Natural Hair Styles

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UPDATE: I’m planning to book a curly cut and style, outside of braids I’ve never gotten my hair done by a professional so I think that would help a lot with shaping and style advice For context I’ve been natural (no relaxers, silk press, and minimal heat) for almost 10 years. I’ve always had a thick head of hair and hated feeling like I always had to hide it to look “presentable“ so one day I just washed it added some oil and walked out the door lol. Since then I’ve been switching between wearing protective styles like box braids and half wigs (kinky texture only) and wearing my natural hair out. My hair has grown a lot and when straightened it’s a little long but when left curly it’s right at my shoulders. Long story short I LOVE my natural hair despite it being 4C and “a lot to deal with” and if it were up to me and I had a less busy schedule I would wear it out almost all the time. BUT I naturally have a very round face and it’s not the cutest look on me personally. Everyone I know that’s natural has good bone structure for it but I really don’t, I feel like my hair doesnt suit me. So many people have randomly told me that I look better with braids vs just wearing my hair out and while I get it, it hurts because it’s literally MY hair so shouldn’t it look good on me?? Sorry yall just had to rant about it because it bothers me! submitted by /u/Unusual_Season5503 to r/Naturalhair [link] [comments]

For most of my life I kept my hair pretty short and honestly had no idea it was curly at all. Last year I finally grew it out a bit for the first time and the woman who cuts my hair mentioned that I might actually have some curls. I didn’t believe her at first, but ever since then I’ve been experimenting with letting my natural curl pattern do its thing. It’s been a bit of a process and definitely a learning curve. From what I can tell my hair seems to fall somewhere around 2C–3A, and I’ve been trying to build a routine that actually brings the curls out instead of fighting them. I'm mostly curious whether the cut and styling actually suit my face shape / overall vibe, or if there’s something I should adjust (length, shape, styling, etc.). Below is the routine I’ve been using lately. ROUTINE: Shower / Wetting Hair I start by getting the bathroom hot and steamy and letting my hair get completely soaked in the shower. While it’s soaking I flip and shake it a bit to make sure everything is evenly wet. Before getting out I do a very light rake-and-shake with just water to start encouraging the curls to group together and remove a little excess water. Initial Leave-In Products Once I get out of the shower I apply: • SheaMoisture Hold & Shine Moisture Mist • Hair Story Primer + Heat Protectant I lightly run my fingers through my hair to distribute these evenly so everything gets a light coating. Curl Products For the main styling product I mix roughly a 50/50 blend of: • Hair Story Hair Balm • OUAI Curl Cream (Usually a little heavier on the Hair Balm.) I make sure these are mixed really well in my hands before applying. Instead of applying everything at once, I reapply product to my hands 2–3 times and work in sections: • front • middle / crown • back Sometimes I step into a cooler room while doing this because I’ve noticed the cooler air actually seems to help the curls tighten up and clump together better. Curl Clumping + Scrunching After distributing the balm and curl cream mixture evenly, I lean forward and gently scrunch the curls from the tips toward the roots. This helps remove excess moisture and encourages the curls to form stronger clumps. After one gentle pass, I add a small amount of **Hair Story Gel** and go back through scrunching again. This helps remove the remaining excess moisture, reinforces the curl formation, and allows the curls to dry with a light cast so they hold their shape better. Diffusing For drying I use a **Dyson SpeedStyle Pro**. I stand upright and carefully diffuse around my head. I usually start at the front and then work my way around while keeping the airflow controlled so the curl clumps stay intact. I diffuse until my hair is about **80–90% dry**. Letting It Set After diffusing I let my hair air dry the rest of the way for about **30–60 minutes** so the curls can fully set. Final Styling Once fully dry I: • lightly scrunch out any stiffness • add a small amount of texture powder at the roots • lightly shape the curls with my fingers Sometimes I finish with a very light hairspray just to keep things in place. WASHING Most nights when I shower I rinse my hair thoroughly and do a quick wash with **Hair Story “New Wash.”** If I could only recommend one product it would probably be that. It cleans everything out (especially texture powder) without stripping the hair. If my hair feels dry at all I’ll also add a few sprays of **OUAI Leave-In Conditioner** while it’s still damp and wrap it with an old cotton tee or microfiber towel for a bit. Every week or two I’ll do a deeper wash with **OUAI Medium Hair Shampoo**, and about once a month I’ll use **OUAI Detox Shampoo** to remove buildup. Whenever I do a deep wash I always follow it with some kind of deeper conditioning treatment, usually the **OUAI Treatment Mask**. I’m especially curious if the top length vs sides balance looks right, or if the shape should be adjusted. MAIN QUESTIONS: • Does this style actually suit my face shape? • Should the length or shape be adjusted? • Do the curls look defined enough or too heavy? • Anything obvious I could improve in the routine? Appreciate any feedback- still learning how to work with curly hair. submitted by /u/AcutalJoeRogan69 to r/curlyhair [link] [comments]

