Content

• Steps
• Part 1 of 3: Wash and dry your hair properly
• Part 2 of 3: Styling your hair with care
• Part 3 of 3: Using the Right Products and Products
• Tips
• Warnings

Curly hair is often coarse, unruly, and frizzy. Fortunately, this is not a verdict. With proper care, curly hair can be soft, shiny and beautiful. In this article, we'll show you how to transform your naughty head into soft, shapely curls.Remember, not all tips are for everyone: you will have to experiment a little before finding the methods that work for you.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Wash and dry your hair properly

1. 1 Find out which shampoo and conditioner is right for curly hair. Try to buy products specifically designed for curly hair. They contain the substances that hair needs to look smooth, soft and healthy. Here is a list of what you should buy:
   • Some brands are labeled with a number and a letter to indicate the type of hair for which they are intended. So, 1 means perfectly straight hair, and 4C - the tightest curls.
   • Moisturizing Shampoo / Conditioner moisturizes hair and makes it look less frizzy and dry.
   • Oils such as avocado or shea butter also moisturize hair. The oil will leave hair soft and smooth.
   • Protein will help keep your hair healthy, strong, and shiny. It will also make your hair look less frizzy.
2. 2 Do not use products that contain silicone, sulfates, and parabens. Silicone is a substance found in many hair products. It can only be washed with sulfates, which are harsh detergents. Sulfates can make curly hair dry and frizzy. Parabens are preservatives that have been suggested to be linked to cancer and are best avoided.
3. 3 Avoid products containing alcohol. Alcohol can make curly hair dry and dry hair look messy. Sprays, gels, and mousses usually contain alcohol. Read the ingredients before buying such products. If you can't find a product without alcohol, try at least to find one with the least amount of alcohol, in which case it will be named near the end of the list of ingredients.
4. 4 Don't wash your hair every day. Curly hair does not release as much natural oil as other hair types, which is why it often becomes dry and frizzy. My head daily, we wash off sebum (sebum). Wash your hair 2-3 times a week. If your hair is too dry, wash it once a week.
5. 5 Apply the shampoo to the roots, going down to the ends. There should be practically no shampoo on the tips. Shampoo can dry hair, and hair ends are more brittle.
6. 6 Apply conditioner to the ends, working upward. There should be practically no conditioner on the hair roots. Conditioner makes hair heavy. It can also make the roots look fat. Leave the conditioner on for 2-3 minutes, or longer if instructed to do so.
7. 7 Try to let your hair dry by itself after washing and do not use a towel. The heat will fluff up curly hair, and the harsh texture of most towels can damage it. Let your hair dry on its own. If you need to towel dry your hair, pat dry with a microfiber towel. It is a soft fabric that does not damage the hair, but absorbs excess moisture well.
8. 8 Use a diffuser or a hood to dry your hair. Heat can damage curly hair and cause fluff. If you need to blow dry your hair, use the diffuser attachment. You will be able to distribute the heat and make it less intense. This will prevent your hair from getting tangled or frizzy. You can also use a cap attachment; it is perfect for unruly and textured hair.
   • Remember to apply a heat protectant to your hair before using the hairdryer.

Part 2 of 3: Styling your hair with care

1. 1 Do not brush dry hair. This will cause the curls to separate and the hair to become frizzy. If you want to manage your hair, try brushing it with damp fingers or applying a little hair oil or styling foam. You can also use a wide-toothed hairbrush or comb.
2. 2 Separate wet curls with a wide-toothed comb or comb. The teeth of such a crest are located quite far apart, so they will not disturb the natural curls. Comb the hair from the ends, gradually, section by section, working upward. Never brush your hair straight from roots to ends. This is a sure way for split ends, tangled and loose hair.
   • If you have very unruly hair, apply some special oil, styling cream, or leave-in conditioner first.
3. 3 Get the right haircut. What works for your curly-haired friend may not necessarily work for you. Curls curls strife. The right haircut depends on how long you want your hair, how curly you have it, and how much effort you are willing to put into styling. Here are some ideas and tips:
   • If you have tight spiral curls, go for a long, graduated haircut. This will help to weigh down your hair a little so that strands don't come out without disrupting the look of your hairstyle.
   • If you have long wavy hair, go for a long, graduated haircut. Keep the ladder as small as possible so that your hair does not stick out to the sides.
   • If you like shorter haircuts, try a bob haircut. Leave your hair long in the front and short in the back. This will help define the curls more clearly.
   • If you like very short haircuts, don't be afraid to get a pixie cut! The main thing is that the hair is on the sides and longer at the crown.
4. 4 Use curling irons and leveling irons wisely and carefully. Both can damage the hair and disrupt its structure. If you need to use a flattening or curling iron, first apply a heat protectant to your hair. Set your straightening or curling iron to the gentlest temperature setting before use.
   • Do not set the temperature higher than 205 ° C, otherwise you will damage your hair.

