r/CurlyHairIN

Image 1 — My curly hair looks so ass
Image 2 — My curly hair looks so ass
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My curly hair looks so ass

It’s just like so ugly… Like, I could get 2x more volume than this I just didn't really try today. But I don't even know what to do anymore. It's so flat on top, and the shape just looks weird.
Can you guys recommend any solutions?
I've already tried the curly haircut from TikTok, and I've tried throwing some strands over the crown to add volume, but it still looks flat and ugly.
Today I even tried using less volume and did that brush styling where you brush the crown up (idk what it's called 😭). What do I do?

Apparently I’m supposed to add my routine so:
- Bounce Curl Weightless Shampoo + Conditioner
- small smidge of bounce curl leave in container added to each section 5 min after shower
- brush styled it with the bounce curl define brush
-+ brush styled the crown separately from the rest of my hair so the top has its own section.
- air dried

u/Eastern-Bonus-2195 — 3 hours ago
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Is this the right product for my hair ??

Hey guys, I just want to ask if this is normal or if it’s just my products—should I switch them? I have a mix of 3A and 3B curl patterns. For my routine, I’ve been using the Garnier Hair Food mask as a leave-in conditioner, styling it with a brush, and then applying gel on top. I don’t use a specific gel for curly hair ( the one in the photo below).
My hair is super smooth and freshly hydrated when I use the conditioner, but as soon as I apply the gel, it feels dry. After I diffuse it, it looks all good, but by Day 2, the 3B pattern at the back of my head starts to frizz—and it’s not a normal frizz, it looks unhealthy.
I also wanted to ask: what is the purpose of hair mousse, and should I buy one for my hair type?
If you have any gel or mousse suggestions, please let me know! Also, do I need to use a proper curl cream instead of the Garnier mask? I used to use Skala and changed it for some reason, but I’m willing to buy it again. The last time I styled my hair, I used flaxseed gel; it worked very well and gave me zero frizz at first, but by Day 3, it just didn't hold my curls at all.
Note: Please only suggest European or locally available brands since I don't have access to American products.
Thanks!

u/Former-Back-5470 — 13 hours ago
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2B - 2C hair help.

Long time lurker , first time poster here . I think my hair falls in the 2B ish category( not sure tho) and I used the moxie leave in and the set wet yellow gel for this wash day . I wasn't able to let my hair completely dry tho since I was getting late and I had somewhere to be so they kinda looks frizzy? I digress. I just wanted some opinions and advices lmao 😭🙏

u/No-Donut-6660 — 18 hours ago
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Dealing with frizzy unruly hair since first trimester. Now I am 2 month postpartum and hair didn't go back to normal

My hair texture has changed 180 degrees and it feels like it's not gonna go back to normal anytime soon. It's super frizzy and unruly , I just look like a ragged fat doll. I hate how I look because of my hair and I don't know if it's a permanent change after pregnancy.

Fellow mama's who went through this please hit me up with all your advice.

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u/lumos_07 — 20 hours ago

Mis rizos cada día se me alborotan mas

Se me encogen de unaanera y lo tengo largo lo malo que aa medida que se me va secando se vsa encojiendo

u/Fickle_Net5005 — 1 day ago
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F28 I really need some haircare tips

I really need some haircare tips

Is my hair too damaged? I'm definitely gonna cut the ends but overall my hair are frizzy and dehydrated I guess.
I don't have hair fall issue but my hairs are very thin.

How can make my hair frizz free? Is there any products anyone would like to recommend. I can't afford salon treatment so looking for something I can do at home.

Ps: I wasn't taking care of my hairs lately, I'm getting Long layer haircut to maintain the shape. Won't reduce the length more.
Please feel free to suggest me haircut too.

Products I'm using
Kama Ayurveda sweet almond oil (adding soulflower rosemary essential oil sometimes on hair wash day)
Biotique green apple hair shampoo (I changed shampoo but my hair become more frizzy so I'm back to Biotique)
Occasionally (Sundays) kama ayurveda Bringaras hair oil
I've used L'Oréal Professionnel Absolut Repair Molecular Mask but no improvement.
I used to use juicy chemistry hair mask which wss great but they discontinued the product

I like to keep my hairs open at times so idk if that's causing ths frizz.
I don't use leave in serum. I use Kama Ayurveda sweet almond oil everyday just little bit it keeps my hair manageable.

Am i doing anything wrong? I prefer to use products which are good in long term and nit just seeking quick solution.

Please advise how to make it less frizzy, smooth and manageable.

u/Elegant-Art-777 — 2 days ago
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My bf hair help! Description

This is my bf hair before he buzzed it off because it wasn't healthy from his job and all the hats he wore. The first two pics he has no products in his hair. The second two pictures was after his barber cut and did his hair.

he's talking about growing it back out and wants his curls to be healthy. Any help is welcome, he has a shampoo for curly hair. He is wondering if there other things he should be doing. Like for his when he sleeps. Or products to protect his hair.

please be nice we really want to learn how to take care of of his hair and have it be healthy and curly when he grows it back out.

u/Ill_War_6294 — 2 days ago
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What am I doing wrong

I think my hair is wavy and what i did here is wetting my pre-washed and dried hair (last night), applying curl cream, gel, and then finger coil each sections. After it dried, i break the cast. But it ain’t looking good.
My products are Arata curl cream and gel.

u/Strict_Bass5583 — 3 days ago
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How do I tame my frizzy hair in this summer heat????

I make a Normal pony nd small fringes appear all over my head it looks so untidy also the pony doesn't appear even a bit like its supposed to be. If I keep my hair open I look like a walking bush ... What to do ??

Medium long wavy hair is my type

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u/kuchnhiii — 4 days ago
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I need help making my short 4c hair look better.

I’m a 28yo female and I’ve always felt like I struggled to make my 4c natural hair look good. I got a hair cut for a fresh start but now I feel like I’m in this awkward stage where I don’t know what to do with it. I just washed my hair, put in a leave in conditioner, and some hair oil.

I don’t want to say my hair is ‘ugly’ but I’m just not finding myself attractive with this.

I’ve done finger coils but today I just didn’t have enough time, and I’m looking for new recommendations.

Have you big chopped your hair? What did you do to feel more confident? Are there any products or things you did that helped? Do you think my cut looks bad? Is my hair ugly??

u/Individual_Ad_1953 — 13 days ago

Hey guys, this is my hair towel/air dried without combing, iit becomes frizzy and dry when I comb it,and hair is very thin.i used to have really black hair but it's starting to get brownish colour like sun damaged,dry,brittle hair do you guys have any suggestions on my hair

Hair type-dry,wavy

Suggest me some budget friendly good products and also will curl setting suit me?

u/priya_isnotreal — 11 days ago
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Help with undefined messy hair!

I am currently breastfeeding and 1 year postpartum. I am now trying to embrace my curls. Please tell me ways to improve my curls. At the moment it just looks really messy! I think I have 2a/ b fine hair. Today I used boots cream curl followed by pixie diffuse technique on my hair and that’s it. Thank you in advance to all you lovely people!

Routine:
Shampoo and conditioner : L’Oréal EverPure Purple Shampoo and conditioner (sulfate-free), used once twice weekly.
Styling: Boots Curl Cream, applied to damp hair using scrunching technique.
Drying: Pixie diffused until approximately 80–90% dry.
Sleep: Cotton pillowcase, no bonnet.

u/FunnyInternational62 — 13 days ago