(Yassified for anonymity) TW: Opinion I know this conversation can get a bit contentious, so please bear with me. I’m what they’d call a wig/lacefront warrior, not because I loved them but I struggled with thinness and poor retention for years and the thought of wearing my hair as is, felt like something I couldn’t feel confident enough for. This (pictured) is the healthiest my hair has been in a lonnng time and I’m finding that I’m preferring it over wigs nowadays which is unprecedented for me. I’ve been trying out different styles with my natural hair recently but have not worn it outside. This is a roll out I did for a second recording of a YouTube video. I initially did it in a silky straight wig which was high key floating above my head like a helmet. And the audio was fudged, so I thought I’d try again with the rollers - to avoid aforementioned wig malfunctions and (unsurprisingly) felt very cute, very fly - which I’d usually be way too self conscious for. FYI: Not wanting praise for embracing my own hair but it made me happy and I just thought I’d share ☺️🩷 submitted by /u/Ok-Vegetable-4842 to r/BlackHair [link] [comments]

I wanted to share my vacation hair photos from Summer 2025 because a lot of people think they can’t wear their natural hair on vacation. I actually made the biggest mistake by buying a gel I’d never tried before right before the trip. I bought it specifically for the trip smdh, the Curlsmith fragrance free stronghold gel, and I absolutely hated it. It has zero slip and immediately makes my hair feel dry when I apply it. It did the exact same thing to my HerGivenHair wig too. Just a mess. Because of that, my hair wasn’t easy to style like I expected it to be. That was also the only styler I brought with me. Tbh, the hairstyle in the last photo was a fail, but I still decided to include it because it's okay for your hair not to turn out how you wanted it to. I really wanted to do the tropical double claw clips hairstyle, but it was very hard since I cut my hair short and also because the gel made my hair super hard to work with. Anyway, even though I made a huge mistake with that stupid gel and the failed hairstyle, I’m still really glad I wore my real hair. I wanted to go swimming so bad, and there was no way I wasn’t going to go underwater and I personally would not want to do that with a wig on. submitted by /u/iam_adumbass to r/Naturalhair [link] [comments]

Recently I’ve truly been feeling kinda chopped with my natural hair no matter what I do to it. I was crying earlier it felt like no hairstyle I do I can truly feel like a girl which is kind of odd but it’s the only way I can describe it. I recently took my braids out (I hardly get my hair done in protective styles) and I’ve really been feeling ugly lately with my natural hair. The photos are some things I’ve done with it that I’ve liked. But idk. I think I’m getting natural hair fatigue or something. Also my mom keeps asking me what I want to do with my hair for my 16th and I’m not really sure if I wanna be natural for my birthday or not. Last year when I was thinking about it I was 100% sure I wanted to be natural. Any advice would be appreciated bc I really don’t know submitted by /u/dasiasdaiseys to r/Naturalhair [link] [comments]