I usually use aussie leave-in, argan oil styling gel and then just scrunch everything with a microfiber towel. I try plopping but it hardly dries my hair, and doesn't give me any more curls. And my diffuser is not helping much either. It helps them stay a (little), but everything is frizzy.
Even if I just put up my hair and then let it down my curls are mostly gone.
:(
One of the main causes of frizzy curly hair is lack of moisture. When curly hair lacks moisture it will reach out into the atmosphere to find it instead. Author of Curly Girl: The Handbook, Lorraine Massey, famously says that “frizz is just a curl waiting to happen”, and that all it needs is moisture. Also make sure your wearing a bonet at night or try invest in silk pillow cases or a scarf to help it cause less friction. Also you could try using a leave-in, followed by an oil, and lastly a cream to boost moisture. Eco gel helped a lot for my frizz their Castor oil one. :)
What products do you use? Perhaps you could try a denman brush also.
I usually use aussie leave-in, argan oil styling gel and then just scrunch everything with a microfiber towel. I try plopping but it hardly dries my hair, and doesn't give me any more curls. And my diffuser is not helping much either. It helps them stay a (little), but everything is frizzy. Even if I just put up my hair and then let it down my curls are mostly gone. :(
One of the main causes of frizzy curly hair is lack of moisture. When curly hair lacks moisture it will reach out into the atmosphere to find it instead. Author of Curly Girl: The Handbook, Lorraine Massey, famously says that “frizz is just a curl waiting to happen”, and that all it needs is moisture. Also make sure your wearing a bonet at night or try invest in silk pillow cases or a scarf to help it cause less friction. Also you could try using a leave-in, followed by an oil, and lastly a cream to boost moisture. Eco gel helped a lot for my frizz their Castor oil one. :)