Do you struggle with wet frizz too?! I rounded up all the causes + solutions we discussed here over on the blog post, and listed out some of my favorite products for cleansing, moisturizing, and sealing: genamarie.co/2020/09/causes-of-wet-frizz-webbing-how-to-fix-it/
Hi I’m a male with long wavy hair that goes below my chest it feels and looks healthy however I do notice their tends to be a lot of single hairs that don’t lock on to my “wavy locks” and they end up looking like flyaways or frizz would you know if that’s due to my hair being dry or is that normal for people like me and you that have natural curly/wavy hair your help would be much appreciated and love the video.
Thanks for including the explanation of pH! When I've been struggling to find/replace a good conditioner I've used just shampoo then an oil instead of conditioner - never realised that could cause pH balance issues, nor that an a vinegar rinse could help temporarily balance that.
THIS my family doesn’t have my hair type either so it’s really been just them making fun of my hair and telling me to just take care of it which I do A LOT
Tip I learned from my curly hair stylist: if you see that webbing, ADD MORE WATER and a little conditioner and work that through your hair until the water is soaked in. The hair should be heavy, then rinse all the conditioner out and immediately start adding your products while soaked. This has changed my hair so much, basically I learned that conditioner is only meant to be a catalyst to allow your hair to soak in more water
This definitely works! I love adding my products with hair fresh out of the shower. I definitely can’t damp style. It always looked stringy and even more frizzy. My hair is prone to frizz anyways due to the South Florida weather but it was horrible.
"Wow shes so lucky to have curly hair I bet she just gets up and goes" "I bet she just uses some water to make her hair look like that" Reality: *IF U DONT BEHAVE IMMA SHAVE U OFF*
For me my hair is my pride + joy and whenever I put it up in a pony my face looks ugly (in my opinion) so I just wanna take care of it so that I can wear it down without the frizz annoying me-
I have curly hair but I’m a really low maintenance gal and watching curl maintenance videos are torture to me. But you have very easy to digest and organized videos so it makes it that much more helpful. Thank you
Thank you! Totally understand. I try and compile all the tips into one video, however you definitely don't have to do every single one to see results 😊
same here, tbh all I use is a shampoo bar, flaxseedgel (for hydration+definition in my hair) and coconut oil (it nourishes the hair) and my hair looks awesome and its also very eco friendly
Same here. I have a baby and a toddler, work full time, and hardly any expendable money. I don't have the money or time to spend an hour + on my hair with 4 or 5 products that may or may not work.
My wet frizz tip: If your hair decides to pull a wet frizz prank on you, style it dripping wet and not damp and after it's dry wear it up in a pineapple for a couple of hours for more volume cause wet styling tends to have less volume than damp in most curlies
@Caramel Cupcake I have damaged high porosity hair and mine dries fairly quickly but not totally. I think HP hair actually stays wet longer but it seems dry on the surface because it starts to frizz, etc.
@Caramel Cupcake same. I recently started putting my leave in in my hair while I'm still in the shower &then putting it up, and after I've dried myself a bit i'll use a spray bottle to re-hydrate & add styling products. seems like it's helping a bit but I'm going to do it a bit longer to see if its REALLY heling or if its just wishful thinking haha
I have slightly curly hair and honestly, I don't think anything worse could've happened to me. Watching all these videos make me question how on earth would I ever be able to tame my hair? There is so much chemistry going on. Since when did hair care become so difficult? I have to measure the acids, the base, the proteins, the moisture, thickness and density of my hair and the list goes on and on. I don't understand how a normal person could ever take care of their curly hair without putting in a gazillion products in their hair and praying to God that at least, something works in the end!
Exactly!!! I'm getting anxiety just watching these videos! Just started trying some of these methods, I just gave up a long time ago because I have tried a zillion products and spent a zillion dollars that never solved my frizz problem! Geez! But decided again to see if it was something I missed. Can't say I have much hope, and wondering how they don't get a ton of buildup from all the steps and products that they use with this CG method. lol :)
You don't HAVE to make it complicated if you don't want to. I have wavy hair and I just avoid sulfates and silicones aside from clarifying and look for moisturizing conditioners. They say moisturizing on the bottle. Sure my hair is not as nice as someone who spends more time and effort in it, but you only have to put as much effort in as you want to
I have the same problem. I have type 1, type 2, and type 3 curls on my head! They are also different colors and different widths. I have a microscope at work so that's how I know!
