if you have fine or otherwise easily weighed down hair, Id reccomend putting leave in or curl cream in wet hair then plop or microplop then glaze gel to get more definition, it works for me
Can you do a demonstration about how you styled your clients fringe (bangs) because it looks amazing & I’d love mine to look like that! Hope you post more videos!
I usually brush style. I tried this technique today and was pleasantly surprised as my hair right now is in dire need of a cut. It worked great! No fuss! No muss! Thank you! 😊
This is what I did before I started brush styling, but I find the brush styling does a better job of distributing curls evenly, and it could have been done in the same time it took to finger curl her bangs. Also a HUGE amount of product was used here compared to what I use in my 3A
Here’s a polished response you can use: Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I definitely appreciate the benefits of brush styling for even curl distribution-it’s a fantastic technique. However, I like to give my clients options for days when they don’t have the time for more involved styling routines. That’s why I used finger coiling here, focusing on simplicity and personalized care. Also, I only used a quarter-sized amount of each product. One of the things I love about Monat is that its molecular structure is small enough for the hair to absorb, making it super lightweight and airy, so a little goes a long way-no need to use tons of product! At the end of the day, it’s all about finding what works best for each individual. Every method has its place, and I enjoy taking my time to customize the experience for each client’s unique needs.
Beautiful job! The hair framing my forehead is wonky, cowlick & I just haven’t found a way I like it styled. I have not seen anyone address anything like this. My hair is like Shakira, 2c 3a (?) Great channel & look forward to watching… thank you !
@@Angie-jp2cv With the right routine, you can expect this method to give you about 3-4 days of longevity before needing a refresh or wash. It really starts with priming your hair using the right shampoo and conditioner to build a solid foundation. Since you’re already seeing improvements with K18 and layering products, that’s a great start! Consistency with moisturizing products and styling on wet hair will continue to enhance definition. Over time, as your hair gets healthier and more hydrated, you’ll likely notice better curl clumping and longer-lasting results. Keep up the routine - you’re on the right track!
Would you suggest the same sparse application of product for thick, coarse hair (2A-2C)? If I don't brush in a lot of product, the waves/curls that didn't get enough turn into puffy frizz. On the other hand, I can see that a lot of product weights down my curls into looser waves...
@@Nubesyxochis For thick, coarse hair (2A-2C), it’s all about finding balance between even distribution and avoiding product overload. Instead of applying a lot at once, I’d recommend using a layering technique with a more controlled, targeted approach: 1️⃣ Start with priming in the shower - a lightweight leave-in conditioner or curl primer on soaking wet hair to boost hydration. 2️⃣ Apply your styling product (gel, mousse, or cream) in sections, raking or glazing it through while focusing on even coverage. For better definition, use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to ensure every wave gets some product. 3️⃣ If you find heavier products are weighing down your curls, opt for light to medium-hold formulas and build up slowly instead of applying too much at once. By layering with this method, you’ll get the coverage you need without sacrificing bounce and definition. Keep experimenting until you find the right balance that keeps frizz away while letting your waves thrive!
Love the way you style this person hair. Similar to my texture hair. Are you taking any new clients? I live in Tampa, not far from Lakeland. Please let me know.👍🥰🌹
@ Hello Hello I saw your email and then it accidentally disappeared. You can book an appointment with me here just click the link down below. curlcraftstudio.glossgenius.com
@ I did go to your site for an appointment with you. I put myself on the waitlist should something open up soon. I chose Friday. 🥰. I believe it stated I have up to Jan 18 to remain on the list. If nothing opens up by then, I will go back in and will probably try for Feb. TY
What longevity would you expect with this method before washing again. My hair is not healthy it’s a frizzy 2c with some 3a, but after a cut I just started using k18 and styling on wet hair with better results as long as I layer 2 products either 2 gels or mousse and gel.
“Let it settle” “Let it set” Aside from “setting “ like how a cale sets but sets UP/rises (still same i guess) But anyway thanks for giving me a new true perception for why we say SET… (not sit because inanimate objects dont “sit”)
if you have fine or otherwise easily weighed down hair, Id reccomend putting leave in or curl cream in wet hair then plop or microplop then glaze gel to get more definition, it works for me
Can you do a demonstration about how you styled your clients fringe (bangs) because it looks amazing & I’d love mine to look like that! Hope you post more videos!
