The leave in conditioner/definer takes car of that, for me at least.. depends per curl type what you need rly
Lasta max 2d before i have to do the routine again from scratch.
Do you know the CG method? it's very handy.. also for guys. Check it out to find your curl type and based on that what type of leave-in conditioner you need. It focuses also on natural brands where sulfates/parabenes or other hurtful chemicals are not in it
some people need more oilbased products, others more focused on hydration.
for me, curl type 3B/C
- have to apply liberally on wet hair, not a little bit
- scrunch it in from bottom to top, head bowed down
- dont use towel on your hair to dry.. maybe give a little pre-scrunch w tshirt only if it's overly wet
- then dont touch it, let it air dry
- or blowdry (lowest strenght + medium to cold heat)
I'm guessing by pictures I'm a 3a or b as well? Although if I were to just pluck a hair it looks more like 2?🤷🏽
yes 3a/b def!
you can use that as a start to find the best fitting product. you dont need much creme i see. maybe a change in routine on how you apply + let it dry, more so than the product itself
Ok Cool. Yeah I use uhh ...
Well here's a picture.
The third one... Counting from the left... I've only started using recently now and then. It's mostly for beard but I was like I'll try it on my head🤷🏽
I like how it comes out but eventually a wind will pick up my hair then it's everywhere.
The mousse I put on as like a finisher sometimes. Like when everyone already dry, because I feel like it stops it from frizzing but doesn't get hard like gel ya know? But I like the soft natural kind of look/feel if I can get it.
if you want to work towards no frizz:
you need to avoid using shampoo; only use conditioner to cowash and squish to condish
and find a new product for your hair:
i checked the the utility softner, it has a lot of unproductive chemicals in for your curls (eg. alcohol, perfum) that dry it out causing the frizz. you need something sulfate and alcohol free. also check the mouse on this 😇
But on the utility softener ok! Thanks for letting me know! I only used it maybe 3 times so far on my head. I'll look into some other options. 😁😁🤍🖤🤍🖤
