Applying product to curly hair

Does your hair frizz up instantly after you wash it? Does it tangle, stick together, and feel dry even when it’s wet? I’m sharing some of the most common causes of wet frizz and how to get rid of it.

Need a few curly hair hacks? Curly and wavy hair can be temperamental. Flat roots? Lack of definition? Here are 10 styling hacks to try out.

Bria Larine on Instagram: "You’ve seen me use combs, brushes and my hands to define curls. You’ve seen this process with gels, mousse or leave-in conditioners and mousse (which is what I used for this client). You’ve seen me apply product on damp hair and you’ve seen me apply it on soaking wet hair. Different techniques brings different results. It’s not about the product but understanding what the product can do and the result you want to achieve. TECHNIQUE IS MOST IMPORTANT, NOT PRODUCTS…

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

There is a LOT of information and products being thrown at you in curly hair content and I know it can feel so overwhelming. When I saw the trend going around

“How do you apply your products?” is a question that I’ve received in comments and emails a few times. I’ve wanted to answer this question, but I thought it made sense to share different application techniques rather than making an entire blog post about one method. For the last few weeks I’ve been testing product […]

Ask any curly-haired person what they wish to achieve most with their hair; the universal response is usually one thing: defined curls.