FOR HAIR GROWTH , AND THICK HAIR.

Juliana L.

Aug 9, 2013

Juliana L.

Then Ombre

Juliana L.

Aug 9, 2013

Juliana L.

now

Diana S.

Aug 9, 2013

Diana S.

Omg I love your curls! Maybe try some coconut oil.

Samantha evelyn C.

Aug 9, 2013

Samantha evelyn C.

Olive oil! I dye my hair too I feel your pain:'( but olive oil is a miracle!

Alayna S.

Aug 9, 2013

Alayna S.

Coconut oil!!(:

MissPrettyInPolish x.

Aug 9, 2013

MissPrettyInPolish x.

I have curls like you! What I use in my hair is a DIY hairmask. Inside the mask I use coconut oil (can be found in the organic section of your supermarket) an egg and a little bit of olive oil. I put the mask in when my hair is wet. Once I finish distributing the mask in my hair I put my hair in a cap (or you could use a plastic bag) for 15-20 and then wash it out. I've found that my hair has actually grown from doing this once every two weeks! (Also: using a heat protection product/using little to no heat helped as well.)

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