How To Get Large Corkscrew Curls?

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Elle L.

Apr 14, 2013

Elle L.

I'm mixed race and have super tight curls and when my hair dries it goes pig and puffy and looses half of the curls which I hate! I've always straightens my hair and want to go to school with curly hair for the first time but how to I achieve the curls I want? The first picture is my hair and the second is the type of curls I want.

Elle L.

Apr 14, 2013

Elle L.

This

Elle L.

Apr 14, 2013

Elle L.

Or this sorry you can't see the picture clearly

Addison S.

Apr 14, 2013

Addison S.

I'm mixed race just like you so I feel your pain. I used to straighten my hair everyday. If you shower in the mornings before school, I would get some scrunching gel. But if you shower at night, I would run your hair under water then comb it out and wet it again and use scrunching gel or anything that works best for your hair (you can even scrunch it without water) and let it air dry. But if none if this works, I would recommend getting a diffuser or a diffuser attachment. It'll make your curls bouncy and soft and shiny. I have yet to use one on my own hair, but from what I've seen, they have good results on naturally curly hair. (Look up andreaschoice on YouTube and watch her curly hair routine. She's mixed race too) I hope this helped you and in sorry it's so long xD <3.

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