Scrunched hair

This post is sponsored by Ouidad. All opinions are my own. Links are affiliate. Frizz, our arch-nemesis as a curly girl, likes to show itself throughout our routine. We fight it, but sometimes it’s just inevitable. It’s natural and very common due to the nature of our hair, and it’s unrealistic to expect our hair to be completely frizz-free. However, I’m not just going to say “tough, deal with it.” I’m going to help you identify some things you may be doing in your styling routine that are…

I have already mentioned in my post on how to dry curly hair that towels and rubbing hard are big no nos as they cause frizz and disrupt curl clumping and definition. We also know that styling products are best applied on really wet hair for better moisture retention and product distribution. After applying products, plopping is a great way to decrease your drying time. Another trick to decrease your drying time and dry your hair faster is by scrunching with a T-shirt. While scrunching with…

Over night hair scrunch

Four year transformation, all from learning how to take care of my curls from curlyhair Learning to properly care for and embrace your curly hair can be a bit

Styling routine show how to scrunch naturally curly hair without causing frizz, how to use a t-shirt towel, causes of wet frizz, and how to prevent wet frizz.

Wavy, beachy hair is a low maintenance look that is very trendy at the moment. Scrunching your hair can boost its volume while avoiding any accompanying frizziness. To get this look, it's best to work with slightly damp hair. Use a towel...

Which one gives you better results? Feel free to post pictures of what your hair looks like both times!

It’s time to look beyond your curling wand.