Curls

Curls

Art4Cara2023-05-06T15:46:32.000Z
No. I use either a repairing or moisturizing shampoo as I also have waves+curls. - r/o
I've not found "color-safe" shampoos to be all that different from moisturizing or repairing, myself. And yes I do use sulfate-containing shampoos whi
Art4Cara2023-05-03T15:43:28.000Z
Here in SF at the salon I go to - $100+$25 tip, every 3.5-4 months - r/o
I trim my bangs a couple or so times in between cuts to extend the time to the one I mentioned. Haircuts are one thing I will NOT scrimp on, as I have
Redwings112023-05-03T10:34:35.000Z
either, depends on when I have the time. JVN air dry cream is nice, I used 2 deluxe samples, ++
but haven't purchased yet. I've been using a creme oil on wet hair followed by a styling foam when hair is closer to being dry. it keeps frizz down
dottielsj2023-05-03T00:09:42.000Z
I actually use both, spray first. . The styling cream is quite light and can help define ++
Curls/waves. The Weightless spray is one of my ride or die products against frizz and the hair blahs. It adds shine and some bounce but since they c
Corrina7772023-05-02T01:55:44.000Z
The two most common ingredients used for curl enhancement are magnesium sulfate and proteins.
I’m pretty sure AG Re:Coil includes both magnesium sulfate and protein. But I honestly think technique ends up impacting curl pattern more than produc
MelissaGinParis2023-05-01T14:53:22.000Z
Gorgeous smokey eye by Nic Chapman (formerly of Pixiwoo) >>
not affiliated obviously She looks positively angelic with her curls and I'm glad to hear she's feeling good (considering her past health struggles
dottielsj2023-05-01T14:07:20.000Z
A straightening balm can eliminate frizz and make +++
Flatironing or a straight blowout easier and they have hold so waves/curls won’t go BOING later. Some good ones R+Co Park Avenue; Wella Blowout B
Art4Cara2023-04-24T16:11:11.000Z
No. I do better with sulfates+silicones, despite having color-treated waves+curls - r/o
For a few years I did a modified "curly girl" routine and studiously avoided both sulfates+silicones, which worked for a few years, until it just didn
Artbabe2023-04-16T03:10:35.000Z
I can relate! It's very frustrating. I find products that help, but nothing that consistantly +
makes my hair look good. My hair always gets frizzier as the day goes on. A really good cut helps a lot, but still looking for the product to enco
10172023-04-13T10:00:58.000Z
Same hair type, yes it can be a challenge. I really like The Doux Def Foam stuff (Target or Sallys+
). I use more than I think and cover my hair in it (raking throught he strands). Then I comb/brush it through with a Tangle Teaser brush. Please loo