I feel like I have to take bio and chem 101 to get my hair to act right. Thanks for all the great tips. There’s so many different variables to either good or bad hair days, but a little (a lot) of trail and error and I might figure this out one day.
@@katfatho5417 Wet plopping is when you apply your products to wet hair then place a plastic cap on your head. This allows all our hair products penetrate deeper and reduce frizz.
This video was so helpful! I've had 'wet frizz' for as long as I can remember and I never knew there could be any solutions to it! For the longest time I hated my curls cause I never knew how to take care of them. I ended up straightening my hair for 4 long years which led to SO MUCH heat damage to the point where my curls were basically non existent. I decided to put down the flat iron in June and change my shampoo and conditioner and I can already see the difference! I ordered my first styling product (curl cream) a few days ago and can't wait to try it and finally give my hair the moisture its been seeking for years. So glad I found your channel!
Gena Marie hey! I have a question. The day I wash my hair it looks really nice but when I wake up the next day it’s frizzy. Would you recommend a satin pillowcase?
I have straight hair but people with straight hair don’t know anything about porosity or pH or anything so it’s near impossible to find information to troubleshoot my hair. I want you to know that your videos are helpful for people with straight hair too! Thank you
😱 no one understood me when I said my hair sticks together when it’s wet and it’s kind of hard to wash and run my fingers through. It almost feels rubbery. Thanks for the info! I have a lot of grey hair so probably high porosity.
I have been searching for months for an answer to what’s happening to my hair. Turns out I have high porosity hair on top of have been throwing oil on and sealing all that dryness in. Your video literally has changed my life!!! Thank u🥺
@@khasimali9352 honestly, I’m still trying to figure it out 2 years later lol. My biggest tips are to use a silk bonnet to sleep (regardless of your hair texture) and to never to go bed without drying your hair. Air drying isn’t preferable, as the extra moisture/humidity in the air is what causes your hair to frizz up. Even if you don’t use heat tools (I rarely do), make sure your scalp is completely dry before you sleep! I like to run the blow dryer on low heat over my scalp for a few minutes after I shower and usually let the rest air dry. use a thinner oil that can penetrate your hair, (google is your best friend for this), and apply the oil AFTER using your normal detangling/leave in conditioners while it’s still wet. using it after my products seals all of the moisture in, and leaves my hair super shiny and not frizzy at all. hair porosity is basically just helping explain how each hair types maintain moisture differently. the definitions still confuse me but the main point of hair porosity is to help determine which order of product application works best for your hair. at least this is what I have come to discover in my experience
I get this a lot! I'm in the transitioning faze because my hair got damaged by dying and bleaching. It's encouraging to see your journey with your hair and how hair can change over time 🥰
I've been curling girl for years now. I also started out using devacurl. I gave that up only after the scandal last year and my hair has really gotten fuller again but I still have so many things to figure out. Especially the moisture/protein balance. This has probably been one of THE most informative videos Ive seen to really help me figure how to read ingredients and see what works. thank you!
That's because our hair is absorbing humidity AKA water and the cuticles are bloated. Not because our hair is dry. It needs more conditioning to satisfy the thirst and to smooth / seal the cuticles. Rinsing cold helps.
Holy shit it’s like you read my mind when you explained the Velcro feeling in the hair. That’s exactly what it feels like. I’ve been so lost trying to figure out what is wrong, now I feel better.
I've come to the realization that many hair RUclipsrs don't understand the difference from high and low porosity. My hair was suffering because I was suffering under all the confusing lingo that is applicable to both porosities but I felt I resonated with the high end of it. This video (and a little common sense 😂) further validated my suspicions with the frizz, knots and the external look of my hair. Thank you Gena!
