4 Ways To Improve your curly hair extensions

As I look in the mirror at my half-wavy, half-curled, half-dried hair, I soon realize it is yet another failed attempt at improving my curly hair which I can buy in the Julia hair official store. Review the techniques below to find one that suits your curls.

1. Curly Girl Method: This technique was created by Lorraine Massey-she has prevented countless curly girls from whacking their locks off in fits of rage. This method works on every hair type and is fairly simple to follow.

No shampoo unless it is sulfate-free or uses a conditioner to wash.

After cleansing, apply a leave-in conditioner or moisturizer.

Then apply a styling gel with your fingers. Do not comb or brush your hair since it creates frizz.

Hands Off! Don’t touch your curls. This allows the ringlets to form on their own.

2. Tightly Curly Method: This particular method was created by the curly girl, Teri LaFlesh. The TCM works well but requires tons of leave-in conditioner so if you have a bushel of natural hair, this may not be the right technique for you.

Apply a large amount of conditioner to your virgin human hair to the point where it squishes through your finger.

Then section your hair and delicately brush your curls. Usually, a Denman brush is used.

Next, smooth and twirl your curls as you finger comb.

Once again, no hands! Do not disturb your curls as they form.

3. Smoothing: This is perhaps the easiest of all of the methods. This technique usually works well for those who don’t want to put a lot of time and effort into their hair.

First, thoroughly cleanse, condition and detangle your mane.

Section by section, glide your hands down your hair in a smoothing motion. Move your hands in the same direction and pattern.

Hands on your knees! Allow your curly hair such as Brazilian curly hair to thoroughly dry before touching.

4. Shingling: This method is a little more meticulous than the others. It gets the job done and is well worth the effort.