Why and if?

Question

I have hair that when it drying, it corkscrews, but after it finishes drying it gets all wavy and almost afro like, I don't know it could have been too many run thoughs with the brush. What do you think?

I have recently cut my shoulder length but I am planning on growing it waaaaaaaaaay out, like to my knees. Do you think that then I will have thick corkscrew curls? I had corkscrew curls when I had mid-back length hair.

Answer 1

DO NOT BRUSH UR HAIR wen wet, or blowdryin, or anythin.....MAJOR frizz.....and also if u want extra definition in ur curls, there are specific products u can use to do just that....try going into a salon or a shop that specialises in hair products and ask them any questions u have......they have experience in that field, so they can really help u manage ur hair

hope this helped :)

Answer 2

Sounds like you have lots of natural curl in your hair. Never use a brush on it only a comb, lots of conditioner, let it dry naturally instead of blow drying. As it grows some of the curl will be weighted down, try one of the DE-curls out. a lot of African people use it to straighten their hair

Answer 3

You probably would, but it will take ages to grow. Just use a comb instead of a brush and like some curl defining, you should be right then.

Answer 4

Yes, you will probably get your curls back if you had them before. Sometimes the length of your hair can affect the style/type your hair is generally. For example, when my hair gets longer it gets wavier, fuller, and even curlier. But when its short, its looser, and less wavy.
Hope I helped.

Answer 5

you need to use serum. frizz ease is great. the longer your hair gets.. the looser the curl will be because of the weight of the hair. and i nearly forgot, DONT brush it! only comb when wet or when conditioner is on it