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• Advice

• Set the dryer to a warmer setting, and the hair will look shiny.
• If you want wavy hair instead of frizz, don't push it up with a diffuser and let it dry straight into the hair.

Keeps hair vibrant throughout the day. If you find your hair flaky or frizzy, make it slightly damp and apply any product you like to your hair (curling cream, gel, mousse or other product). Squeeze your hair slightly upwards to make it look more vibrant in the morning.

A bun after the hair is twisted together like a rope. This bun hairstyle is stylized from the classic style, making the hair natural beautiful. It's great for styling your hair when you're short on time: all you need is a hair tie and a few toothpicks.

• With dry hair, put all hair aside and divide hair into two equal parts (keep hair on one side).
• Twirl each section from hairline to tip. You should twist each part in the same direction.
• Continue to reverse the direction of the two small hairs after lumping both hairs together from root to tip. That is, if you twist each piece clockwise (to the right), your "rope" will be formed by wrapping two small twists counterclockwise (to the left).
• Fix the finished twisted tail with an elastic hair tie. Hair extensions of the same color as the hair color will not be visible after the bun.
• Roll the curled hair into a bun at the top, tilt it slightly to the side and use a toothpick to hold it in place.

Create a headband style for a graceful look. This style creates a romantic charm and is easier to do than what you see. The only tool you need is an elastic headband that fits both the head and a few toothpicks.

• Put a headband on your hair so it fits on your head, pull the headband down through your occipital bone, and curl it down the back of your head.
• Slide each section of hair about 2.5-5cm into the headband, starting from behind the ear. After you have threaded a portion of your hair, you will have to continue threading it so that it is curled into the headband. Do the same until the back of the head and until all the hair has been inserted.
• Fix the curl with a toothpick, if necessary.
• You will still see a headband above the top of your head.

Hair clip in pompadour style. This bangs upside-down style accentuates curly hair but is equally luxurious when combined with dresses.

• Gather all of the hair at the top of the head, brushing the sides and back of the head with the comb.
• Use an elastic band to tie your hair.
• Push the stranded hair forward and clip the ends underneath, using a booster to fix the hair.
• Clip a few pieces of hair around the elastic to hide it.

Create accents of curly hair with a ponytail. When you want to let your hair down, this is the best way to style it in no time.

• Tie the hair about 2.5 to 5 cm above the left ear. Adjust the braids so that the braids can be wrapped around the other side of the head and tied with a clear elastic band.
• Do the same for the hair above the right ear.
• Bring the left braid to the right ear. Fix with toothpick clamp.
• Do the same with the right braid, pull across the first braid and tuck the tail underneath. Fix with toothpick clamp.

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Part 2 of 2: Cutting the right hairstyle

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   Light color dye. Curly hair is usually more susceptible to damage than straight hair, and the chemicals in the hair dye wreak havoc on the hair, damaging the frizzy texture and causing frizz. If you want to dye your hair, choose a light color and go through the stages.
   • For example, instead of changing from dark brown to golden, you could start with highlight dyeing.

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   Have your barber blow-dry for curly hair. You need to see curly hair to see if your hair has been successfully cut; therefore, you should dry your hair with a heat diffuser or, better yet, dry with a curling iron. Avoid normal drying that makes hair straight. advertisement

Advice

• To add moisture, apply coconut oil from the roots to the ends. Use a wide-tooth comb to troubleshoot. Wash your hair with mild shampoo after 2 hours. If you want to leave the oil overnight, it's okay.
• Do not wash your hair every day, only wash when needed.
• If you live in an area with moisture, try finding a hair moisturizer that's right for you. Most will have a water gel texture.
• Let your hair dry naturally, apply anti-frizz serum and don't mess or touch it until it is dry.
• Sleep up in a bun so you woke up with beautiful curls!
• Use a deeply moisturizing conditioner to keep the curls soft and shiny!
• Pineapple buns at bedtime to keep hair and avoid frizz.
• To add more volume to the roots, move the dryer in a small circular pattern as the hair clings to the scalp diffuser.
• Use a curling iron to hold the curls. If the curl looks straight or messy, use a large tube curler to curl it.
• Leave the braids overnight after you wake up and apply a mask to your hair or if you're in a hurry, soak up a little water and don't brush your hair.
• Sleeping on a satin pillowcase will not make curls straight or frizzy like cotton or poly-cotton compounds.