pattyr5
Well-Known Member
May sound like a dumb question, but after trying tons of different curl defining products, I finally found some that give me the kind of curl I want.
There's just one thing....my hair gets really BIG. The only way that I can explain this, is that my hair is not clumping together the way I have noticed on non-kinky textured hair. Where some non textured ladies get curls and less volume. Most of tge people of color that I've noticed with curls have big hair as well.
Let me explain that I'm actually not too sure what my natural hair type is.... I believe it rangesany where from 3A to 4B. I've used relaxers pretty much all my life, so its straight now, but my new growth can be spiral curled or an S-pattern. Anyway, when I use my curl products, I get some beautiful curls, and looks great as it is drying (which could be all day). But once it is dry, I still have nice defined curls, but I also look like as though I have ten times more hair on my head!
So back to the original question, is it that my (our) hair type does not clump together, or its the type of products being used that causes that effect?
There's just one thing....my hair gets really BIG. The only way that I can explain this, is that my hair is not clumping together the way I have noticed on non-kinky textured hair. Where some non textured ladies get curls and less volume. Most of tge people of color that I've noticed with curls have big hair as well.
Let me explain that I'm actually not too sure what my natural hair type is.... I believe it rangesany where from 3A to 4B. I've used relaxers pretty much all my life, so its straight now, but my new growth can be spiral curled or an S-pattern. Anyway, when I use my curl products, I get some beautiful curls, and looks great as it is drying (which could be all day). But once it is dry, I still have nice defined curls, but I also look like as though I have ten times more hair on my head!
So back to the original question, is it that my (our) hair type does not clump together, or its the type of products being used that causes that effect?