Big Curly Hair Routine

Hey everyone. I have a quick video on how I get my big curly hair. First, I start off with Paul Mitchell's clarifying shampoo, it's the shampoo 3. I work that through my hair, I focus mainly on my scalp, because I have a very oily scalp and I tend to get product build-up and I also focus it on my ends because I use a lot of product and I noticed that if I don't really Shampoo, my hair very well, then my hair doesn't really curl up and get as big and fluffy as it usually does. So I just worked at in the room and I tend to let it sit for like a minute. I don't mind shampoo. I know some people don't use it especially naturals, but shampoo works. For me. I have an oily scalp, so it's just whatever works for you. I really like the clarifying shampoo. So once I rinse that out, I switch to the Paul Mitchell's color conditioning conditioner and I let that sit in my hair for about two to three minutes. I don't put it on my scalp because of the oily scalp factor, so I just work that through and I sit. I think this conditioner works really well, I don't have any issues with it. I try a lot of different conditioners just because I tend to color my ear very frequently, and I don't want my hair to dry out as bad, so I tend to stick with like color, protecting conditioners and stuff like that. So once I rinse the conditioner out I use for this wash and go. I use the Jane Carter solution, the incredible curls. I absolutely love this conditioner. It works really! Well, it's! I guess it's warm with styling cream. I first used it at Carl Tokyo when I got my first diva cut. So if you're in Atlanta curl Tony as a great salons, I've been Smyrna and I command everyone to go, go see James he's great or Stacy she's great too. They both giving me a diva cut and I loved it each time I worked this through my hair. I section it off into sides. I'Ve noticed that sometimes, if I mix this with something else like you'll see, I use the kinky curly curling custard, absolutely favorite. If I mix that with the gin cart, I tend to get these little little small tiny pieces, I don't know why. I guess the mixtures together kind of make it real chunky. I try to work then, as much as I can is its hit or miss. I'Ve noticed that, depending on which products I use together, I get those little clumps. So if I get them sometimes, if I'm too frustrated I'll, just rinse it out and just shampoo and finish my hair all over again and I'll switch to something else or I'll just deal with it, because when it dries, I don't see it anymore. But sometimes it's still there, so I guess it just depends on the product. But this time, when I use the incredible curls with the kinky curly curling custard, I got the little balls and I tried to scrunch my hair as much as possible and when it dry they went away when I use when I work the product through my hair. I try to keep it as well as possible, so I got my spray bottle with water spray that then I use the kinky curly curling custard. I love this product is like my Holy Grail right now, so I use that product and it holds my curls perfectly. Like the definition is the best thing in the world, I absolutely absolutely love this product. I used to use eco styler and then I noticed like I was getting really bad flakes and stuff. So I was like. Let me just switch it up and try something else. He curly is this. Particular product is on the high end, so I think I spent like 17 bucks on this little jar totally worth it. I want the big one, but it's like 32, but okay, my pockets are kind of hurting, so I'm not gon na get it just yet and I'm trying to make this jar last, but it I just love it so much like I just want to keep using It everyday, but I don't so I work it through. You don't really need a lot either, but my hair is very thick, and so I try to section my hair off into smaller sections and try to work it through as much as possible. Just because my hair is thick - and I don't like when I get product on just the outsides of my hair and the like, the middle is still like fluffy and frizzy, so I repeat the process on both sides. Once my hair is thoroughly coated in product, I either air dry or blow-dry. If I'm in a hurry I'll blow dry, if I'm in a, if I'm, if I'm in a hurry, I will do either/or, but usually I air dry. If my hair is not as damp, I will just scrunch it as much as possible to where it's not dripping and I'll leave the house. If I want it instantly dry instantly fluffy I go with my blow dry this time I use my blow dryer. I don't have a diffuser, I don't like using diffusers. I'Ve used it sometimes, and it's like okay, I don't get it so I just stick with low heat high. It doesn't matter, I don't apply it directly to my scalp or my ear, so I mean I know that he is blowing on my hair, but I personally don't care it's drying it. So let it dry. So I just work it all around fluff it out. I do lots of shakes. I usually get dizzy. Lots of shakes lots of fluffing lots of curly hair dry. My hair is very thick once I'm done. That is what it looks like. I do notice that if I air dry, I get less frizz it will. It takes longer to get frizzy, I get frizz, but it takes. It takes much longer to get frizzy so I'll get frizz by like I'll, say the third day of my wash and go with the blow dryer. It'S like the next day I'll get frizz or like once. I'M done, and I guess that's just from the heat drying it too much, but I mean it. I don't really mind for it's too much as long as I don't look, a big puff ball and there you go big, curly, fluffy, hair, and even with this, even with using a blow dryer, it will still get fluffier and I didn't film it. But, like my hair looks really great, you guys are promised, like my hair is just so big, so fluffy and it does that with either the air dry or the blow dry. But eventually it's still kind of like tightly curled, but like they'll, fluff out and expand and I'll get that big poofy Bush that you guys are used to seeing. So that is my current curly hair routine. Thanks for watching subscribe love, you guys bye! Oh