curly cut ✂️
My favorite hair salon for curly hair in Ecuador 🇪🇨 Capilarcare. I returned for my curly cut and my Design in color which is vegan and free of bleach and other chemicals and the color does not oxidizes.oxidized. The color usually last about a year before I need to get it re-done. #curlycut #curlyhair #ecuador #rizos #travel
Getting that perfect curly cut and a vibrant vegan color, like my recent 'Honey Balayage' which is ammonia-free and cruelty-free, truly transforms your look! But what happens after you leave the salon? I've learned that maintaining those beautiful 'resultados' and keeping your curls looking their best, even 'rizos sin producto' (curls without product) sometimes, is all about the right daily routine and product choices. First off, let's talk about styling. After my 'excellent service' at the salon, my stylist always gives me tips for home care. For curly hair, moisture is key! I always use a good leave-in conditioner and a curl cream. When applying, I make sure my hair is still damp, not soaking wet. I like to 'scrunch' the product into my curls, gently encouraging their natural pattern. You can then let your hair air dry, or if you're in a hurry like me sometimes, use a diffuser on a low heat setting. Diffusing helps to add volume and define curls without causing frizz. Remember the 'antes' and 'despues' pictures? The right styling routine makes all the difference in recreating that salon look at home! Another big game-changer for my 'curly hair style' has been incorporating a 'cruelty-free & sulfate-free' shampoo and conditioner into my routine. Sulfates can be harsh and strip natural oils, leading to dry, frizzy curls. Since switching to gentler, vegan options, I've noticed a significant improvement in my hair's health and shine, especially with my 'vegan dye'. It helps the color last longer and keeps my curls hydrated. For those days when your curls need a refresh, don't just re-wet everything! I use a spray bottle with a mix of water and a little leave-in conditioner. I lightly mist my hair, then scrunch again to reactivate the curls. This helps to revive my 'rizos' without having to wash my hair every day, which can be drying. Finally, don't forget about protecting your curls while you sleep. I swear by sleeping on a silk pillowcase or wrapping my hair in a silk scarf. This reduces friction, which means less frizz and breakage, and helps maintain those lovely curl patterns from your 'curly cut & color'. Taking care of your curls isn't just about the salon visit; it's about making small, consistent efforts every day to keep them looking their absolute best. It’s a journey, but seeing my hair healthy and vibrant makes it all worth it!


























































