Managing curly hair :(

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Noelle T.

Aug 11, 2013

Noelle T.

I naturally super curly hair and I can never find out what to do with it. (There are pics on my profile) I live in Florida and it's 90 degrees almost every day, and really humid. So most of the time my hair is just up in a bun, cause it's really thick and long, which gets really uncomfortable in the heat. So any cute hairstyles or tips on how to manage it? Thanks ;)

Destiny P.

Aug 11, 2013

Destiny P.

Use beach spray of like a light oil to maintain the frizz I would loooove naturally curly hair❤

Cassidy L.

Aug 11, 2013

Cassidy L.

Your hair is absolutely gorgeous. Honestly, I would just get it thinned, an cut if you want! I'm in Mississippi and it's around 100 until September, and then 70 the rest of the year. I have a problem with the humidity and hair making me hot, too! I wear it up every other day.

Noelle T.

Aug 11, 2013

Noelle T.

I love my hair and would never thin it, it's just sooo difficult!!

Cassidy L.

Aug 11, 2013

Cassidy L.

I mean, there's no other way to deal with it being so thick. If you don't want to thin it, you'll just have to deal! That's the only option for that one.

Ivanna H.

Aug 11, 2013

Ivanna H.

I would put a frizz control product in your hair and I live in texas and its really humid and like over 100 F everyday and its worked.

Hannah O.

Aug 12, 2013

Hannah O.

I have naturally super curly hair too, but mine is a mixture between Caucasian and African American hair. I use a product called "Mizani" and it's for African American hair, but it works really well on my hair. Of course, I live in Michigan which has a totally different climate, but I was just down it Florida and I used it while I was there and it didn't frizz out at all. I would NOT suggest thinning it. If you thin it and you have layers (which everyone does, whether they believe it or not) it will mess them up and it cut also make your hair more frizzy, annoying, and you lose your hair. My mom is a Cosmetologist and I asked her to thin my hair and she told me not to, but ended up doing it. It was not a good decision. If I were you, I would start saving money for some products. My favorites are "Mizani" and "DevaCurl". "DevaCurl" can be expensive. (We got on discount cause my mom is a professional) and it was still $25 dollars for like 16oz. But it works REALLY well. I hope this helps. Curly girly to curly girly.

Hannah O.

Aug 12, 2013

Hannah O.

I did not realize how long that was...

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