True ocean water has been the best "product" to give me natural waves. Ocean water brightens hair in the sun, and it coats it with salt to keep your hair in position. Not the John Frieda Ocean Water product, because that was a big disappointment. Not only did it not coat my hair in salt, but it smelled like coconut sunscreen, which is not how the ocean smells. In fact, it was sticky, and didn't even taste like salt. It curled my hair, but not in the true ocean water kind of way that leaves your locks thick, stiff and soft.
So, in my thoughts yesterday, I considered dissolving some sea salt from the kitchen in hot water, and sprinkling it on my hair. Then I considered using my Ameripure Crystal exfoliator because it does taste like salt, and it's basically salt and some kind of baking soda or something. Plus, one day when I was exfoliating my face, I got some of the product on my bangs, and it actually made them stiff yet soft, and they stayed right where I wanted them!
So this morning, I took a tiny dip of the AmeriPure exfoliator, mixed it with water, and scrunched my hair, which does have some natural wave to it, but it's all about capturing that wave. I did scrunch and blow dry, which maybe I should not have done, because my top pieces did get blown frizzy and straight. Otherwise, though, I am having curly hair!
Proof of Curly Hair From My Product Invention
One curly lock! | Natural curly waves! |
FashionMista's Recipe for Curly Hair Product Combos
Products:2 tiny dips of Ameripure Crystal Exfoliator
Splashes of water
Aveda's Smoothing Fluid
Redkin #2 Water Wax
Procedure: how to get curly hair from these products
Start with wet hair. Dip your finger into the Ameripure Crystol Exfoliator and mix it with some water from the faucet. Rub it on your hands and scrunch into your hair. Blow dry with scrunches if you wish, and if you have a round diffuser, that would be best. Otherwise, blow dry and scrunch lightly, then let the rest air dry. More curls will come. If you can get into the sun while the hair is still wet that would be fantastic.
Once suitably dry (maybe just the underneath is wet), squirt about 3-5 squirts of Aveda Smoothing Fluid onto your hands and lightly scrunch while smoothing over the top frizzy parts. To finish the curly ends, take a small dip of the Redkin #2 Water Wax and quickly pull at the ends of your hair. For extra hold, rub in some more Ameripure Crystol Exfoliator.
Comment below if you try it!
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5 comments:
I find this very funny because all I want is STRAIGHT HAIR. I have the curls and have had an issue with them all my life, mainly because I have to wash my hair every single day if I want decent curls. But once I discovered the flat iron, my life changed for the better forever! Each to her own I say.
I want your curls! I always like my curly haired friends curls when they are about 3 days old, I think. And that's just when they do not like them, as you've pointed out. Seems to create a soft curl. I might even get a flat iron myself, only because I can't seem to get my hair straight enough with my own blow dryer vs in the salon. Sigh.
That would be the easiest thing, I guess. I don't think I'm getting the right mousse. The mousse I use just makes my hair big and frizzy. I was looking in W yesterday and there is an add with Paul Mitchell and who I think is his blonde wife and their son. Her hair was PERFECT, of course. Some wave, and each wave was separated. I am so influenced. I may go buy some a bottle of Paul Mitchell something.
I have curly hair...I mean CURLY hair, when I use hair products its because humidity takes my precious curls and turns them into something compared to an evil witch, (easiest Halloween costume ever)I am still trying to find away to apply salt into my hair routine if only there were more products FOR curly hair and not trying to get curly hair. If you HAVE or accomplish GETTING curly hair you are helpless when trying to maintain it.
Hmmm....Could you not use a lot of Aveda Smoothing Fluid? It's not too heavy...Apply when your hair is wet, and then again when dry...Then there is an anti-friz spray from Kims that smells reallly good...
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