Healthy Hair Tips For Curly Hair Girlies ~ Tiktok Compilation

Hey guys, so i get a lot of questions about my hair, and so i'm just gon na address most of those questions in this video. So the very first thing is on my hair routine, so i always do my hair in the shower. I always section my hair and i do each section individually. I use the denman brush. I go in with the curl sculptor first and it's by mix chicks and i run it through my hair. Next, i go in with the pattern um gel and i scrunch it in there and then i use my micro fiber towel or you can use a t-shirt and just scrunch it um the volume question. So i don't touch my hair while it's drying, even if i don't diffuse it i'll, use a microfiber towel or like a t-shirt, and i will just let it air dry and then after it air dries. I will shake it out with my hand or a pick. A lot of you talk about not getting volume at the top of your head, make sure that you're putting product at the top and that you're scrunching at the top and you're letting it dry and then shaking it out and the last topic. If you are going to use a diffuser, i would recommend switching it between hot and cold, so that your hair isn't getting a lot of heat damage. Absolutely. This is five ways to grow your hair longer, thicker and healthier part. Two. My part one received over 290 000 views. It'S still on my page and looks like that check it out. My hair also used to look like that, so about shoulder length and now it's midway down my back tip number one protect your hair, while you're sleeping this includes sleeping on a silk or satin pillowcase, and for my curly girls sleeping in a silk bonnet, i got Mine from amazon, two avoid really slick hairstyles. This breaks off the pieces of the hair you're repeatedly brushing and dries it out. If you're using gel three be careful when your hair is wet, wet hair is much more fragile than dry air, so you should not be styling or putting it up. While it's wet for hair growth supplements, i've currently been using msn powder. I'Ve noticed a huge difference in hair growth comment below. If you want a tutorial on three ways, i use this five stop straightening your hair. It makes it dry and creates split ends, invest in a way braid it or twist it hey guys. This is part two of how i grow my hair up to one inch per week. So, as you can see, this is my hair length at the moment, and it is quite long for this method i'm going to be using jamaican black, castor oil start by parting. My hair in the middle and directly putting the oil onto my scalp i'll, then massage the oil into my scalp and repeat this all over to ensure that my scalp is covered with the oil as much as possible afterwards. This is how saturated my scalp looks. I then like to brush, through my hair, to help the oil travel down my hair shaft and next i braid my hair to keep the ends out of the way and once i've done that i'll put on a satin bonnet and blow dry for 10 minutes. The reason for this is the heat from the hairdryer will promote blood flow to the scalp and, in addition, with the castor oil, this encourages hair growth. So after 10 minutes i'll tie back my hair, that's it so thanks for watching here are some curly hair tips on how it went from this. To this, like girl, look at her we're not even the same person like look at the hair. I'M gon na tell you guys. First, things, first, is you need to go, get a haircut as you can see, my hair was long right, but these little strands right here that was straight was what was dragging my hair down and because it was dragging my hair down, i wasn't able to fulfill The curls that i'm supposed to have, which are these also another mistake that i used to do, was the fact that after i wash my hair, i would literally just throw this on and just and that's it and just air dry. That'S not, okay! What you need to do is to section your hair out with clips and to spray with water brush your hair down and put the products in in different sections. I used to be so lazy and just let it air dry no like to keep the hair looking good. You need to defuse it. So get a diffuser tell you my hair was damaged, it was damaged. I straightened my hair for about five years in a row. I'M showing you what i did to restore my dead hair back to life. First step, no more heat, i mean it. I know you've heard it before and you've ignored it. However, if you're serious about your natural hair journey, you have to stop flat ironing or blow drying your hair, not forever. Just until your hair is healthy, and i know what you're thinking my hair is so dead. The curls have actually deformed, and my curl pattern is just not what it used to be. This happened to me too, but after you put down the heat and you throw out those products with parabens and sulfates start using a deep conditioner, the one i'm using in this video is linked in my bio. It helps restore moisture, although it doesn't work overnight. If you use it once a week for a while, it does help. I went through a time where i hated my curls, but i found a way to love them, which consisted of going on youtube and finding girls with similar curl types to me, using the products they recommended and finding what worked for my hair. Some products work. Some products didn't, but i found what works for me and you can too so there's honestly a lot of products that you can use um, but i just say, like use a gel in it, because that will help reduce frizz and also don't blow dry. Your hair, which is a weird tip, but if you do decide to blow your hair, make sure you guys you guys probably know this so make sure you guys use a diffuser on it um, because it will make your hair look a little frizzy. I blow-dried it just now and it will make it a little frizzy we'll get a little bit of frizz, so i honestly recommend using a microfiber towel just damp it off, because that's what keeps my frizz down so yeah curl hack of the day, take your spray Bottle your favorite conditioner and your favorite oil mix, the conditioner and oil with the water in your spray bottle, and i promise your hair will be extra moisturized. The next time you go to refresh your curls, so people have been asking me: how do you get curls at your roots, um i used to do a flatness on the top too, so i'm gon na show you guys some. I think four tips, four tips today. First tip is to finger coil. When you finger coil, you will get the curls you want when it dries. When you diffuse your hair, you see how people go like this, bring it all the way up, just bring it all the way up and then, when