Curly hair is not the easiest to manage but once you find a product that works, buy 100 bottles of it! The worst thing is running out of your favorite product the day of an important interview or a romantic date. You will find yourself looking through your bathroom cabinets and drawers for something that may suffice for a couple hours, but knowing your curls do not look as good as they can.
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curly long hairstyles haircuts for long curly hair
At the beginning of the day, my hair is the last thing I really worry about in the morning. I wash my hair a couple times a week and on the other days, I wet it and apply conditioner if necessary. The shampoo and conditioners I use tend to be for frizzy, curly, and dry hair. Try not to use a shampoo that automatically make the curls feel dry after the first rinse and do not always depend on the conditioner to do all of the work.
curly long hairstyles haircuts for long curly hair
The one thing I do not do is brush my hair! The typical response given to such a statement is, "How are you able to manage it?" I merely just run my fingers through my hair (when wet in the shower and during the application of my hair serum) eliminating any large knots or even dreadlocks that may have formed. Note: Dreadlocks will form if curly hair is always up or put in to a bun frequently. By not brushing or combing my hair, the curls remain intact and do not have to worry about the curls looking much shorter than they are. Also, not brushing eliminates any curl nests that would normally form towards the back of my head.
curly long hairstyles haircuts for long curly hair
curly long hairstyles haircuts for long curly hair
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curly long hairstyles haircuts for long curly hair
curly long hairstyles haircuts for long curly hair
curly long hairstyles haircuts for long curly hair
