wyldcurlz
Well-Known Member
...if so, I have a question. I tried it for the first time last night and it worked pretty good, but my ends were a little stringy & looked like they'd feel crunchy (even though they didn't.) I'm thinking I used too much product, but, I barely used any when I applied it. I've only used Curly Pudding or gels before...
how much Curling Custard do you need to achieve a nice look? Do you "shingle" it on section-by-section like you do with Curly Pudding? Or is there another application technique that works well? Finger-combing it thru the hair? Or scrunching? My hair is thick (especially at the root) but the ends are thinner.
I don't like the "wet look" for my curls, I just want nice, soft, touchable, controlled curls that MOVE! I need movement, not stiffness. thanks!!
how much Curling Custard do you need to achieve a nice look? Do you "shingle" it on section-by-section like you do with Curly Pudding? Or is there another application technique that works well? Finger-combing it thru the hair? Or scrunching? My hair is thick (especially at the root) but the ends are thinner.
I don't like the "wet look" for my curls, I just want nice, soft, touchable, controlled curls that MOVE! I need movement, not stiffness. thanks!!