I usually brush style. I tried this technique today and was pleasantly surprised as my hair right now is in dire need of a cut. It worked great! No fuss! No muss! Thank you! 😊
@@karenshoucairmcgray4902 awwww yay!!!!! This makes sooo happy!!! ☺️🫶🏼
@@karenshoucairmcgray4902 thank you so much for your feedback it means the world to me ☺️
This is what I did before I started brush styling, but I find the brush styling does a better job of distributing curls evenly, and it could have been done in the same time it took to finger curl her bangs. Also a HUGE amount of product was used here compared to what I use in my 3A
Here’s a polished response you can use:
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I definitely appreciate the benefits of brush styling for even curl distribution-it’s a fantastic technique. However, I like to give my clients options for days when they don’t have the time for more involved styling routines. That’s why I used finger coiling here, focusing on simplicity and personalized care.
Also, I only used a quarter-sized amount of each product. One of the things I love about Monat is that its molecular structure is small enough for the hair to absorb, making it super lightweight and airy, so a little goes a long way-no need to use tons of product!
At the end of the day, it’s all about finding what works best for each individual. Every method has its place, and I enjoy taking my time to customize the experience for each client’s unique needs.
I subscribe . I have low density height porosity 2c- 3b silver curls. Learning to hide the cowlicks
Beautiful job! The hair framing my forehead is wonky, cowlick & I just haven’t found a way I like it styled. I have not seen anyone address anything like this. My hair is like Shakira, 2c 3a (?)
Great channel & look forward to watching… thank you !
I'm 2C-3A, fine strand, medium density. Awesome video, I've hit subscribe!
Almost ditto. I have low density but the layers makes my hair look fuller.
What hair dryer do you use?
Why do you recommend putting gel in first ? In the past I have been told to use your strongest hold product last which is usually gel.
@@Angie-jp2cv With the right routine, you can expect this method to give you about 3-4 days of longevity before needing a refresh or wash. It really starts with priming your hair using the right shampoo and conditioner to build a solid foundation. Since you’re already seeing improvements with K18 and layering products, that’s a great start! Consistency with moisturizing products and styling on wet hair will continue to enhance definition. Over time, as your hair gets healthier and more hydrated, you’ll likely notice better curl clumping and longer-lasting results. Keep up the routine - you’re on the right track!
and using brush to distribute product works better
Would you suggest the same sparse application of product for thick, coarse hair (2A-2C)? If I don't brush in a lot of product, the waves/curls that didn't get enough turn into puffy frizz. On the other hand, I can see that a lot of product weights down my curls into looser waves...
@@Nubesyxochis For thick, coarse hair (2A-2C), it’s all about finding balance between even distribution and avoiding product overload. Instead of applying a lot at once, I’d recommend using a layering technique with a more controlled, targeted approach:
1️⃣ Start with priming in the shower - a lightweight leave-in conditioner or curl primer on soaking wet hair to boost hydration.
2️⃣ Apply your styling product (gel, mousse, or cream) in sections, raking or glazing it through while focusing on even coverage. For better definition, use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to ensure every wave gets some product.
3️⃣ If you find heavier products are weighing down your curls, opt for light to medium-hold formulas and build up slowly instead of applying too much at once.
By layering with this method, you’ll get the coverage you need without sacrificing bounce and definition. Keep experimenting until you find the right balance that keeps frizz away while letting your waves thrive!
this is my hair type ! (but few strands look 2a or 3b after styling but soon evens out to 2b-3a consistently idk how that 2works lol)
Love the way you style this person hair. Similar to my texture hair. Are you taking any new clients? I live in Tampa, not far from Lakeland. Please let me know.👍🥰🌹
@@sav827 awww really yay!!! I sure am ☺️
@ oh great. Let me know a date and how you want to see my hair, with or without products. I am available on Saturday’s, or what is best for you.🥰
@ Please let me know your next availability to book an appointment.🥰
@ Hello Hello I saw your email and then it accidentally disappeared. You can book an appointment with me here just click the link down below.
curlcraftstudio.glossgenius.com
@ I did go to your site for an appointment with you. I put myself on the waitlist should something open up soon. I chose Friday. 🥰. I believe it stated I have up to Jan 18 to remain on the list. If nothing opens up by then, I will go back in and will probably try for Feb. TY
often day 2 looks same whether I scrunch or brush product...
What longevity would you expect with this method before washing again. My hair is not healthy it’s a frizzy 2c with some 3a, but after a cut I just started using k18 and styling on wet hair with better results as long as I layer 2 products either 2 gels or mousse and gel.
#CurlyHair hek yes! WhT ive been seRching for for my whTever 2abc 3abc
“Let it settle”
“Let it set”
Aside from “setting “ like how a cale sets but sets UP/rises (still same i guess)
But anyway thanks for giving me a new true perception for why we say SET… (not sit because inanimate objects dont “sit”)
No hair texture should take any effort. It's just that we don't accept many curly textures in their natural state.