Thursday, November 11, 2010

How can i keep my curly hair down naturally?

Ok, i have long curly hair, and since both of my parents have curly hair, my hair is super curly. I do my best to keep my hair healthy, but everyday, if i dont put this cream/gel thing on my hair, my curls will frizz and will rise, as if it were forming into an afro. Is there anything i can use/buy/put on my hair so i can control it from rising up, and keep it down, and wavy?How can i keep my curly hair down naturally?
Curly hair almost always requires products to enhance the curl and combat frizz.



First, figure out what your hair type is here http://www.naturallycurly.com/hair-types then you can decide which product is best for your curl type.



Check out http://www.naturallycurly.com for lots of great info about curly, wavy, kinky and textured hair!How can i keep my curly hair down naturally?
i have that same problem and all i have to do is put some lotion in my hair and it works great just don't put in to much
My brother used to have a shower at night time and then wear a hat to bed, so that it didn't turn into an afro. Down side was, he had hat hair for a good few years.

How can I curl already curly hair with a curling iron?

I already have curly hair, but it is more of a frizzy curly. Is there any tips or special techniques to curling my already curly hair with a curling iron to get a more defined look?How can I curl already curly hair with a curling iron?
Aveda Be Curly Curl Enhancing Lotion - improve the look of curly or wavy hair,Intensifies curls, controls frizz %26amp; enhances sheen



or



Frizz ease-Blocks frizz all day

Instantly and dramatically transforms dry, frizzy hair into incredibly smoother, glossier, stronger hair immediately smoothes texture while delivering a layer of crystal-clear gloss for perfectly polished, frizz-resistant styles

Repels humidity to help prevent weather-related frizz



I've had experience of both products and if you have fine hair I'd go for the aveda and if you have thick or coarse hair go for the frizz ease. Heat treating won't stop the frizz!

What is a good straightener for curly wavy hair?

I have curly and wavy hair it is cut in layers and awesome when straight. It is some what thick but I am told my hair type is thin. My curls tend to brush out and leave me with waves. I have the instyler but it curls the ends under or out. It doesn't give me the look I would like. Please help. Is my perfect straightener a chi. (everyone says how gr8 they r.)What is a good straightener for curly wavy hair?
GHD'S are the best straightners full stop!

but the the chi ones look as good

also th new remington ones are really good but to be guaranteed straight hair al day ghd's are the way to go!!!What is a good straightener for curly wavy hair?
Seriously go with a Chi. A great place to get them is at Target. If you buy them online be very careful since people are always trying to sell fakes...



I have very curly have and I've been using my Chi on my hair for over a year now, and it's the best thing I've tried (believe me I've tried a lot of straighteners). It's the best damage wise, it doesn't damage your hair as much as other straighteners. And it takes so much less time with the Chi. I've heard the GHD is wonderful, but also you have to be careful about fake ones on the web.



Good luck! :D
get the babyliss pro straightener. They are titanium instead of ceramic. They heat up quicker and straighten hair way faster and easier. My mom has an afro and she used this once and fell in love with it. We both had a chi and they are great but this is new and it blows it out of the water. Salon's carry them so maybe they can let you sample it! Highly recommended and about the same price as a chi, but look online they are about 60$ cheaper vs. the salon



good luck
Braun Satin hair is the best ceramic Straightener from braun here it is picture

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:Piig



it is also inexpensive
I have coraolis (sp?) straighteners with ionic glass plates. They are AMAZING! but quite expensive!
Remington 2 inch ceramic LCD straightener
remington wet 2 straight :)
The Chi- hands down.
remington wet2straight.
Ghd's are good but their quite expensive.

How do I keep my wet curly hair from becoming dry and straight?

Okay not the staying wet part but when I walk out of my shower my hair looks so nice, but I start drying off and my hair becomes straight. What should I do to keep it curly?How do I keep my wet curly hair from becoming dry and straight?
You use a conditioner every time you shampoo.

Do not touch your hair after you get out of the shower.

Let it stay where it falls into place.

After it is dry pat some hair gloss or shine product.How do I keep my wet curly hair from becoming dry and straight?
Buy some scrunching products and hairspray

i have curly hair and you just got scrunch it a bunch

and hairspray it so you dont get it frizzy or in your case straight
okay u should get

some curl activator

or if u want it curly use flexy rods

1. u wet ur hair

2. put some curl activator on it

3. put flexy rods all over ur hair

4. sit under a dryer until it drys

-that should keep ur hair curly!

good luck =]
Here's a super hair care guide for curly girls.



http://www.associatedcontent.com/article

Thursday, October 28, 2010

What products are really good for curly hair?

I use Pantene pro-V Ultra straight formula shampoo and conditioner because the curly formula makes my curls too tight. I like how it looks but i think i can make better than that specially because i need to use lot of mousse and i don't like the hair so hard i prefer it smooth. Please let me know of what products work for you.What products are really good for curly hair?
Redken 5th avenue works really well for me, everyone says I have a ';white afro'; and it makes the locks in my hair stick together rather then be all frizzy. the trick to curly hair is just to let the shampoo and conditioner do its work without making it too dry, which causes the frizz.What products are really good for curly hair?
Matrix Sleek Look. Try it, it's ahmazing.
The best products on the market for curls are from a company called Diva. They are for curly hair only and they also offer a haircut for curls. Try it

How to properly blow dry thick curly hair?

My hair is really thick and curly, and it's pretty long. The curls are pretty loose, but that might be because I usually sleep with it wet.. So any tips would be much appreciated! Thanks!How to properly blow dry thick curly hair?
Well my roommate has really thick curly hair, and she usually puts mousse in it, and then uses a drier diffuser. It fits on the end of your blow drier. Then you face the drier so it goes up towards your face, not down towards your feet. this will allow your hair to dry, while not making it too frizzy. Hope this helps!How to properly blow dry thick curly hair?
use a diffuser on your blow dryer. it will keep your curls from being blown apart too much.



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  • How do I keep my wet curly hair from becoming dry and straight?

    Okay not the staying wet part but when I walk out of my shower my hair looks so nice, but I start drying off and my hair becomes straight. What should I do to keep it curly?How do I keep my wet curly hair from becoming dry and straight?
    You use a conditioner every time you shampoo.

    Do not touch your hair after you get out of the shower.

    Let it stay where it falls into place.

    After it is dry pat some hair gloss or shine product.How do I keep my wet curly hair from becoming dry and straight?
    Buy some scrunching products and hairspray

    i have curly hair and you just got scrunch it a bunch

    and hairspray it so you dont get it frizzy or in your case straight
    okay u should get

    some curl activator

    or if u want it curly use flexy rods

    1. u wet ur hair

    2. put some curl activator on it

    3. put flexy rods all over ur hair

    4. sit under a dryer until it drys

    -that should keep ur hair curly!

    good luck =]
    Here's a super hair care guide for curly girls.



    http://www.associatedcontent.com/article