it dries, there's gon na be space like right here, that's gon na give you some type of volume. Three is when your hair is very completely much very, very dry, like 100 dry you're, going to use your pick you're just going to brush through different layers out like this, especially the top the middle brush out like that, and then you you're just going to intensify Your curls just like that your definition is going to go away, but at least you're going to get more shape and basically, my last tip is, throughout the day, just flip your hair over and just run your hair like this and just keep doing that throughout the Day and then boom you're gon na get the curls on the roots. So i looked up those tick-tock curly hair tutorials, because this is what my hair like looks like naturally like there was always like frizzy spots. It was like kind of curly kind of straight whatever, but then i started using this and this - and i started brushing my hair with this. Instead of this, then i wrapped a towel around my neck to soak up some of the moisture once it was damp. I put this in my hair. I got a diffuser and attached it to my hair dryer, which is my roommates because it didn't fit on mine, even though my hair dryer was con air and i just kept scrunching this in my hair. The whole time just like how you grab your hair to curl it like at the beach and stuff, then i put this in it and did the same movement with my hand when it was almost dry, and this is what my natural hair looks like now. That'S how you scrunch it. This is how you diffuse it and i hope it helped long if you have curly hair. So far, a couple of you guys have reached out to me about your hair and i'm just gon na record this video, because there's some repetition that i've seen first things first is you should not be brushing your hair out if you have your hair out like This and you brush it out. You'Re gon na lose your definition, and it's just going to make your hair very puffy. Second thing is, like i mentioned before: you want to have a shape to your hair. If your hair is all at the same length, your hair is not going to have a space to curl. So therefore you should go get a haircut and i understand if you want to keep your length and stuff like that, let them know you want to keep your length, but you need a shape to your hair in order to really get curls. Another question asked was how much product do i put in my hair? I feel like this is a big problem, because a couple of you guys have came to me about how your hair is very frizzy after diffusing, and i think the problem is you're. Putting too much products to where your hair can't hold it, so this is a method i've seen online. So basically you choose a section right. Let'S pretend this is the section you basically go like this and however, this much is is how much product you need. So yeah do you want super defined curls, grab your favorite leave-in and some water and start spraying. Your hair make sure it's super wet. Next, i'm going to apply a leave-in that has good slip, make sure you section your hair while doing this next dampen your hair. Some more grab your denman brush brush up and out and shake it out. I'M gon na do this again. Do you see these amazing curls just forming so one more time there we go. Look at that ringlet you're gon na follow through, and do this to your whole head, make sure you work in sections and that's it next. You'Re gon na want to finish off with your favorite gel and that's literally it look at my hair guys. Look at the ringlets they're beautiful, they're perfect. I am gon na sum up some mistakes that i've seen people do, which i recommend, because i've seen improvements when i give my tips so hear me out stay away from moose. Moose is so bad for your hair, like if you're going to a party or something - and you want your hair to be very defined - okay go for it, but if you're using mousse every single day, it will dry out your hair, even if it says curly hair. Well me personally from using mousse, it literally dries out my hair, so don't use mousse, also some people they tell me they just use regular gel for their hair. I used to do that dries out. Your hair. You got to go for a cr. Oh, you got to go for a curly hair type of gel, also don't wet your hair every single day that will dry out your hair too. Like i said, i posted some curly hairstyles try to do that, instead of having to refresh it every day with water. The less the better two to three products when your hair is white is fine, but don't overdo it and put like 10 products so yeah. This is how you perform the hair porosity strand test to find your hair porosity. First, you need a naturally fallen hair. Do not rip it from your scalp because you can risk breaking it. You will know it's a naturally fallen hair when it has a little bulb on the end. That'S where it attaches to your scalp you're, going to grab a cup and you're going to fill it with room temperature. Water now put the naturally fallen hair into the cup of water, leave it in there for at least half an hour and then come back to check on it later. If the hair is floating at the top of the cup, it is low porosity because it has a hard time accepting water. If it's in the middle, it's medium porosity, because it is able to accept some water. If it's at the very bottom of the cup, then it is high porosity because it accepts all of the water it possibly can my curly hair routine with bangs section, your hair, wet your hair, add curl cream. Add some sort of gel look at that curl definition for the bangs part apply products upward finger coil some pieces now wait till hair dries, hey guys. I have some curly hair tips for you um growing up. I really had no clue how to take care of my hair and that caused a lot of like damage and frustration um. So i wanted to just kind of help you guys out. If you are dealing with any of that first, when you're cutting your hair curly, you want to make sure you cut it dry. This helps with keeping the form and shape that you're wanting when it is dry now, because it does change a lot when it goes from wet to dry, also use a bonnet when you're sleeping, because you don't want to wash your hair every single day a week. So this helps with keeping it fresh and not matted and frizzy when you sleep this or oil, just in general, this castor oil that you can use for your skin or your hair. Oil in general is your best friend when it comes to curly hair, because you need as much moisture as you can get and don't do this. This isn't your friend i