The Comeback Of Curly Hair

Tame those wild tresses! We're taking a look at the comeback of curly hair. We had three models to demonstrate how to style curls (to get a modern, stylish look) and how to care for curls.
WOMEN
Only cut curls every 8-10 weeks (as opposed to 4-6 weeks for straight hair). There is a reason why people with curly hair should cut it less often.
Try not to touch curly (or straight hair) hair with your hands throughout the day. The less you manhandle hair, the better. Oils from your hands can make your hair greasier and feel oily.
A popular question is whether or not curly haired people should use a comb or brush? One of the things I use on my clients curly hair is Ouidad's Double Detangler - a wide tooth comb) that works like magic. It separates hair without pulling or teasing curls.
If you wash your hair at night, put your hair in a loose ponytail scruchie on top of your head for sleeping. It will keep curls in tact overnight and allow for them to regain their shape. Apply product in the morning and your set for the day.
Keep hair healthy by applying a Deep Treatment every two weeks - Ouidad Deep Treatment contains essential amino acids and a mix of proteins and moisturizers for healthy, beautiful hair
Use a reviving spray throughout the day or on second day curls for an instant pick-me-up.
Products Highlighted:
Botanical Boost ($16 for 8.5 oz) This a lightweight, refreshing spray gives immediate boost to hair's health, it increases flexibility and elasticity to help prevent breakage while instantly detangling strands. Spray throughout the day or on second day curls for an instant pick-me-up.
12 Minute Deep Treatment ($50 for 8.5 oz) This one of a kind Deep Treatment contains a unique blend of amino acids, moisturizing proteins and antioxidants that work with heat to rebuild the molecular layer of the hair. Its ability to penetrate and renew hair is superior, making Ouidad 12 Minute Deep Treatment an essential addition to any healthy hair care regimen.
CHILDREN
When it comes to young curly kids, they may be small, but they have big curly hair needs. Curly hair is beautiful, fun and playful but can be very emotional if not cared for correctly. Here are some helpful tips on how to maintain kids curls:
Do not shampoo hair on a daily basis - shampoo twice a week and condition to add moisture, easily detangle and calm unruly curls on the days you don't shampoo
Never brush the hair, especially when it is dry - the bristles will break the protective layer and cause hair to break off and snap causing curls to frizz and expand
Comb curls with conditioner in the shower with the patented Ouidad Double Detangler™
Use conditioner as a styling tool - leave on the ends after the bath or shower to help with expansion and frizz
We often see curls brushed back into a tight ponytail which causes breakage especially to the hair line which is weak and fragile. The result is more damaging because over time the hair line will break and frizz leaving a halo of frizz around the face
Wet hair and run through with the Pump & Go Spray Gel and go in the morning
Products Highlighted:
No Time For Tears ($12) A gentle formula designed to cleanse a kid's curly hair without tears. Proteins and Amino Acids create luxurious curls.
No More Knots Conditioner ($12) A convenient, 2-in-1 detangling rinse and leave-in conditioner. Helps prevent split ends and breakage and doubles as a leave-in moisture treatment.
Pump & Go Spray Gel ($15) This easy spray application gel is perfect for the kid on the go (or who won't sit still!) Specially formulated with Wheat Proteins to define curls and protect against humidity.
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