Thank you! I would love it if you showed how you diffuse your hair! Thank you so much for the confirmation. My hair is never the same even with the same products and same styling! Phewww!
Thank you! So much about curl care is complicated, time consuming and expensive. With 2 small kids I don't have a great deal of time in the morning to style my hair, so this was a great video.
Great video, thank you for this! I have also fallen for the curly hair product trends, causing me to spend more than I needed. It was lowkey stressful. It took me some time but I’ve learned to experiment on my own and embrace my hair in the process! Also, what oil did you use for your hair? And do you have any drug store recommendations on oils that help with casting and moisture without the greasiness effect? I’m also curious if your hair is fine, medium, or coarse? Mine is coarse, which can be a pain to deal with sometimes lol.
I have been using Verb ghost oil for the past two years and that is also what I used in this video and recommend exactly for what you mentioned! Gives great shine, is lightweight and helps with frizz. Smells amazing too. Not sure if it’s considered drug store but it’s relatively affordable! My hair is fine- medium. Products weigh my hair down easily. Thank you so much for watching :)
No matter what method I do, my hair always comes out frizzy. But I do not have one thing that everyone has, a curl mousse. One thing for sure, when I wash without shampoo or conditioner, my hair coils is near perfect. I'm slowly giving up now
Maybe your products are too aggressive or you manipulate too much whilst styling your hair. Theoretically, frizz means dehydration. Keep trying, it takes a while but you'll get there 😊💪🏻
I am just now starting to get the hang of my hair. I have realized I need both moisture and protein, so I always layer my products. I shampoo twice with relatively gentle products - the first one has either aloe vera or glycerin, the second one does not. My first wash I use a scalp brush, the second one I just use my hands. (I have been trying out the Soapbox keratin and raspberry oil shine boosting shampoo recently for my second wash. It does not help with volume, but my hair is significantly less frizzy with this product.) Then, I rinse out the shampoo and squeeze out a little bit of the excess water from my hair before applying my conditioners. I use a product with glycerin first to draw in moisture and then a conditioner with protein on top to help with my hair's ability to hold on to that moisture. I "squish" that into my hair, then I detangle. I squish some more and clip my hair up while I shave. Eventually, I rinse that out focusing on my roots. Then I put my hair in a microfiber hair turban while I put on lotion and get dressed. Finally, I take my hair down and brush through some leave-in conditioner, adding water to my ends if needed. This is when I determine where I want my hair part (I have long, thin hair). Finally, I hold my curls and shake them out to help them form clumps while using my hair turban to squish them and encourage them to stay in place. I do not use heat on my hair or gel as it overstimulates me, but this is where you would want to glaze over your hair with a gel or serum before diffusing. ❤
I have had curly hair for 55 years and have never brush styled it. Products have got a lot better over the past 20 years.
Thank you! I would love it if you showed how you diffuse your hair! Thank you so much for the confirmation. My hair is never the same even with the same products and same styling! Phewww!
Your hair is gorgeous!
Thank you!
Your hair looks great! Thank you! I am on my hair journey now that I am retired.
Thank you! I wish you success on your journey :)
Extremely informative video
Diffuse tutorial will be nice to see
Thank you! So much about curl care is complicated, time consuming and expensive. With 2 small kids I don't have a great deal of time in the morning to style my hair, so this was a great video.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, thank you for this! I have also fallen for the curly hair product trends, causing me to spend more than I needed. It was lowkey stressful. It took me some time but I’ve learned to experiment on my own and embrace my hair in the process!
Also, what oil did you use for your hair? And do you have any drug store recommendations on oils that help with casting and moisture without the greasiness effect?
I’m also curious if your hair is fine, medium, or coarse? Mine is coarse, which can be a pain to deal with sometimes lol.
I have been using Verb ghost oil for the past two years and that is also what I used in this video and recommend exactly for what you mentioned! Gives great shine, is lightweight and helps with frizz. Smells amazing too. Not sure if it’s considered drug store but it’s relatively affordable!
My hair is fine- medium. Products weigh my hair down easily.
Thank you so much for watching :)
No matter what method I do, my hair always comes out frizzy. But I do not have one thing that everyone has, a curl mousse. One thing for sure, when I wash without shampoo or conditioner, my hair coils is near perfect. I'm slowly giving up now
Maybe your products are too aggressive or you manipulate too much whilst styling your hair. Theoretically, frizz means dehydration. Keep trying, it takes a while but you'll get there 😊💪🏻
I am just now starting to get the hang of my hair. I have realized I need both moisture and protein, so I always layer my products. I shampoo twice with relatively gentle products - the first one has either aloe vera or glycerin, the second one does not. My first wash I use a scalp brush, the second one I just use my hands. (I have been trying out the Soapbox keratin and raspberry oil shine boosting shampoo recently for my second wash. It does not help with volume, but my hair is significantly less frizzy with this product.) Then, I rinse out the shampoo and squeeze out a little bit of the excess water from my hair before applying my conditioners. I use a product with glycerin first to draw in moisture and then a conditioner with protein on top to help with my hair's ability to hold on to that moisture. I "squish" that into my hair, then I detangle. I squish some more and clip my hair up while I shave. Eventually, I rinse that out focusing on my roots. Then I put my hair in a microfiber hair turban while I put on lotion and get dressed. Finally, I take my hair down and brush through some leave-in conditioner, adding water to my ends if needed. This is when I determine where I want my hair part (I have long, thin hair). Finally, I hold my curls and shake them out to help them form clumps while using my hair turban to squish them and encourage them to stay in place. I do not use heat on my hair or gel as it overstimulates me, but this is where you would want to glaze over your hair with a gel or serum before diffusing. ❤