Do you have curly hair? If you do, the chances are good that you have already done a lot, including spending a lot of money trying to tame those curly tresses. Among many other things you have probably already done is to learn what works and what doesn’t to care for your hair.  

If you have curly hair, congratulations. You have been given what many straight-haired women the world over would beg to have. Unfortunately, you also know that having curly hair can be a literal handful. Maybe the points in this article will lead you down a path to more manageable curly hair. Here’s How to Care For Curly Hair, and some other points on hair care. 

Don’t Over Shampoo Your Hair

There are a lot of great shampoos out there. They only work, however, when you use them right. Further, any user should first decide what they are after in using a particular shampoo. A healthier scalp? Less brittle hair? Whatever the goal is, try to keep shampooing to a minimum, but not every day. The goal should be to keep hair healthy. For best results, keep shampooing a few times a week. To find the best shampoo for curly hair, browse around here.

Don’t Skip the Conditioner

Most people with curly hair tend to have hair that is dull, dry, and riddled with frizz. For this reason, it’s a good idea to make sure that hair is well-conditioned. Try to use a hydrating conditioner that is made specifically for curly hair. According to Rank & Style, this will give you the protection, nourishment, and hydration that your hair won’t get otherwise.

Don’t Wait Until Late to Set

Many people make the mistake of not setting their hair until long after they have shampooed. After all, they reason, why worry about curling naturally curly hair? The truth is that setting curls in curly hair should be done sooner rather than later. This gives hair the opportunity to be tamed before it gets wild. And don’t make the mistake of raking through your hair with fingers. Use closed hands. Running your fingers through your hair only causes frizz and damage.

Be Careful of How You Dry Your Hair

When using a hand hair dryer, always use a diffuser. This helps to minimize the amount of time hot air is directly on your hair. Using a diffuser will also keep the tossing and tumbling of your hair to a minimum. And less friction causes less frizz.

Use Leave-In Conditioner

Many people with curly hair make the mistake of using conditioner in the shower, then washing it out. This is a serious mistake. According to realtimecampaign.com, it’s better to use a leave-in conditioner since this provides nourishment and moisture, but it also provides a protective barrier for your hair. 

Don’t Use a Brush or Fine-Toothed Comb

Another huge mistake that many people make is to use a brush or fine-tooth comb on their hair, post-shower. This not only breaks hair off, but it also disrupts curl patterns, which is important for curly hair. Instead, use a wide-tooth comb to detangle your hair, and once it is rinsed, do nothing to it. This will set you up for some beautiful curls when they are ready.

Congratulations. Follow this routine, and you will find yourself with perfect curly hair that will do nothing short of dazzle everyone.

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