How To: Style Curly Hair
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How To: Style Curly Hair
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Curly hair style
curly hair styles
Article by Leigh Connelly
Curly hair style
Why is curly hair so sought after? Curly hair is the epitome of great hairstyles and is easily the most sought after hairstyle. Most of this is because it is just so difficult to achieve a curly look unless you already have curly hair. If you want straight hair you can use a sedu hair straightner but if you want curly hair the best you can hope for is one of the ineffective hair curling products in stores.
If you were blessed with a naturally curly hair style then you will want to take care of it and form it as well as you can- here’s how you can do it:
* Use moisturizing shampoo! Moisturizing shampoo is made to keep your hair within its own style. In other words, if you have curly hair it will keep it curly and if you have straight hair it will keep it straight. Moisturizing conditioner works in a similar fashion. * Rinse your hair out with cold water after washing! If you can, it is wise to use ice cold water to rinse your hair out with to keep your hair shiny and healthy. Do this right after washing and conditioning. * Use straightening gel! Straightening gel should be used to separate your bangs from your body of hair because keeping the two apart will better emphasize your curly hair.
If you have straight hair to begin with it will be tougher for you to achieve the curly look, but don’t fret- here are your options:
* Use an iron! An iron is probably the easiest way to achieve curly hair because a hot curling iron will keep the curls in straight hair for the longest period of time. Use either a hot iron or hot rollers. * Use rollers! After you are done shampooing and conditioning, try putting your hair on foam or rag rollers before drying. This can result in the potential curls. * Scrunch it up! If you want a more wavy look then you can try scrunching your hair up! Get a thick styling gel and ‘scrunch’ your hair with it as you blow dry it.
Curly hair styles can give any women a sexy, sizzling look and it doesn’t matter how long your hair is to make it work! Of course naturally curly hair is the easiest to maneuver, even if you have straight hair you can make it work for you. Curly hair brings texture without tough treatment!
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Strictly Curls: A Step-by-step Guide to Styling Curly Hair
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Love Your Hair!!♥♥♥
shes beautiful!!! cant wait til my hair is that length
@SGmom2 I never said she wasn’t beautiful, nor did I say she wasn’t beautiful with her hair. I actually like her hair, I just refuse to call those curls when they aren’t.
@sameshitdifday There is no denying here. She is beautiful with her,curls, kinks, naps or however you choose to define her hair. Be blessed and I hope tomorrow is not filled with shit for you. Maybe if the shit is out of your life, you will be a happier person
@SGmom2 In denial, I see. Well, that’s your problem, not anyone else’s. But the reality is that you’re wrong, so sorry about that. These aren’t curls, and nothing you say will change that. Be gone.
@SGmom2 yup.
@malinamih Please show me where I said kinky hair is the ONLY beautiful hair? My daughter has butt length practically straight hair and it is beautiful. I have very long tighly curled hair and it is equally as beautiful. My husband has stick straight hair and it is beautiful. I appreciate all types of beauty. You are getting your panties wadded up for nothing my wavy-haired dear. Read b4 u go off on someone. Kinky hair is only hard to manage IF you don’t know what you are doing. Be blessed!
@SGmom2 wow you have a problem. ‘get a grip and let go of your insecurities’.when have I ever said or behaved in a ‘sissy bitch feeling insecure’ behaviour like you did?you annoyed me b/c you said that only people with kinky hair are lucky.no shit.i don’t think they really much are.yes,curly/kinky hair is gorgeous but extremely hard to manage.so i’m lucky too.
@malinamih So why be annoyed b/c I think she is equally as lucky? Everyone should embrace what they have. You should be annoyed at the negative comments a/b her texture not one of praise. Get a grip and let go of your insecurities.
@SGmom2 you annoy me.every hair texture is beautiful no matter if it’s 1c,2a/c,3b/4c,a whatever.i’m was born with wavy hair and I’M LUCKY.
