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Showing posts with label Blue Magic. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Monday, November 19, 2012
Hair Tip #5 - Hair Products - Styling
Hello beauties!!
Sorry for the delay!! As promised, here is the third part of my hair routine series.
Once I have washed and conditioned my hair, I use curl activators or gel to bring out my curls.
My gel of choice is the EcoStyler Olive Oil Styling Gel extra hold. To prevent flakiness, I tend to mix this gel with some oil (usually my Doo-Gro) or some grease. Also, adding these to the gel keeps my hair from becoming too hard. I tend to use gel when I want to get a 'wet', just got out of the shower look.
For everyday use, I tend to opt for curl activators. My ABSOLUTE favorite has to be the Softee Aloe Vera Activator Gel: For Extra Dry Hair. The difference between a curl activator and a gel is the softness of your curls after using the product. It also dries a lot quicker, in my opinion. Plus, since it's not a gel, the curls stay really bouncy.
Another curl activator that I have used in the passed is the Blue Magic Curl Activator. In all honesty, it's not my first choice, but if the store is out of Softee and gel, it does the trick. Though it says that there will be no flaking, I tend to find flakes the morning following the application, and I don't need anyone telling me that I have dandruff when I don't. I find that adding some hair lotion, grease or oil to the Blue Magic Curl Activator lowers the risks of flakes.
My method to apply the gel and curl activators is the same:
1. I start by making sure that my hair is still damp (I keep a full spray water bottle near me at all time).
2. I separate my hair in small sections, using professional hair clips.
3. I apply a generous amount of gel/activator on the section I'm working on.
4. I then pull out my curls with my fingers. From root to tip, I pull out the curls, and they will bounce back all defined.
5. Repeat the same thing for the rest of the sections.
When I'm done applying the product, I like to do a little shake and see where the curls fall. You can part your hair down the middle, or leave it messy, it's all up to you.
The next morning, to refresh your curls, you can simply spray your locks with water from your handy dandy water bottle. Just a few squirts and a little pulling of the curls and voila! Ready for day 2 :)
It used to take me 30 minutes to style my hair, now I'm done in less than 15 minutes.
Also, remember the smaller the sections the curlier the hair. So have fun with it!
Hope this helps beauties!!
Stay beautiful! Xo
Sorry for the delay!! As promised, here is the third part of my hair routine series.
Once I have washed and conditioned my hair, I use curl activators or gel to bring out my curls.
My gel of choice is the EcoStyler Olive Oil Styling Gel extra hold. To prevent flakiness, I tend to mix this gel with some oil (usually my Doo-Gro) or some grease. Also, adding these to the gel keeps my hair from becoming too hard. I tend to use gel when I want to get a 'wet', just got out of the shower look.
For everyday use, I tend to opt for curl activators. My ABSOLUTE favorite has to be the Softee Aloe Vera Activator Gel: For Extra Dry Hair. The difference between a curl activator and a gel is the softness of your curls after using the product. It also dries a lot quicker, in my opinion. Plus, since it's not a gel, the curls stay really bouncy.
Another curl activator that I have used in the passed is the Blue Magic Curl Activator. In all honesty, it's not my first choice, but if the store is out of Softee and gel, it does the trick. Though it says that there will be no flaking, I tend to find flakes the morning following the application, and I don't need anyone telling me that I have dandruff when I don't. I find that adding some hair lotion, grease or oil to the Blue Magic Curl Activator lowers the risks of flakes.
My method to apply the gel and curl activators is the same:
1. I start by making sure that my hair is still damp (I keep a full spray water bottle near me at all time).
2. I separate my hair in small sections, using professional hair clips.
3. I apply a generous amount of gel/activator on the section I'm working on.
4. I then pull out my curls with my fingers. From root to tip, I pull out the curls, and they will bounce back all defined.
5. Repeat the same thing for the rest of the sections.
When I'm done applying the product, I like to do a little shake and see where the curls fall. You can part your hair down the middle, or leave it messy, it's all up to you.
The next morning, to refresh your curls, you can simply spray your locks with water from your handy dandy water bottle. Just a few squirts and a little pulling of the curls and voila! Ready for day 2 :)
It used to take me 30 minutes to style my hair, now I'm done in less than 15 minutes.
Also, remember the smaller the sections the curlier the hair. So have fun with it!
Hope this helps beauties!!
Stay beautiful! Xo
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