10 Tips For Fine Curly Hair That Actually Work! | Discocurlstv
- Posted on 01 September, 2019
- Curly Hairstyles
- By Anonymous
In this video, I share my 10 tips for fine curly hair that ACTUALLY work! If you have been looking for curly hair hacks for thin and fine curls, then look no further. I give you my secrets to combat frizzy hair, how to sleep with curly hair, how to refresh your curls and much more!
How to do Finger Coils
How to Plop Curly Hair
***SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL***
https://www.youtube.com/user/DiscoCurl...
WANT TO BINGE WATCH MY YOUTUBE VIDEOS? PLAYLISTS BELOW
Curly Hair Videos Playlist:
Hairstyles: Rollersets, Twist-Outs & Braids
Hairstyles: Updos & More
Product Reviews
DIY Videos
Eyebrow Evolution
Hair Loss, Edges & More
Collabs & Features
Halloween Tutorials
Makeup Tutorials
FOLLOW ME...
Blog: http://discocurls.com
Instagram: http://instagram.com/discocurls
Twitter: http://twitter.com/discocurls
Facebook: http://facebook.com/discocurls
SnapChat: DiscoCurls
Periscope: @DiscoCurls
Business Inquiries: [email protected]
For Sponsorships or Endorsements:
FTC: This video is not a paid sponsorship. All opinions are honest and my own.
I literally had to scroll through all of my videos is to make sure I have not done this topic before, and I'm kind of surprised that I have not. This video is going to be about my favorite 10 tips for fine curly hair. That actually work. I mean, hopefully, all the tips I've shared with you have worked for you, but it's always nice to give you guys a little refresher. This list isn't only for fine curly hair, in fact, it'll probably work for most curly people, but I kind of represent from my fine curly Peaks, because our community is so tight. It'S small! So if you'd like to hear these tips for curly hair that actually work just keep watching, my first tip is to sleep with a set and scarf bonnet or on a satin pillowcase. This will just help smooth frizzy hair and let your second and third day curls, look closer to your day. One. The second tip is to deep condition your hair one to two times per week. If your hair is in good condition, one time per week should be fine, but if you have severely damaged, hair or haven't, had a trim in a long time or just overall dryer hair than normal go ahead and deep condition your hair two times per week until It gets a little bit better now. This tip, I find be very important, be sure to clarify your scalp with a gentle shampoo, at least one or two times per month, especially if you're only co-washing. I'Ve just found that fine, curly hair gets way down very easily and in between the co-washing and product build-up, my curls look their best after my scalp and hair have been clarified. The next tip is to do your final rinse in cool water. Now not everyone agrees with this one, but it works for me and it's probably my least, favorite tip, because I hate being cold, but by rinsing my conditioner out in cool water. It helps seal my hair cuticle, which makes it lay smoothly, and when my hair Leah smoothly, it looks shinier if you're someone that never changes their products, then you may benefit from just trying out a new brand. This is one of my favorite tips because I always see incredible results every time I do this, my curls will literally looks for near shinier and more defined just by trying something new if your curls are stretched out - and you don't have time to wash your hair, Try finger coils, all you have to do is add a little even conditioner and then twirl your hair around your fingers do some scrunching and by the time they are dry, your curls will be revived. If you'd like a full tutorial on how to do finger. Coils check out this video it's in the card and also lists it down below in the description box. This is yet another one of my favorite tips if you notice that your normal part is making your root area look really flat, just flip the part, a simple shift to the other side, followed by a little fluffing and scrunching, can bring the volume right back if You'Re someone that always seems to have a wet head of hair and it always takes forever to dry, then try flopping flopping is an easy way to absorb all the excess moisture from the water and your hair products, and it helps reduce your drying time. I also have a video on how to plop, so if you'd like to check that out, go ahead and look down in the description box. Ok, this is a really cool tip that I learned along my curly hair journey. I add my part, while my hair is still wet to ensure it stays exactly where it is when it dries. So, if I want a middle part, I make sure my hair already has that part before it starts drying, and the same goes for. If I want my part to the left or the right, let me know if you guys already do this down below in the comments. My last tip is to preserve my hair at night in a pineapple by placing longer curls in a high ponytail almost to your forehead. You create that pineapple shape, but it really helps to keep my curls from getting frizzy and disturbing the curl pattern. And that completes my list of the 10 curly tips that actually work. If you want to add to this list, please go for it down below in the comments I'm sure we could go on and on and on down below. I would love to hear what you guys have to say about that if you're new to my fine curly crew, I'd love to have you subscribe and don't forget to turn on the notification mail, so you are properly notified of when I post new content. Thank you. All so much for watching, don't forget to Like comment share and subscribe and I'll see you on the next one.
Comments
DiscoCurls: What are some of your favorite tips for fine curly hair? Please share with the community down below in the comments.
Leslie Dalencour: I can’t wait to see this video..... I need you to post more often, Us fine curly hair girls need you! 1 tip that I have learned from my fine curly hair is to embrace some frizz.... it gives volumes and I rather have volume over flat hair, but nothing is more annoying that see through hair.
