Anonymous wrote:I always go to someone who knows how to cut curly because if I don’t then the stylists give me a cut and advice that is actually for straight haired people and my hair winds up a. Puffy frizzball mess, if I go to get a curly cut then it looks bouncy and lush - no blowouts
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s a fancy way to say lots of layers
No, it is not. Those of us with particular curls benefit from curly cuts.
And it's really a whole lifestyle of hair caretaking. Wash with conditioner instead of shampoo. Don't wash your hair every day. Use leave in conditioner and scrunch and crunch your curls. There are tons of IG and TikTok videos on how to manage your curls. All ethnicities.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NP-Can you help this straight haired mom help her 2C daughter? (best guess) her dad has 3C curls.
Will a curly hair cut stop the weekly de-matting sessions we are currently going through on her hair? It’s practically dreaded by day 3 of wearing it down.
No a cut won't stop that. She should probably wear it braided or you should wash/comb out more often. Keeping it trimmed does help but curly hair is gonna tangle.
Agreed, thank you. I am working on it and trying to convince her. (Have you met 11yo girls? 😂) I keep thinking we’ll figure out the right product combo one of these days. And yes, still working on teaching her (when I only feel a step ahead) that she shouldn’t be brushing it out when dry.
Take her to a curly salon and have the much cooler and more stylish (than mom/dad) stylist teach her how to care for it.
I think you are on to something! Thank you! Anyone have suggestion for NOVA?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NP-Can you help this straight haired mom help her 2C daughter? (best guess) her dad has 3C curls.
Will a curly hair cut stop the weekly de-matting sessions we are currently going through on her hair? It’s practically dreaded by day 3 of wearing it down.
No a cut won't stop that. She should probably wear it braided or you should wash/comb out more often. Keeping it trimmed does help but curly hair is gonna tangle.
Agreed, thank you. I am working on it and trying to convince her. (Have you met 11yo girls? 😂) I keep thinking we’ll figure out the right product combo one of these days. And yes, still working on teaching her (when I only feel a step ahead) that she shouldn’t be brushing it out when dry.
Take her to a curly salon and have the much cooler and more stylish (than mom/dad) stylist teach her how to care for it.
I think you are on to something! Thank you! Anyone have suggestion for NOVA?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NP-Can you help this straight haired mom help her 2C daughter? (best guess) her dad has 3C curls.
Will a curly hair cut stop the weekly de-matting sessions we are currently going through on her hair? It’s practically dreaded by day 3 of wearing it down.
No a cut won't stop that. She should probably wear it braided or you should wash/comb out more often. Keeping it trimmed does help but curly hair is gonna tangle.
Agreed, thank you. I am working on it and trying to convince her. (Have you met 11yo girls? 😂) I keep thinking we’ll figure out the right product combo one of these days. And yes, still working on teaching her (when I only feel a step ahead) that she shouldn’t be brushing it out when dry.
Take her to a curly salon and have the much cooler and more stylish (than mom/dad) stylist teach her how to care for it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s a fancy way to say lots of layers
No, it is not. Those of us with particular curls benefit from curly cuts.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NP-Can you help this straight haired mom help her 2C daughter? (best guess) her dad has 3C curls.
Will a curly hair cut stop the weekly de-matting sessions we are currently going through on her hair? It’s practically dreaded by day 3 of wearing it down.
No a cut won't stop that. She should probably wear it braided or you should wash/comb out more often. Keeping it trimmed does help but curly hair is gonna tangle.
Agreed, thank you. I am working on it and trying to convince her. (Have you met 11yo girls? 😂) I keep thinking we’ll figure out the right product combo one of these days. And yes, still working on teaching her (when I only feel a step ahead) that she shouldn’t be brushing it out when dry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s a fancy way to say lots of layers
No, it is not. Those of us with particular curls benefit from curly cuts.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NP-Can you help this straight haired mom help her 2C daughter? (best guess) her dad has 3C curls.
Will a curly hair cut stop the weekly de-matting sessions we are currently going through on her hair? It’s practically dreaded by day 3 of wearing it down.
No a cut won't stop that. She should probably wear it braided or you should wash/comb out more often. Keeping it trimmed does help but curly hair is gonna tangle.
Anonymous wrote:It’s a fancy way to say lots of layers