[ SECRET POST #2709 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2709 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Curly hair issues

[(Anonymous)]

Used it for a while, tried some stuff, dropped some others, and I now use a sort of modified version. I think it's important to go with what works for your hair, so if something they suggest isn't working for you, feel free to play around with things. But I found it really was a great base for changing the way I approached my hair, so I definitely do recommend it.

I wash with conditioner at least every other day, and wash with water every day. I don't use any product in my hair, so no fuss there. The curly girl method suggests flipping your hair over and scrunching up as you dry/put product in, but I've found that actually creates more frizz for me. Instead, I comb my hair when damp with a wide-toothed comb (that's one curly girl recommendation that's worked beautifully for me), then bun/clip it up and let it air-dry slowly like that - it keeps the frizz in check, as opposed to when I leave it down to air-dry.

I do have a mild, sulfate-free shampoo that I use maybe once in two or three months, if my scalp's feeling gunky (water and friction actually gets rid of that feeling amazingly well, plus conditioner if you want). Mostly I try and stick to natural remedies, and my go-tos are a conditioner+brown sugar scrub for my scalp, warm water+apple cider vinegar if there's any dandruff, and warm water+lemon juice for a general clarifying rinse.

Re: Curly hair issues

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I'd say that the Must Follow rules for most curly hair are just:
-Avoid sulphates and silicones in products
-Don't blow dry
-Never brush
-Only comb your hair when it's wet

Everything else is experimenting with what's right for you!