Naz-Nazneen: Really enjoyed this Rochelle. I have to say it again! Your hair has grown so much & it looks gorgeous. Mine is waist length. I thought longer hair took away from my curl pattern, but turns out I just had to find the products that work for me. My curls are fluffy & no longer look stretched nor weighted down.
qqq: 1. sleep with satin scarf / pillowcase (will help smooth frizzy hair and help 2nd & 3rd day curls look the same as first 2. deep condition 1-2x per week (if your hair is in good condition once per week should be fine, for severely damaged hair twice) 3. clarify scalp with gentle shampoo at least 1 or 2 times per month 4. do final rinse in cool water 5. try a new brand to revive curls 6. add finger coils to revive stretched curls (use leave in conditioner in strand of hair, then twirl hair around fingers and scrunch) 7. flip part to add volume 8. plop your hair to absorb excess moisture 9. add part while wet to ensure it stays there 10. preserve hair at night in pineapple hairstyle (to make sure curls aren’t ruined)
Ash Marie: I'm SO glad I found your channel. We have almost the same exact hair and I needed some good tips
Jessica Rachael Chagnon: I also find bathing with bath salts and letting my hair soak up the water for 45-60 min does wonders for volume. When I don’t have time I use a spray bottle with bath salts/ h2o to freshen up the roots and give them some more volume
anans8808: I've been following you for a while and your hair has come a long way and is looking great!!!!!
Yvette Reid: Hello, I just came across your channel and am happy I did because your texture is the closest to mine that I have seen. I have soft, thin, low density and low porosity hair and I am looking for suggestions as I would like to start a routine in hopes of getting back moisture and defined curls back to my hair. What would you recommend I start with. I look forward to your response. Thank you
Kate W: I struggle with the pineapple... I don’t know if I’m doing it too tight or what but it always seems to stretch out the back and then the underneath hair is too stretched and I have to rewet in the morning anyways.
Elicia: Yess! Thank you! I have thinish curly hair too and the hair closest to my ear always wants to straighten out as soon as I sleep on it. Also do you like twist outs or braid outs better? I dont feel that I have enough volume and thickness to wear my out twist outs n
molly corr: what shampoo and conditioner do you recommend for volume? the products you recommended in your volumizing video are discontinued now :(
Nataly 239: Thanks for the tips❤️
David Kloster: Your hair is so beautiful.. I would just like to give you props on taken care of you & enjoying your best hair. My hair is fine & I can see that your hair seems like it is very full & think but as I watched more closely I can clearly see the resemblance of my own hair. The strands of my hair are so fine and thin. Once dried and styled I can manipulate it to look fuller and bigger thank goodness
1922mistyblue: Excellent tips!! By the way, I saw your favorite Hask Biotin cream at Burlington’s for $3.99!!
Anthony Gomez: Does this work for men as well? I also go to the gym 5 days/week and it doesn’t help that I sweat a lot.
Adriana Dasilveira: I really don't consider you as a fine thin hair at all. My hair is so fine and thin that u can see the wall behind it. This is why I am a little confused with your tips. They are very good tips, but As a thin fine curl hair person, I am not sure if would work for me .
Iael BornToSing: I'm so glad i've find your channel. Thank God and thank you
Stefanie Martinez: Thanks for the tips, which clarifying shampoo do you recommend?
Le Sigh: What is co wash? And what clarifying shampoo would you recommend?
Rebecca Loveland: What is the brand of the clarifying shampoo?
Brigitte Faure: As I have limp, fine and thinning curly hair..., flat on top and poofy all the way down...! 1) I use a scalp shampoo on my crown (Sachajuan scalp shampoo for roots) and a light shampoo on my lengths (L'Occitane Repairing shampoo or alternate with L'Occitane Repairing condiitoner) 2) I finish with cold water like you 3) I do the parting at the end of my shower, I try to leave my hair alone afterwards, as it just causes frizz 4) While my roots are still wet, I spray them with 'Christophe Robin Instant volumising mist with rose water' for volume on top, avoiding the lengths 5) I never towel dry my hair, i just put a towel around my neck to absorb the water from my lengths or gently squeeze them in order to minimize frizz 6) like you I always tie up my hair at night to avoid frizz and tangles 7) I also switch up my brands, every 2-3 washes, I will mix a different shampoo with a different conditioner, and it always helps revive the curls! And finally I agree with all your tips and thank you for sharing them :-)
GamingWithMus: Quick update. Don't know whether you found the Hask biotin cream, but my local Ulta carries it.
KEVITA master-brew kombucha 505: Your hair doesnt look low density at all. Ik this video is for fine hair but you also mentionee that you have low density hair. Your hair is not low density it looks medium. My hair is thin and fine so when you said, “flip your part for volume” it proves that you don’t because with thin hair there’s no such thing as layers of hair. It’s like 50 strands of hair when I do a side part which is why I’m a middle part person. Any tips on how to get higher density hair?
Angelica Torres: How do you keep your part if you plop?
Shereese Blackman: So I always wanted to try the cold or cool water after condition but don't I still have to have my shafts open for my styling products. What do you think?
Mothriela Umbra: my hair is 3c and thin but also pretty greasy so i have to wash it every other day
Cheese555: How do you know if a shampoo is clarifying? The one that you use says “replenishing”. I’m confused.
discs platinum: Absolutely nothing works on my fine dry thin wispy curly is hair. Everything makes it look worse.
Grace B: fine curls represent !:P ;)
MohDzn: How would you know these work you don’t have fine curly hair yours is thick hair
overnout: but your hair looks thick to me