An Expert Guide To Keeping Your Curls Alive!

 

Curly hair can be a daunting task to style. It can be hard to tame and control, but with some ingenuity, you can quickly get the look you want. This guide will teach you the basics of curly hair styling to achieve the look you desire.

 

Use a Curly-Hair Shampoo and Conditioner

 

Since not all hair products are suitable for all hair types, it is a good idea to experiment with just a few different brands before settling on a sample size that works. In general, if you have thin or fine hair, products formulated to avoid frizz can minimise curl or coil volume, but they are best for maintaining curls tight and having a vibrant appearance. And if your curls are coloured, you may require a coloured-treated formula.

 

Our pick for a good starter is a Shea Moisture Leave In Conditioner and Palmer's Cocoa Butter Conditioner.

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Shea Moisture Leave In Conditioner is a sulphate-free, vegan-friendly conditioner that provides intense hydration and manages curly hair. This leave-in conditioner is enriched with Coconut oil, silk proteins and organic shea butter to repair, protect, and nourish curls while leaving them feeling soft, silky, and conditioned.

 

Palmer's Cocoa Butter Conditioner is a hair care specialist who helps restore curl and manage frizz. This product aids in the prevention of split ends, provides shine and softness and leaves the hair smelling wonderful. In addition, this conditioner is safe for colour-treated hair.

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Before Having a Shower Use a Conditioning Mask

 

Conditioning masks help seal the hair cuticle, making it less likely for your hair to frizz and curl out during the day.

 

Include a conditioning mask in your daily hair routine if you want to achieve perfect curls every time. Choose a mask with natural ingredients like honey, olive oil, or avocado oil to help lock in moisture and define your locks. Here are some tips for using a conditioning mask before you shower:

 

Apply the mask evenly throughout your hair and leave it on for at least 20 minutes. Rinse off the mask with water and shampoo, followed by conditioner. Avoid using too much heat during the rinse process, as this could damage your hair.

 

Use Styling Creams in the Shower

 

Styling creams work by moisturising and conditioning your hair, giving you healthy, bouncy curls. Some of the best styling creams for curly hair include Shea Moisture curl enhancing smoothie. This is the best styling cream for your curls.

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Use it as a Shea Moisture Leave In moisturiser or a styling product; this curl cream will never disappoint you and consists of the natural essences of hibiscus, coconut, and neem oil; this cream hydrates hair from the root, leaving it soft with a glistening shine.

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Use T-Shirt Instead of Towel to Air Dry

 

For preventing frizz and damage, air drying is one of the convenient ways to keep your curls alive but arriving in class or work dripping isn't always an option, nor going out of the house with thoroughly wet hair in the winter.

 

Replace your towel with something much more absorbent like t-shirts when you need to remove some moisture. The soft, non-hooky fabric of the tee-shirt won cause hair to pull or collide the way bath towels will.

 

Nourish Your Curls with Coconut Oil

 

Coconut oil is an excellent source of medium-chain fatty acids (MCFAs), which help to nourish and protect your curls. It is a great way to nourish and moisturise your curls without weighing them down. Coconut oil can also be used as a detangler and conditioner.

 

To apply coconut oil to your hair:

●       Heat it in a small pan on the stove.

●       Once it's hot, add a tablespoon of coconut oil and let it melt into the mixture.

●       Apply the mixture to your hair, focusing on the ends where you have curls. You can also use a comb or your fingers to distribute the oil throughout your hair.

●       Let sit for 5-10 minutes before rinsing out.

 

Make Sure You Moisturise Your Ends

 

Just like any hairstyle, you will need to take care of split ends by getting them regularly trimmed. A product used for moisturising split ends can improve this by sealing your hair's fibres and minimising breakage.

 

Summing it Up

 

In conclusion, keeping your curls alive and happy is not as hard as you might think. Follow these expert tips and tricks, and you'll be on your way to hair success!

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