Curly VS Straight Hair
Curly VS Straight Hair
The Problems
- Blow-drying your hair takes hours and often ends up frizzy.
- You can’t sleep with wet hair
- Straightening your hair can take at least half a day
- You fear humidity
- You spend a fortune on products that only last a month.
- You’re always snapping your hair ties
- It’s impossible to add volume to your straight thin hair.
- Curls in your hair fall out before you’ve even left the house
- Ponytail dents!
- There’s no variety, your hair will always look straight.
- Washing your hair everyday is the only way to avoid grease.
- Your positive you can see your roots growing out after just a week.
Top Tips
- Embrace conditioner and use a lighter shampoo to keep your hair hydrated.
- Use a silicone serum – it offers protection from humidity.
- Never towel dry your hair and blow-dry with a diffuser.
- Cut out the shampoo ones in a while and just use conditioner.
- Use a comb in the shower whilst your hair is wet.
- Layer, Layer, Layers
- Skip brushing and blow dry upside down.
- Sleep with your hair in a bun at night
- Towel dry as much as possible before picking up the hairdryer.
- Avoid washing your hair every day and focus the conditioner on the tips of your hair rather than the roots
- Don’t use a plastic comb on your hair ones its dry
Archiving The Opposite
- Products, Products, Products!
- Use a round brush to pull your hair straight when blow-drying.
- Pull the top half of your hair into a bun and divide the bottom half into smaller sections.
- Using a comb, straighten each section of hair from root to tip.
- Unclip the top half of your hair and repeat the process.
- Finish off with a serum or spray
- Start with a good haircut; split ends wont hold a curl!
- Add texture and protect your locks with serums and heat protection.
- Find the right curling method, from hot rollers to curling irons.
- Start curling from the top layer of your hair rather than the bottom
- Spray each curl with hairspray as you go and leave pinned to your head.
- Undo the pins and finger curl for your finished look.