Thank you ma’am!! I have been dealing with my frizzy, extra thick, knotty, curly hair for almost 58 years now. I’ve had a multitude of different hairstyles. I’ve tried a multitude of different hair products. I’ve always had them dad-gum curly-ques sticking out all over my head mainly on the top. Now, I’m not one to put my personal business out there but I’ve got a terminal illness and I’m not looking for sympathy prayers, I’ll take. I’m just saying that your videos have been very helpful and informative. I’m on a lot of medication that has damaged my already dry hair. Believe it or not I have gotten it to grow back ( THANK YOU LORD ) it is now to the top of my belt! I told my husband that I would never cut it off however it is falling out gradually.😞
I needed this!! I have straight hair, but as soon as I leave the shower and towel dry my hair, it feels so terrible and rough and frizzy, Velcro is a perfect way to explain how it feels. So glad I can finally get rid of it. Never thought there was a name for it.
Finally, a video with my type of hair!!! Been struggling to find my hair type when looking up curly hair 4a/4b/4c pops up! When I saw the thumbnail my heart skipped a beat! Tysm!💕
Thanks for getting this knowledge out there. For someone who lives in a country where few people have curly hair it's a damn nightmare trying to look after my daughter's hair. We have little access to products outside of people who have straight average porosity hair. Not to mention there being no one (that I've found yet) that knows their business about curly hair though they all claim to. The last salon I took my kid to had no clue what porosity even was, so when my kid's very high porosity hair dried so quickly she freaked out. I tried to explain about her hair but she just waved me off like I was speaking gibberish (she claimed there was no such thing as sulfate free hair 0_0). Again, I can't stress how helpful your videos are, thank you kindly.
OMG!! Ive been wondering about this for YEARS but had no idea how to explain it or what it was called! Now i understand why my hair would get like this when i was “following the rules” and using 3+ steps/products and cold water only to end up feeling like i needed to cleanse my hair constantly- its because my hair is low/medium porosity so everything just built up Thanks for being honest and clear about this
No one in my family has curly hair and I have a 2c type of hair and I just hate to spend so much time and effort in making them look good and my family just can’t relate and are like “what do you do for so long inside the bathroom” Clueless
Leave the door open when styling 🙄 I started doing it in front of myfamily because I got the same backlash. My older sister has wavy/curly hair and only uses one product so.. I use 3. Tighter waves and curls in the back of my head.. It takes time mannn
same thing with my family too. I'm the only one in my family that has curly hair and I have type 2c/3a hair and they would complain that I take way too long in the shower. It's so annoying because they have no idea the amount of work curly hair needs in order to look good
Thank you so much for the tips, my hair has been frizzy and dry for years, and i never understood why because i've never done anything to it. have very high porosity hair, and literally have to wash my hair every 3-4 days because the moisture just doesn't stay in and my curls get ruined. This really helped me better understand my hair!
I don't know if any curlies out there have this same issue, but I noticed I get flashdrying if I use gel containing *aloe* *vera* ! Its weird, bc my hair seems to react to aloe vera as if its a protein, even tho it isn't. So, I made sure to first apply a good amount of (protein-free) leave-in and to also be lighter handed with the gel. That did the trick- no more flashdrying!😊💜
Probably the only dude on here! But thank you so much! My hair is ridiculously thick and curly and have been struggling with this for years! Many thanks! 👊🏽
Omg finally someone explaining it in a way I can understand! My daughter has strawberry blonde curly hair that I am struggling with big time! Can never get her hair wet enough it feels like on wash days, and your description of protein overload is exactly what I’m experiencing with her hair. Thank you for giving me a place to start in correcting her hair!
I have natural VERY dry hair, to the extent that I dye my hair so people will think its that way becuse of the dye. Its embarrassing to say... "that's my hair" (No-can-do) Thank you SOOOOO much for this info on "wet frizz" I have it and no one has addressed this! THANK YOU SO MUCH! P.S. ive used vinegar rinses but it messes with the color of my hair snd I dont see its "greatness" 😫
This was so helpful! I love when RUclips actually recommends something useful. 😂 I’m definitely jumping down the rabbit hole of your channel and seeing your other tips. Thank you! ☺️
I just bought the Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate line. 56% less breakage* 82% less visible split ends** 11x smoother hair*** pH balancing Used it once and I can see a big difference in my hair.
