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This article was co-written by Christine George. Christine George is a hairstylist, colorist and owner of Luxe Parlor, an upscale hair salon in Los Angeles, California. Christine has over 23 years of hairstyling and coloring experience. She specializes in custom haircuts, hair dyes, balayage dyes, highlights and hair corrections. She received a degree in cosmetology from the Newberry School of Cosmetology.
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Nurturing curly hair can be a challenge, especially when it’s dry or damaged! Regularly nourishing curly hair with conditioners, natural oils and intensive hair products can restore the natural beauty of curls and prevent heavy damage.
Steps
Use regular conditioner
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Choose a conditioner of your choice. Make sure to use only the shampoo and conditioner that you like. Look at the information on the label and make sure it’s a product for curly hair. [1] X Research Source
- Gentle formulas with light moisturizing ingredients are best suited for wavy and oily hair. The concentrated formula is more suitable for frizz and drier hair.
- Curly or frizzy hair often needs a creamy conditioner.
- Hair with dry curls needs a strong conditioner or oil.
- For damaged curls, buy a special conditioner for damaged hair.
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Apply conditioner. Curly hair is often the driest and most damaged at the ends because the ends are the “oldest” part of the hair. Concentrate on applying conditioner at the ends of the hair and then gradually work towards the roots. Apply a lot of conditioner at the ends and only a little at the roots – this will help keep your hair’s natural shape by preventing oil from forming at the roots. [2] X Research Source
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Leave the conditioner on your hair for 5 to 20 minutes. You need to leave the conditioner on your hair for at least 5 minutes. You can increase the time to 15 or 20 minutes if your hair is severely damaged or often dry.
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Rinse hair with cold water. Rinse your hair with cold water to keep the natural oils in the hair and keep the cuticle close to the hair shaft, making the hair smooth. Use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to detangle hair while washing.
- Using a wide tooth comb is extremely useful for hair with a curly texture.
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Use dry conditioner (optional). Currently, many brands have produced dry conditioners or hair masks specifically for curly hair. These products can strengthen hair protection and make it easier to deal with frizzy hair. Apply the product as directed on the package, then leave the conditioner in your hair and style as usual. [3] X Research Sources
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Blow dry the hair. Blow-drying your hair is the best way to prevent damage and tangles from frizz. If you often use a blow dryer to style your hair, you should try another method of curling or straightening your hair.
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Lower the temperature of the styling tool to the lowest. High heat can damage curly hair! If using a curling iron, straightener, or hot comb, you should choose the lowest heat setting. If using a hand held curling iron, you should choose one with a large diameter curling rod to avoid having to curl many times. [4] X Research Sources
Nourish hair with oil
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Choose the right oil for your hair. Using oils is a natural treatment for curly hair, with no chemicals or risk of chemical residue on the hair. Based on your hair texture and preferences to choose the most suitable oil. [5] X Research Sources
- Jojoba oil is an extremely thin oil, so it won’t feel greasy like other oils. This type is suitable for curly hair, but is especially useful for lightly curly hair.
- Coconut oil is excellent at penetrating hair to restore strength and is suitable for hard hair. Even so, some people won’t like the smell of coconut oil.
- Olive oil or grapeseed oil has a medium consistency, suitable for medium to curly hair. Besides softening the hair and providing shine, olive oil also helps with scalp itching and flakes. However, olive oil has a strong smell that not everyone likes.
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Heat the oil with warm water. Warm oil is easier to use on hair as it is usually liquid. However, do not heat the oil in the microwave or on the stove, as it will cause burns. Instead, place the oil bottle in a bowl of warm water until the surface feels warm. [6] X Research Source
- Particularly with coconut oil, you will need to heat it, because coconut oil is usually thick at room temperature. However, if the temperature of the hot air is warm, the oil will flow on its own.
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Keep clothes clean. Oil can stay on clothes for a long time, so you’ll need to wrap your hairdresser’s scarf, apron, or raincoat over your clothes before you begin.
