wavy (kinda?) hair routine✨
my full hair care routine as requested!!💆🏻♀️✨🌿💭
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So, you've seen my basic routine, but let's dive even deeper into how to truly love your wavy hair and unlock its full potential! Getting those defined, beautiful waves is all about understanding what your hair needs, and I've picked up some amazing tips along the way. First off, let’s talk about scalp health, which is often overlooked. My routine starts the night before with a good scalp massage using jojoba oil. I find that gently massaging my scalp for a few minutes not only feels amazing but also helps stimulate blood flow, promoting healthy hair growth. Jojoba oil is fantastic because it's so similar to our natural scalp oils, so it won't clog pores. This pre-wash treatment makes a huge difference in keeping my scalp happy and my hair roots strong. When it comes to washing, I've learned that gentleness is key for wavy hair. Use a sulfate-free shampoo to avoid stripping your hair of its natural oils. After shampooing, a good hair mask is non-negotiable for me, especially when my hair feels a bit dry or needs extra love. I leave it on for about 15-20 minutes, which is usually when I do my little self-care routine, like cleaning my brush! This step truly injects moisture and helps to detangle, making the rest of the routine so much smoother. Now, for drying – this is crucial for wave definition and fighting frizz. After rinsing, I gently squeeze out excess water, then reach for an old t-shirt instead of a regular towel. Micro-plopping or just gently blotting with a t-shirt significantly reduces frizz and helps keep my wave pattern intact. If you have fine wavy hair, this technique is a game-changer as it's much gentler and prevents breakage. For thick wavy hair, you might want to plop for a longer duration to absorb more water. Once my hair is damp, I apply a generous amount of leave-in conditioner from the mid-lengths to the ends. This provides a base layer of moisture and protection. Then, to really define those waves and keep frizz at bay, I layer on my styling products. For me, a good curl cream is a holy grail for frizz. I've heard great things about the Moroccanoil Curl Defining Cream for enhancing natural waves without a crunchy feel, especially for 2A hair types. After the cream, I seal everything in with a light hair oil on the mid to ends. This adds shine and locks in moisture, making a huge difference in my hair's overall appearance. For those of you with loose wavy hair, don't be afraid to experiment with lighter gels or mousses to add more hold without weighing your hair down. And on refresh days, instead of re-wetting completely, I just gently spray hair with water and re-apply a touch of leave-in or curl cream, then let it air dry or diffuse briefly. Understanding how to properly take care of wavy hair means finding what works for your unique texture, but these steps have given me the best, most defined waves yet!


I’ve yet to find a product for my wavy hair that doesn’t make it look greasy. Any advice?