3:22 i’ve made this mistake before. i had a great experience using a mix of coconut oil and olive oil to lock in my moisture. i tried it a week later (without moisturizing before) and i had the worst and nastiest oily frizz. i was so confused. this was 3 years ago haha
Low porosity girls with virgin hair: RUN from protein! Do NOT jump on the rice water trend! Please listen to me! I am learning the lesson Edit: I have coarse hair texture and high density hair. Curl type: 3a3b (not that it matters)
Except I am low porosity and have virgin hair, and even Aphogee 2 step only lasts me one wash? Im so confused, I really think I need protein as there's none in my routine but whatever protein treatment I try never seems to be enough. Help lol
@@Handleshmandle1 do you have fine hair or coarse? Fine hair needs more protein then coarse hair does. Even if its low porosity, fine hair still needs some protein. I have coarse low porosity hair and protein is not my friend most of the time. If you do have fine hair I would incorporate a protein in your routine. Also, larger sized proteins like hydrolyzed soy, wheat etc, are better for fine hair. Keratin, and anything that says amino acids, or silk protein are smaller sized proteins that work better for coarse hair if/when it needs it. Try a moisturizing wash and condition, then use a styler with protein. Good luck!
Low porosity here! The rice water was fine for my hair, just don’t do it too often, try to keep it as a once or twice a month thing if you really wanna do it
About two months ago I used for the second time a deep conditioned w three different proteins. As soon as I applied a new gel I’ve never tried I got flash drying. For two weeks after that I dealt w major wet frizz. You’re so right about the amount of info about it. Flash drying too. After a lot of research and trying that new gel a month later w great results I assumed it was too much protein (or it was the hydrolyzed oat instead of the amino acids I usually use) on my low porosity hair. Thanks for the great info. It’s nice to know I was on the right track.
Yes! I had this happen when I used the Innersense I Create Volume on my bare hair that is dry and high porosity. It frizzed up instantly and started to air dry.
I’m so sorry for getting off track and talking about my personal life!! Thank you for all the advice and information you should be called “ Dr. Curl “ have a Blessed Day!!!
I've had some good luck reducing wet frizz by just continually adding more water while I S2C in the shower. ...add some product (like conditioner or a leave-in) but a lot of water...since my head is upside down, I just put it under the water for a few seconds (and squish it a bit). Then as it rinses out, get out of the water and re-add some more conditioner then more water (and more squish)...and just keep doing it several times. Sometimes I just take the conditioner and rub it on each curl clump individually (I only have a few so that only takes a minute). And, when I do the final step (applying my mousse), I try not to really squish it too hard, but more like pushing the ends to the top of my head - but not making a "grabbing" motion. It just takes practice I think, but I've had great success lately with the *keep adding more water* philosophy. Also, over-moisturizing can cause frizz and s2c adds a lot of moisture. Try getting a conditioner with hydrolized protein or hydrolyzed quinoa. I just bought Giovanni deep moisture conditioner; it's great! It made my hair sooo shiny :) it has just a bit of protein in it. I even use a tiny bit extra as a leave-in because it's nice and lightweight. They have leave-ins too, but I just use the one.
Loved your video. Well researched. I am struggling with wet frizz. I didn't even know it was a term but it comforts me if the issue has a name, it can definitely can be treated too! Thank you so much!
It has a nammmmeeeee?!? So I’ve been trimming my ends unnecessarily b/c despite not seeing split ends I always assumed it was damaged 🤦🏾♀️ I also bleach and dye my hair so the very ends are high porosity where as the rest is low porosity 🥴 but it still curls normally so I’m not sure if it’s damaged 🤔
Haha yes! Yours sounds similar to mine. My hair is medium porosity at the root and high porosity at the ends. I think that’s common for porosity to increase towards the end. Bleach does cause the cuticle lift though which is damaging.
Girl!!!!!! I have learned so much from you. Two deep conditioners I swear by are ORS Banana and Bamboo deep treatment and Creme of Nature Argan Oil Intensive Conditioning Treatment. Both leave my hair free of any tangles and so smooth.
