The Nitty Gritty Of The Curl Conquering Method®️
These are some factors that influence and play a role in the outcome The Curl Conquering Method®️
💛COLOR: You don't always have to have color but color adds a pop!
💛SHAPE: A good curly shape can make the curls look fuller, healthier, and more uniformed
💛CLEAN HAIR: Definitely a must because clean hair allows us to style better, allows products to be applied easier and more efficiently, helps establish a better foundation, and its apart of our GA State Board Regulations
💛Towel Dried Hair: We don't wantte hairs foundation to be completely dry bc we style on wet hair but we also don't want it to be soaking wet where it makes the client uncomfortable or it interferes with our styling.
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Hey curl friends! I know the struggle is real when it comes to consistently amazing curls. For ages, I battled frizz and lifeless locks, but over time, I've really refined my routine and found some curl styling techniques that truly work wonders. It's not just about the products; it's about the method, and building on what we discussed about foundational factors, let's dive into the actual techniques that get those *conquered curls*. First, the prep is non-negotiable. As mentioned, freshly shampooed and detangled hair is your canvas. I always ensure my hair is thoroughly towel dried – not dripping wet, not bone dry, but perfectly damp. This allows products to distribute evenly and helps your natural curl pattern emerge without being weighed down. Remember, a good base is key for a nice shape and lasting style. Now, for the fun part: applying products and actual techniques! I always section my hair. This is a game-changer for consistency. Working in small sections ensures every strand gets attention. I start with a leave-in conditioner, raking it through gently to ensure even coverage. Then comes my styling product – usually a gel or a curl cream, sometimes a mix, depending on the hold and moisture I need. My go-to curl styling techniques involve a combination. For definition, I love finger coiling. I take small pieces, apply a bit more product, and twirl them around my finger. It's time-consuming, but the results are incredible for definition and minimizing frizz. For volume and to speed things up, I also scrunch. After applying product to a section, I gently cup the hair in my hands and push it upwards towards my scalp, holding for a few seconds. This encourages the curl pattern to spring up and create beautiful clumps. If I'm looking for extra volume and faster drying, I always reach for my diffuser. I diffuse on low heat and low speed, gently cupping sections of my hair and moving the diffuser around my head. This helps set the curls without disturbing their pattern, leading to less frizz and more bounce. Sometimes, if I have time, air drying works too, but diffusing really helps establish that nice shape and achieve conquered curls quicker, especially for those in humid climates. Lastly, don't forget to 'scrunch out the crunch' once your hair is 100% dry. This softens the gel cast, leaving you with soft, defined, and bouncy curls. For those with *custom color*, these techniques are even more crucial to maintain definition and vibrancy without over-manipulating your strands. It's truly a journey, but with these *curl styling techniques*, combined with proper prep, you'll be well on your way to loving your natural hair!