How can i get my curls under control??

Question

and more soft and bouncy?

a real answer pleaz

Answer 1

I use a cat o' nines whip on mine, the infidels.

Answer 2

I, too, have curly hair, which, by the way, is far more delicate and more easily damaged than straight hair. There are several things that can make you go frizzy. The worst is the humidity where you live, which tends to be worse in warm weather. Also, you must be very careful how you treat your hair. Mistreating curly hair will make it even more frizzy and out of control. WHen you dry your hair, do not rub the towel all over your hair. Gently squeeze out water in the shower with your hands. Then use your towel to squeeze out more moisture, starting near the scalp. Never brush wet hair and only comb if necessary, with a wide-toothed comb. When in the shower, detangle with your fingers while under the running water. I use a good conditoner and I never detangle until my hair is dry. I never never use a blow dryer!!! The heat and wind make me look like Don King!

My last advice is to use a real hair-miracle! Find a product with a synthetic silicone ingredient. Look at the first ingredients on the label for someting with the suffix '-cone". It works similar to an oil but isn't oily. Use just a few drops in your palm, rub them together and apply lightly to ends, like lightly tossing a salad! When dry, rub in just a few drops if needed. I then use big hot rollers for just a few minutes to calm the curls. The mild heat also helps activiate the simethicone or silicone and my hair never looks dry or frizzy (except for the month of June--nothing works well for me then where I live!). I wash my hair just before bedtime and sleep with it wet with a bath towel on my pillow. It dries slowly and in the morning I look really scarey until I do the drops and the big rollers. Let me know if this works for your hair type!!!

Answer 3

Try this:
when you get out of the shower, use a sculpting foam after towel drying (i like paulmitchell extra body sculpting foam), and a pump of paul mitchell gloss drops. scrunch in your hair while wet, then dry with an infuser. The foam will keep your curls looking full and the gloss drops will prevent the foam from making your hair crunchy. you can find those products at any paul mitchell salon, but NOT at the grocery store. most of those products are imitation.

Answer 4

"frizz control" and be sure to moisturize your hair very well.

Do it from the bottom of the hair up toward the root and make it like ringlets with your fingers with product. Unless you have ethic hair and the roots are dry as well, keep the scalp product free as much as you can.

Defuse your hair dry or allow it to dry natural with the "leave in conditioner" in it.

What the color that you use on your hair, that can mess up curls bad. LIghter actually makes it look horrible...so get help with that part okay.

Answer 5

They need not be "contorlled." Watch the self-image inherent in your question. You are perfect just the way you are...an imperfect human being.

Read THE MILL ON THE FLOSS by George Elliot. Mind you, George Elliot was actually a female author.

Answer 6

Try using a combination of light mousse and hair creme.

Here's a good site with lots of advice and products:
http://www.naturallycurly.com/

Answer 7

Brush them a lot after getting them wet.

Answer 8

iron it