@sameshitdifday However you choose to define it is fine. Naps/kinks are simply tight curls and I am sorry our creator didn’t bless you with them. Her beauty shouldn’t intimidate you. There is someone for everyone, even assholes like you.
@SGmom2 Girl shut yo ass up and stop complaining. These are not curlys, bitch. They’re naps, no matter how much you dislike that fact! Deal with it and stop whining, shit.
@hellokittycutie2003 btw someone already commented saying the same thing to me…..so thanx but not needed
@hellokittycutie2003 lol idk i wrote that 3 weeks ago so i don’t really remember why i wrote that………..but its pretty random
@XxmollyoliviaxX Kinks are tightly coiled curls…so yes, it’s STILL curly. Nothing wrong with calling it kinky, but both are interchangeable with this textured hair. And no offense, but what does being half black have to do with anything?
@MrTonyCejas And when she pulled her hair back…Oh, I think I just died…
Beautiful woman…I wish there were more sistas like her around my way…
Cute and pretty. Thanks
that last look sucked.. i’m sorry, but i’m wondering who this vid was for.. natural women or white ppl styling natural women? I’ve been natural since i was 14 btw, but the little tendril fly away look just takes more time than the model had in order to really pull it off.
i do appreciate Ford Models shooting this video though, and the model is very beautiful.
i love her hair
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nice
@elmoeptn yeah i guess its kinda curly
@XxmollyoliviaxX well i’m puerto rican and black and i would describe it as curly. look again … its not quite kinky. more of a tighter curl.
in it
Not for everyday,
I thought that maybe this would have more of a step-by-step daily styling guide. It is all about updos and that kind of thing. So, helpful if that’s what you’re looking for, but no tips for the normal day-to-day style or enhancing curl, etc.
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|Mostly updos, but a few can be worn everyday.,
I am delighted to have found a book entirely dedicated to updos for curly hair. For many years, I tried to make my hair look straight by tying it really tight. In the recent past, I have worn my hair short so as not to bother with buns and ponytails for straighties. A few of the updos presented by Ms. Nicole Siri can be worn everyday. Another plus, the spiral bound feature of this book allows me to follow along as I learn and practice the styles.
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|Awesome book!,
I spent most of my life with straight hair in a bob or similar cut. I never learned how to do anything more complicated than fix my basic style or put in a pony tail the few times my hair was actually long enough.
Several years ago, my hair began to change. It has gotten curlier and curlier over the last ten years. I now have unquestionably, naturally curly hair! I also decided to grow it out and it’s now several inches below my shoulders with long layers (long enough I can still have a pony tail without bobby pins.) My problem was that I had no clue what to do with all these long lovely curls. I had three options: down, pony tail or pull the sides back in a barrette. The last two methods were a nice change and kept it out of my face, but tended to make me feel a bit like a teenager.
I spent hours searching through YouTube videos trying to get ideas with very little success. Then, I found Strictly Curls! Oh my goodness, it is wonderful. Even for a complete hair ditz like myself almost all of the styles are doable. Each style is ranked from one to three flowers to give an idea of the challenge level. No, I don’t always get it right the first try, but so far I’ve eventually been successful with every style I’ve attempted. I’ve even “invented” a few of my own when I did something wrong, but still managed to rescue it.
Many of the styles are very quick and easy once you have them down, but so very much cuter than a plain old pony.
There are styles for all different lengths, but the majority of them are going to work best if your hair is at least a little below or maybe at your shoulders and if you don’t have short layers. My long layers haven’t caused any issues so far at all. Of the sixteen styles described, only three are acceptable for hair above your shoulders, so I wouldn’t really recommend the book for those with shorter hair.
No complicated or expensive accessories are required either. I don’t believe there are any styles that require more than bobby pins, a scrunchy or covered bands. There is a short section at the end though that tells you how to fancy up your basic bobby pin with cheap do-dads from the craft store.
I seldom ever do reviews, but just had to share my excitement over this book with others. If you don’t know what to do with your long curls – get this book!
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