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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Or you can learn to work with and love your curls and you'll save $550 and a lot of heat damage, and have healthy hair. [/quote]

Here are my choices:
1) wash it every day and thus dry the crap out of by doing so
2) Don't wash it every day and look like I've been electrocuted days 2-5
3) Blow it out once every 5 days and just give it a brush and go on all other mornings...

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I recently discovered THE ANSWER.  Fine mist spray bottles!  Ulta sells a great one for $12.  You mist 2nd or 3rd day curls with water well, re-scrunch.  I'm still in process of figuring out which styling or moisture spray makes it even better.  Redkin 25 spray is just ok.  I don't like BB curl reactivator.   Considering trying Aveda texturizing spray plus their spray conditioner.  But just water is enough to fix hair mostly.  [/quote]

Tried it. Complicating matters is that my hair is blond. Most products you spray in wind up making it look wet- and thus darker and wetter.  I also don’t enjoy how the weather controls my hair styling and that if I rest my head on something for only a few minutes all the curls get separated and frizzy. I don’t like that I can’t wear a hat or can’t deal with wind or rain or draining pasta.

Anyone who thinks natural curls are the effort free solution has clearly never had my hair. [/quote]

No I feel you. Curly hair makes me high maintenance and I hate that. Weather dictates the hair, workout schedules , etc. it’s so annoying we can’t just be wash and go people. My hair tends to looks frizzy and dry if I add the water mist for a refresher, I tried that. [/quote]

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