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Apply the oil from the ends of the hair to the roots. Initially, you only need to take about 30ml of oil and then gradually increase as needed. Start applying from the ends of your hair and work your way up to the roots, using your fingers or a wide-toothed comb to detangle hair while applying the oil. Be careful not to apply the oil directly to the scalp – this can clog pores! [7] X Research Sources
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Let the oil soak into your hair for about 5 to 20 minutes. Let hair absorb oil to retain nutrients and repair damage. Leave the oil on your hair for about 5 minutes. If your hair is severely damaged, you can leave the oil in your hair for up to 20 minutes.
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Rinse hair with cold water. Cold water helps keep the benefits of nourishing hair with oils. The oil drain takes longer than the regular conditioner, but be sure to rinse the oil thoroughly! Leaving your hair soaked in oil will make your hair greasy. Blow dry your hair after rinsing. [8] X Research Sources
Use intensive hair care products
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Choose intensive hair care products. An intensive care product that softens frizzy or frizzy hair. Also, this product is great for damaged hair! Just make sure it’s specifically for curly hair – the best products will have ingredients like shea butter, avocado oil, keratin, argan oil, and coconut oil. You can also buy a protein intensive conditioner to nourish severely damaged hair – with ingredients like hydrpyzed cplagen, Panthenp, soy protein or glycoprotein. [9] X Research Source[10] X Research Source
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Use the product according to the instructions. Apply the product from the ends of the hair to the roots, as you would with a regular conditioner.
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Use heat (optional). This is an optional step, but the heat opens the hair cuticles, allowing the product to penetrate deeper. However, using a blow dryer for curly hair can damage your hair; Instead, you should wet 3 or 4 small towels with cold water, wring them out, and heat in the microwave for 1-2 minutes. Wrap a towel around your head and let it sit for 5-10 minutes.
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Rinse hair with cold water. Use cold water to rinse your hair to remove the conditioner. You can use your hands or a wide tooth comb to detangle your hair. [11] X Research Source
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Head washing. Wash your hair as usual with a shampoo specifically for curly hair. Just make sure to wash in a top-down direction before rinsing to prevent tangles! You can add a regular conditioner right after to keep the benefits of deep hydration, but it’s not necessary. [12] X Research Source
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Split the hair. If you have long hair, you need to divide your hair into 6-8 sections for easy handling. Use your hands or a wide-toothed comb to detangle your hair if needed, but do it gently because wet hair is weaker and more prone to breakage.
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Use other products. If you want to use rollers, styling products or dry hair masks, feel free to use them now before blow-drying your hair.
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Regular hair care! Intensive hair care products are not meant to be used every day, but should be used regularly. If your hair is severely damaged, intensive hair care is recommended every week. Or, once a month is fine!
Advice
- Sulfates (such as ammonium laureth sulfate or sodium lauryl sulfate) are found in most shampoos and can make curly hair dry and damaged. Opt for a sulfate-free shampoo, wash your hair without shampoo, or wash it with conditioner (known as “co-washing”), which are common practices among many women with curly hair. .
- Try styling that helps protect your hair like braids or twists. These styles can be kept for up to a month or two, helping to limit damage to the hair caused by environmental influences. However, do not leave your hair for longer than two months as it will be very greasy.
- Curly hair care methods will vary depending on the season. In the summer, use more liquid products and/or reduce the use of dry conditioner, to avoid frizz and hold hair. In winter, switch to a thicker cream and use more conditioner to protect your hair from the cold, dry air.
- Hair care is very important after bathing or swimming in chlorinated water.
Warning
- Sunlight can damage hair. Choose a conditioner that contains sunscreen, or wear a wide-brimmed hat or scarf when the sun is hot.
- Do not use a round brush to comb curly hair. This can cause hair to fall out and destroy the natural shape of the curls.
- If you’re going to use essential oils, you should dilute them with a thinner oil (not water) before using them on your body – whether it’s hair or skin.
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This article was co-written by Christine George. Christine George is a hairstylist, colorist and owner of Luxe Parlor, an upscale hair salon in Los Angeles, California. Christine has over 23 years of hairstyling and coloring experience. She specializes in custom haircuts, hair dyes, balayage dyes, highlights and hair corrections. She received a degree in cosmetology from the Newberry School of Cosmetology.
This article has been viewed 1,919 times.
Nurturing curly hair can be a challenge, especially when it’s dry or damaged! Regularly nourishing curly hair with conditioners, natural oils and intensive hair products can restore the natural beauty of curls and prevent heavy damage.
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