Wow! This is so helpful. I didn't know what the term was for wet frizz but I have been experiencing it trying to get more of my natural waves to come out with routines like this. Thank you so much! Definitely going to check out your videos that you recommended in this one.
thank you! this was very informative. can you do a video suggesting which shampoos, conditioners (protein free), creams, and gels are best for low porosity hair types? I am just starting my curly hair journey and I feel very lost with all the information
Thank you!! I've recently been watching all different wavy/curly hair videos to learn how to better get the most out of my hair without frizz. And this is one thing I noticed about my hair but didn't know what the name for it was. And I didn't see anyone else talking about it or having the issue. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for this video. I am dealing with protein overload but I believe I will win this challenge. People don’t talk about this. God bless you
I have 2b (coarse) hair and recently am going through this. I've tried all sorts of treatments and specialized conditioners and the ones with protein seemed to make everything worse. I recently found that almond oil has been taming most of the dry frizz, but still looking for better ways. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you so much for these videos. My husband keeps telling me to just keep adding more product and I'm like, once my hair is already coated in product, that ain't gonna do anything. You confirmed something in another video that I suspected but that he was very skeptical of, which was that product buildup was likely preventing moisture from getting into my hair and that what it actually needs is a deep cleanse. I'm gonna go for it later today and see if I can bring some life back into my hair. 😊
Great video! My first of yours that I have watched. Am now a subscriber! Still relatively new to this curly thing. I fought it for over 30 years and thanks to COVID, decided last April to give my natural hair a chance. Thanks for the great info!!
Thank you for leading out there with this issue. My hair is likely (in curl type) the most like yours I've ever seen on RUclips. I know I have various porosoties on my head. The back or crown of my hair is the driest and frizziest on my hair... also the highest porosity. It virtually looks dry under flowing water, it's soaking it up and letting go so fast it took a super slow down mode on camera to see it. It would suck up drops and let it go as fast as it sucked it up... I've never seen such a thing. Of course this has to be on MY head! The rest of my hair is normal porosity. So it's a real challenge to wash, condition and style my hair! The only cause we've been able to come up with for this is hormonal imbalance. I'm currently going through the "change" and so it's not altogether shocking it's happening but in a very obvious area of hair it's so frustrating, I have to treat the section of hair totally different than the rest of my hair, like I have two sets of hair on one head. I admit, it's hard... really hard not to have "the heck with this" days and just put it all up in a chompy for the rest of my life. I hope people will learn of this webbing and wet frizz syndrome and gain some success from your video. Again... thank you! Smiles and blessings...
Another pro tip I picked up from another RUclipsr is how one drys their hair! The texture of a standard towel will take out too much moisture! Try using a plain white cotton t-shirt! Just that alone has helped transform my natural curly hair! It’s something I never even thought of that would make that much of a difference, but it does!
Brilliant. Thank you for all of your practicing and research. You do an excellent job of explaining the science and application. Your presentation style is calming and clear and you have camera presence which is just a bonus. Looking forward to tweaking my hair routine to incorporate some of your ideas. Oh, and glad to see another Gena with an “e”! The best way💁🏾♀️
Silly me, I just assumed that because I live in Yuma, Arizona where it is extremely humid would be the main cause of my constantly fighting frizzy hair. I too, have fine, high porosity, 3b to 3c hair and all of your advice has helped me so far. I'm going to try your suggestions one by one and figure this out. Thank you so much for all your informative videos and keep up the good work! I'm hoping someday that my hair will look as gorgeous as yours!
I just have to say this video is absolutely fantastic! I have been dealing with this exact problem and while there’s a few videos that touch on the subject, none do so in a way that goes into so much detail. I didn’t have a single question by the end and that’s the sign of an extremely informative video lol. Thank you so much for passing on your knowledge!
I’ve reversed my shampoo and conditioner because it helps with tangles on wash day. Thanks for this video because I never realized that I should condition my hair after shampooing. I would just add stylers.
So much info Gena! It was great. I will say that because my hair is so super fine and wispy, I need regular protein to give it 'structure', but just not large amounts. I make sure that I get protein in every wash day and weekly in a mask. I think the my hair is closed cuticle, especially the top half, but even so, due to it's fineness, I need a bit of protein.