Part 3 of 3: Using the Right Products and Products

1. 1 Moisturize and nourish hair with hot oil. Pour some cooking oil into a mug. Place the mug in a bowl of hot water and wait 2-3 minutes for the butter to get hot. Rub the oil into your hair, then put on a shower cap. Wait 30 minutes to 2 hours, then wash off. The oil will help soften and moisturize your hair without making it too frizzy. Here are the oils you can use:
   • Avocado oil is great for moisturizing dry and frizzy hair.
   • Coconut oil not only smells great, but it also makes your hair shine.
   • Jojoba oil is a light oil ideal for oily hair.
   • Rice bran oil contains vitamin E. It makes hair stronger, so it is great for dry and brittle hair.
2. 2 Rinse your hair with diluted vinegar once or twice a month. Mix 3 tablespoons of vinegar with 3 cups (700 ml) water. After you finish washing your hair, tilt your head back and pour the vinegar solution over your hair. Also grab the scalp. Rinse off the vinegar with cold water.
   • You can use white or apple cider vinegar. Apple cider vinegar has a pungent smell, but it contains more nutrients.
   • The vinegar will help remove leftover hair care products or hard water build-up, while the cold water will close the scales of your hair cuticle. This will help keep your hair smooth and free from frizz.
3. 3 Make a nourishing hair shake. Combine a jar of coconut milk, 1 avocado, 2 tablespoons of honey, and 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a blender. When smooth, apply to hair, then rinse.
   • Coconut milk will moisturize your hair, making it less frizzy.
   • Avocado will provide your hair with the protein it needs for its strength and health.
   • Honey will make your hair shine.
   • Olive oil will moisturize your hair, making it less dry and frizzy.
4. 4 Use styling products wisely and choose ones that do not contain alcohol. Unfortunately, many styling sprays and gels contain alcohol, which dries out curly hair.If you want to style curly hair, try using aloe vera gel. It will give your hair a well-groomed look, but will not dry it out.
5. 5 Buy the right styling products. If you don't want to make your own care products, you can buy them at the store. Make sure the product is free of sulfates, silicones and parabens. See that there are oils in the composition; they will help moisturize your hair and make it less frizzy. Here are some more things you can buy:
   • Moisturizers can help combat dry hair.
   • Creams that smooth hair and prevent frizz will make hair smoother.
   • Leave-in hair conditioners will continue to work on your hair even after you get out of the shower.
   • Deep conditioning masks can be used several times a month. Apply to damp hair, cover with a shower cap and leave for 20 minutes. When the time is up, rinse your hair and dry it. It is best to do this after shampooing your hair.
6. 6 Sleep on a pillow with a silk or satin pillowcase. These fabrics help retain moisture in the hair, which is important for shiny silk hair. You can also use a silk or satin sleeping hat. Do not sleep on a pillow with a cotton pillowcase or pillowcase made of a different material; they can dry hair and make it frizzy. Due to the rough texture of cotton, hair can become tangled and frizzy.
   • If you can't get your hands on silk or satin pillowcases, braid your hair before bed.

Tips

• Do not brush your hair when it is dry. Comb them with a wide-toothed comb or comb, or with your fingers. You can also use a soft bristle comb.
• Use curlers periodically to create beautiful curls without damaging your hair with heat.
• Don't sleep with your hair loose.
• Don't add too much water, or your hair will frizz even more.

Warnings

• Do not apply too much of the product to your hair, especially if it contains sulfates, silicone or parabens, otherwise it is more likely to damage your hair.
• Don't use too much heat to style your hair. You can damage your hair and make it frizzy.
• Keep in mind that some drugs and medications take time to take effect. If something doesn't work after a single use, try doing the same 2-3 more times. If you still don't see the result, you can move on to another option.