My favorite kind of curls are the ones that behave right. Also ones that are hydrated, freshly washed, and healthy blah blah blah. Just wanted to share some pics of my awesome curls.
I've been recently told that I have 'Kid curls', 'bouncy curls', 'spiral curls', and tbh it makes me feel pretty damn good. I get more attention on my hair than I ever have in my entire life since my hair journey started. Taking care of my hair has given me more patience and more self love than I could ever thought.
Before my hair was dry and extremely damaged. From the earlier stages my hair was kinda stringy and had zero bounce. The struggle and a million protective top knots, and lots of miserable 'bad hair days' here I am. With a much stronger and healthier curls pattern. It took a long time coming, but was definitely worth the tears to get to this level of curl.
I want to go over what I use on daily basis for my hair. Since I've been getting this asked a lot lately. This is will be helpful for you girls are out there like I was and had no clue what the hell to do with your hair.
SHAMPOO: $26
Ouidad Nourising Cleansing Oil This is my favorite shampoo ever I will also sometimes use the Dry Bar 'Blonde Ale' it's a purple shampoo to help tone and brighten my blonde Wash my hair 1-2 times a week and I usually mix the two shampoos together. Conditioner $20 Ouidad Color Preserving Conditioner I make sure to ring out or even towl dry my hair a little before applying it to my hair
Oil: $42
Kevin Murphy Young Again This is moisturizing and also a heat protectant its the first thing I finger comb through my hair fresh out the shower
This next step I switch out weekly and do one then the other for some reason I feel like my hair gets used to the same thing so thats why I like to swap them out weekly
I apply these two products the same. I start in sections and really go to town and scrunch the hell out of my hair to help enhance the curl. I let air dry for a few minutes then I wrap it up in a tee shirt and let it sit for 45 mins to an hour. Take it down then diffuse dry it with my Curly Co Diffuser