I thought I was alone with having this problem! I’m so happy your video popped up in my feed 😍 Thank you for sharing and for great tips! You’ve just got another subscriber 💕🤗
This was super helpful, thank you! I learned so much about my hair and I'm going to take much better care of it now. Whenever I try to describe my hair I can't, but I found all the correct terms thanks to this video 😁🌸
Webbing? So it has a name! Wet frizz? Thought it was just me. Thanks for posting this. I saw this after straightening my hair with relaxers for all my life. I think that using conditioner with ceramides helped in my case.
This was the first helpful video I’ve watched and trust me I have watched a lot of videos and read so much but this was very informative and I appreciate this so much. Thank you! I was listening to other people about products that they recommended to treat protein overload not realizing the products they recommended had protein in it. I’m learning to read labels and not trust all Utubers🤣
I had this sticky feeling on my hair, and i always thought that my shampoo isn't good enough, that's why i change it regularly☹️ im glad you talked about this, i think i need to start using apple cider vinegar and deep condition more often 😊
I've had this problem for years, but the twist is that I've super straight 1A, fine nordic hair.... Literally the straightest/ flatest hair imaginable. Thank you for all the tips, I'll try to follow them but with products for my hair type!
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Do you struggle with wet frizz too?! I rounded up all the causes + solutions we discussed here over on the blog post, and listed out some of my favorite products for cleansing, moisturizing, and sealing: genamarie.co/2020/09/causes-of-wet-frizz-webbing-how-to-fix-it/
Hi I’m a male with long wavy hair that goes below my chest it feels and looks healthy however I do notice their tends to be a lot of single hairs that don’t lock on to my “wavy locks” and they end up looking like flyaways or frizz would you know if that’s due to my hair being dry or is that normal for people like me and you that have natural curly/wavy hair your help would be much appreciated and love the video.
Thanks for including the explanation of pH! When I've been struggling to find/replace a good conditioner I've used just shampoo then an oil instead of conditioner - never realised that could cause pH balance issues, nor that an a vinegar rinse could help temporarily balance that.
I have wet frizz but I don't know the reason. My curls also straighten out over a number of days until I wash again.
curly hair has to be a school subject, no cap💀
THIS my family doesn’t have my hair type either so it’s really been just them making fun of my hair and telling me to just take care of it which I do A LOT
@@yc2877 i can relate to this. my mom keeps telling me to comb my hair like wtf??? it won't do anything lol
@@yc2877 .My situation is the same. Even me actually doing and styling my hair, they think its just messy. 😔
@@gatomeong please if i comb my hair my curls will fall out and start frizzing even more so NO THANKS
@@yc2877 throw away the family at that point💀
How many times have y’all heard “I love your hair! You’re so lucky you have curly hair! “ 😂 🤦♀️ them clueless 💯
living in an asian country where most are straight-haired, having curly hair means youre unlucky u.u
pleeeeasssse too many!! I have 2c/3a + some 2b and 3b and the effort I put in to tame this smh
So many people have said that and I just hate it
@@charadreemurr9081 that sounds about right for me except I have 3” of completely straight hair from the scalp before it goes crazy.
@@StormyDay true, true
Tip I learned from my curly hair stylist: if you see that webbing, ADD MORE WATER and a little conditioner and work that through your hair until the water is soaked in. The hair should be heavy, then rinse all the conditioner out and immediately start adding your products while soaked. This has changed my hair so much, basically I learned that conditioner is only meant to be a catalyst to allow your hair to soak in more water
Ima try that , thanks for the help, I been having this issue.
this actually helped me thank youuu!
@@bobbyluna8079 has it helped ?
This definitely works!
I love adding my products with hair fresh out of the shower. I definitely can’t damp style. It always looked stringy and even more frizzy. My hair is prone to frizz anyways due to the South Florida weather but it was horrible.
What about leave ins? Everyone talks about using them for styling n this n that, would that be the same thing with conditioner or is that different?
