Curly Hair Products

... that they state what styling products to use for the hairstyle... know what curly girls can do. I have quite long hair and...

...was born with very sparse hair. Most of her scalp ...months old. I cut the hair when she was 8 weeks... long, thick and full hair, so nobody has this experience...family. Also, her baby hair has become tough and curly in the last couple... of days. Anyone have such experience? What hair products... do you advise I use for her hair?

Mine was frizzy at high doses of pred - much better at lower doses but length and weight is important. As well as a hairdresser that understands curly hair of all sorts. I've tried several products - all just make my hair claggy and I hate that. Don't wash it as often - mine is worst freshly washed and after a few weeks is much better and compliant.

i think my bubbas is growing curly/ wavy hair. it is still very very short, but just wanted to see if there were any recs for products? leave in conditioner? shampoo/ conditioner? curl cream? and when did you start including the products?

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I have the same problem curly hair that just goes fuzzy with the soft water on a cruise plus the weather I use Kevin Murphy products plus take Kevin Murphy Young Again & use it once a day to take out the fly aways & frizzy.

Why is my hair straight at the roots and ends? Why is it only curly in the middle? Full disclosure, I used ChatGPT to blur the background and remove the local logo from my shirt. My hair has gotten curlier as I’ve gotten older. I noticed recently that the ends of my hair are not so curly or wavy. The roots of my hair have always been straighter as shown in the photo. Why is only the middle section curly?? My normal routine: I wash and condition my hair every other day usually. I rotate products. Today I used Elvive Dream Lengths Split End Sealing shampoo and conditioner. Other days I use OGX tea tree clarifying shampoo and conditioner. I also have a bottle of Mane ‘n Tail Herbal Gro shampoo that I randomly use sometimes. Today I washed and conditioned my hair this morning with the Elvive Dream Lengths, combed it, and let it air dry. This is my normal routine. I’ve been trying to grow my hair out to a longer length. I haven’t had a haircut in 6 months. Sometimes, I scrunch my Prose curl cream in my hair or put OGX coconut milk hair oil on the ends. Sometimes, about once a week, I blow dry my hair with my Shark blow dryer and use the round brush attachment to straighten it. I recently got the Tymo Curlpro Plus curling tool that I’ve used a few times. Other than those tools, I let my hair be. I’ve never colored my hair. Why are the ends not curly?? Is it time for a chop? submitted by /u/27OwlySnow to r/curlyhair [link] [comments]

I have always been afraid of expressing myself as my mom and uncles used to tease me for how my hair curled and I became embarrased by it (it was just teasing but I took it to heart because I THOUGHT curls were "feminine" and I wanted to be a big strong man in a rural area. I know curls aren't a feminine thing btw) anyway my friend encouraged me to grow my hair out at the beginning of 2024 and I'm so grateful. People always compliment my hair, and I hate that it took me so long to embrace a part of me. The last photo is from May of this year when I had a different method so you can see the difference. Thank you to everyone who commented on my last curly hair post and gave me tips!! Have a great holiday season everyone 💖 Products listed at bottom. Routine: I wash my hair two times a week. For one wash just shampoo and conditioner. Once a week: wash with clarifying shampoo, then shampoo, then conditioner then conditioning treatment With still dripping wet hair, apply curl creme then scrunch, then apply mousse and scrunch thoroughly, then gel and scrunch. Diffuse hair. Scrunch out crunch or use hair oil Shampoo: not your mother's curl defining shampoo Conditioner: not your mother's curl defining conditioner Deep conditioning treatment: Mielle Organics Babassu Oil and Mint Deep Conditioner (5-15 minutes) rinse out Curl creme: Briogeo Curl Charisma Rice Amino + Avocado Leave–In Defining Cream Mousse:Not Your Mother's Curl Talk Activating Mousse Curl Gel: Briogeo Curl Charisma Rice Amino + Quinoa Frizz Control Gel Oil: Oaui hair oil I wear a satin bonnet to bed every night, and use satin pillowcases and do not do a refresh routine. submitted by /u/BigKountry333 to r/curlyhair [link] [comments]

I know I still need to change my foundation since it’s a little too cool for me, but I think the majority of comments I got were on my hair! Let me know if the curly is better. I know I need a hair routine, but this was a wash and go with no product so far. submitted by /u/InitiativeOk3149 to r/makeuptips [link] [comments]

My grandmother, who I believe I inherit these curls from, kept her hair short since her teens. She lived on a small town in farm country so there wasn't much chance to go to "the city" (what she called our small town when she was young) and get hair product. If there even was hair product that worked. There's no way I could have done my routine even 40 years ago. Was cutting it short the only option for curly girls "back in the day"? submitted by /u/rainshowers_5_peace to r/curlyhair [link] [comments]

I was reading about The Babysitters Club comic adaptations: Jessi's hair is shown as naturally curly rather than being chemically straightened, her younger sister Becca has her hair in locs, and their mother has natural hair. Both Ramsey sisters are shown wearing sleeping bonnets for protection in bed and Jessi wears them at sleepovers. It made me think... "How popular is relaxing little girls hair compared to when I was a kid?" I don't know any kids, but I've noticed increased rep in natural hair over the past fifteen years. It was probably kickstarted with "I Love My Hair" in 1998 and "Happy To Be Nappy" in 1999, but caught on in the 2010s. My first recognition of it was "I Love My Hair" from Sesame Street, released in 2010. Growing up a late millennial (borderline zoomer), natural hair was the norm as a young child. I know some families straighten kids hair in primary school, but it wasn't the norm around me in the 2000s. I got my first relaxer in 6th grade, around age 11 or 12. I was told it'd make my hair more manageable and easier to maintain if it was straight. In the early 2010s, I wanted to go back to natural and do a "big chop" as it was called. I got a ton of pushback from other latinos and black people. "It's not the 70s or 80s anymore. No one wears afros". In the mid-to-late 2010s is when I started noticing a cultural shift in how curly hair is viewed. Natural hair products and natural hair in media became more common. If anything, it's a generational thing. Boomers and gen x prefer straighted hair, while gen z and gen y lean curly. And this isn't just brown and black people who this all applies to. It's not just a 4a-4c issue. I'm not Jewish, so this is all just my POV on things on an outsider. But there's also seem to been a shift amongst white and white passing people. I'll use fictional media as an example: Kitty Pryde from Marvel Comics. Kitty is Ashkenazi Jewish. When introduced as a teen in the 80s, she had thick curly hair. By the late 90s, however, her hair was increasingly depicted as straight-- seemingly naturally straight now. The change seems to have been because her original look was deemed too stereotypical. "You're saying since she's Jewish she has to have curly hair?" In the late 2010s, there became a pushback against this. It turns out many Ashkenazi superhero fans preferred Kitty's classic look. "Many Jewish people naturally have curly hair. There's nothing wrong with that". Over the past 3 or 4 years, Marvel keeps on switching Kitty's hair depending on the comic. And it's been confirmed in-series that she does straighten her hair. The comic has made some parallels between her straightening her hair (and calling herself "Kate" instead of the more Jewish "Kitty") and her trying to downplay her mutant side. submitted by /u/Gallantpride to r/decadeology [link] [comments]

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