promise and just love your hair. It'S amazing! It'S amazing best thing. I ever learned about diffusing. My curls, so while the hair is wet you're just going to hover over the hair flip it back and forth, get it from different angles until it forms that hard cast from your mousse or your gel. And then, at that point you can go in and start drying the roots your ends dry, the fastest. So it's better to focus on the root. If you go from the bottom up, like you see in a lot of videos, you can dry your hair out and make it frizzy. So i try to focus on the roots until that starts to dry, then, when the hair is completely dry and it has the cast, i scrunch out the crunch. This um makes it the soft curls that you see here and then i get hair in my mouth and then i find my part and there you go tips on diffusing. I'M on the last stretch, i'm just doing the top here, but i thought i'd come and show you what i like to do at the top for volume normally and what most people do like. My sister she'll grab like a horizontal line just like this and then she'll take her demon brush and comb upwards and back, but because my hair is so long and thick. I find that it's a little bit more difficult for me to do that. So i'm going to show you what i do first, i make sure that my brush is wet just to give me a little bit more slip and then i'll take a diagonal section. Just like that, and then i'll brush the section through and then hit it from the root and lift up and done you can see. I have nice volume on my roots already, and the really nice thing about this technique is that it doesn't give me a very defined part. I don't have a defined middle part or side part, it's just kind of naturally falling where it wants to, and that's how you also achieve volume and here's. The final result welcome to curly hair tips with surrey when rinsing your hair use cold water instead of hot water. Hot water will make your hair very frizzy and strip away the natural oils. You need also don't comb out your curls all the time you don't have to detangle them every single time you wash it do it twice a week. I left this clipping because i thought it was really funny when the powder cut out in my reaction, which is stupid, also another tip, let your hair breathe. If you ever have a day where you're just sitting at home. Doing nothing, i would just say, put in some leave-in conditioner and then put your hair up in a really loose bun. I especially like doing this. Whenever i go to sleep because then i'm guaranteeing to not do anything, i'm sorry, so i'm so dead. I'M like super tired, but i hope this helped you guys so stay tuned for the next tip. I post here are some tips to avoid really fizzy hair. A lot of you asked me how i keep my hair from getting frizzy, so i hope this helps tip number one avoid washing your hair. Too often some people wash their curly hair every day i wash my hair every five days, washing your hair so often can cause frizz and dryness tip number two be careful. What you're, using your hair, the wrong shampoo, conditioner and leave-ins can definitely cause your hair to be frizzy and dry. With that being said, stay away from silicones, parabens and sulfate tip number three would be to deep condition and do protein masks. Curly hair is already naturally very dry, so you definitely need the extra moisture to avoid frizz tip number four would be to clarify your hair at least once a month. I know people that do it more often, but can definitely cause your hair to be frizzy. A lot of people assume that frizzy hair is just due to lack of moisture, but it can also be because of product buildup as well. The last tip would be not to use a towel to dry your hair use like a cotton t-shirt or microfiber towel. Are you looking for low porosity, hair tips, then this video is for you, okay, this video is going to be super easy for me one because i have low voracity hair so who better to help you figure out what tips you need than somebody like me now. If you don't know low porosity, hair means the cuticle layer of your hair. Shafts are closed very very tight. It takes a little bit of work to open them up, but once they are open, they get all the moisture in and they close tightly again to keep that moisture in place so tip number one to open those cuticle layers. Try things like steaming from time to time or heated deep conditioning sessions to open up those cuticles tip number two don't put too much product on your hair. Low porosity is already closed, so you don't want to keep packing things on top on top on top, because it can just really weigh your hair down protein treatments probably aren't going to be your best friend, because your hair is just so close tightly already. You don't want protein packing on and on. Just like the previous tip i gave about the hair products. Okay, i'm gon na be showing you guys how to properly diffuse, once you already put all your products in you're gon na diffuse, with on high and on hot, when it's still wet, don't touch it you're, just gon na hover until the gel or whatever you have On dries, okay, now that it's hard you're gon na go to the top, that's what she said: okay, so now that the top is all nice and hot and ready you're gon na crunch up crunch up okay, so i did my makeup, so you guys can see The finished look and look at this no frizz more definition, see that i don't wan na lie to y'all. Look at this look at this bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce pounds and pounce. Look at this beautiful hi guys welcome to quail talks today, i'm gon na be giving you guys curly hair tips on period. So let's get started. The first tip that i have is not to use a blow dryer. I'Ve said this before, but i just feel like blow dryers, really make my hair frizzy whenever i use them so even using a diffuser, my hair does not react good to them once it's completely dry, so i'll just avoid using blow dryers and let your hair naturally Dry, even though it can take all day, especially for me, my second tip is how to avoid shrinkage. So for me my shrinkage can come from simply just like wearing a hoodie like this, as you can see, there's some shrinkage more in the back, just because i'm wearing a hoodie, so there's simple things you can do to avoid shrinkage, but all curly hair shrinks so Embrace your shrinkage, because shrinkage is beautiful and we love to see it, i'm going to be doing queer talks weekly. So if you guys have anything specific, you guys want to ask me make sure you comment below, so i can help you guys out.