wyldcurlz
Well-Known Member
i have 3 main problems when i wear my hair down & curly (aka: wash-n-go)
1. my wash & go hair doesn't have a lot of movement. when i get it flatironed, it moves and swings...when i wash & go, its stiff. even though its soft to the touch, just not a lot of movement.
2. the curls at the back of my head aren't very defined. i want luscious, thick, well-defined 3B curls throughout, but the back of my head doesn't seem to curl up as nicely as the front/sides curl. i prefer the look of clumpy curls vs. lots of little individual strands curling.
3. lots of stringy areas that fall straight and don't curl. how do i get curl definition on these areas - right now i have to finger-curl them and clamp them with a clip for a few minutes.
my current routine is to apply a condish (usually AO's Honeysuckle Rose, because it helps my curls clump together), slightly rinse it out, then comb thru this watery gel that i discovered that works pretty well for me. then i air dry and go.
any ideas?
1. my wash & go hair doesn't have a lot of movement. when i get it flatironed, it moves and swings...when i wash & go, its stiff. even though its soft to the touch, just not a lot of movement.
2. the curls at the back of my head aren't very defined. i want luscious, thick, well-defined 3B curls throughout, but the back of my head doesn't seem to curl up as nicely as the front/sides curl. i prefer the look of clumpy curls vs. lots of little individual strands curling.
3. lots of stringy areas that fall straight and don't curl. how do i get curl definition on these areas - right now i have to finger-curl them and clamp them with a clip for a few minutes.
my current routine is to apply a condish (usually AO's Honeysuckle Rose, because it helps my curls clump together), slightly rinse it out, then comb thru this watery gel that i discovered that works pretty well for me. then i air dry and go.
any ideas?
As soon as I saw the title to your thread I was gonna suggest it. All you need is that and a Denman brush to get chunky curls. It's Beyond The Zone curling creme found at Sally's. All I do is apply a quarter sized amound to each side of my head and brush it through w/ my Denman brush, flip my head upside down and shake. While my head is still flipped I'll go through and do what I call a "curl set". Just take small sections and twirl them around your finger....this makes a chunky curl and it also sets your curls and makes them more defined. Ok, then I flip my hair back down and continue to twirl sections until I'm content with it. When it dries you can leave it chunky or separate the curls for more volume. It really comes out nice. HTH