WAIT THAT’S WHAT IT’S CALLED???? I THOUGHT THAT WAS JUST MY NORMAL HAIR-
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"Wow shes so lucky to have curly hair I bet she just gets up and goes"
"I bet she just uses some water to make her hair look like that"
Reality: *IF U DONT BEHAVE IMMA SHAVE U OFF*
It's scary how close I've got to shaving it all off...I already did half 😭
i actually shaved my head cuz i was tyree of it lmao
@@jlyncasco5806 i did help
Omg I say this at least every day and almost every hour 🤣
For me my hair is my pride + joy and whenever I put it up in a pony my face looks ugly (in my opinion) so I just wanna take care of it so that I can wear it down without the frizz annoying me-
I have curly hair but I’m a really low maintenance gal and watching curl maintenance videos are torture to me. But you have very easy to digest and organized videos so it makes it that much more helpful. Thank you
Thank you! Totally understand. I try and compile all the tips into one video, however you definitely don't have to do every single one to see results 😊
same here, tbh all I use is a shampoo bar, flaxseedgel (for hydration+definition in my hair) and coconut oil (it nourishes the hair) and my hair looks awesome and its also very eco friendly
I have no time to do all the recommended tips. I prefer the lowest maintenance methods
Same here. I have a baby and a toddler, work full time, and hardly any expendable money. I don't have the money or time to spend an hour + on my hair with 4 or 5 products that may or may not work.
That's exactly what my hair looks like 💀
Im so glad she covered this topic 😭
Yesssss
My wet frizz tip: If your hair decides to pull a wet frizz prank on you, style it dripping wet and not damp and after it's dry wear it up in a pineapple for a couple of hours for more volume cause wet styling tends to have less volume than damp in most curlies
@Caramel Cupcake You should try wetting it with a spray bottlr after the shower
@Caramel Cupcake you mean low porosity?
@Caramel Cupcake
I have damaged high porosity hair and mine dries fairly quickly but not totally. I think HP hair actually stays wet longer but it seems dry on the surface because it starts to frizz, etc.
@Caramel Cupcake same. I recently started putting my leave in in my hair while I'm still in the shower &then putting it up, and after I've dried myself a bit i'll use a spray bottle to re-hydrate & add styling products. seems like it's helping a bit but I'm going to do it a bit longer to see if its REALLY heling or if its just wishful thinking haha
I imagined a person walking around with a hollowed out pineapple on their head, thank you for that mental image 😂😂
I have slightly curly hair and honestly, I don't think anything worse could've happened to me. Watching all these videos make me question how on earth would I ever be able to tame my hair? There is so much chemistry going on. Since when did hair care become so difficult? I have to measure the acids, the base, the proteins, the moisture, thickness and density of my hair and the list goes on and on. I don't understand how a normal person could ever take care of their curly hair without putting in a gazillion products in their hair and praying to God that at least, something works in the end!
Same. I’m very overwhelmed
Same lol
Hows it going? :D
Exactly!!! I'm getting anxiety just watching these videos! Just started trying some of these methods, I just gave up a long time ago because I have tried a zillion products and spent a zillion dollars that never solved my frizz problem! Geez! But decided again to see if it was something I missed. Can't say I have much hope, and wondering how they don't get a ton of buildup from all the steps and products that they use with this CG method. lol :)
You don't HAVE to make it complicated if you don't want to. I have wavy hair and I just avoid sulfates and silicones aside from clarifying and look for moisturizing conditioners. They say moisturizing on the bottle. Sure my hair is not as nice as someone who spends more time and effort in it, but you only have to put as much effort in as you want to
I have a lot of wet frizz because I have random strands of hair that are 2 levels curlier than the rest of my hair. Any tips?
I have the same problem. I have type 1, type 2, and type 3 curls on my head! They are also different colors and different widths. I have a microscope at work so that's how I know!
me too honestly, if you ever find out let me know-
My problem too. I have 2b-3b curls and I find that styling using a denman brush really helps with it.
rainbowboombox I style with a denman brush, but I still can’t get them to match (I have type 3a hair and my flyaways are literally 3c) 😕
I have that too! Honestly I don't know. Like I have all type 3 on my head
I feel like I have to take bio and chem 101 to get my hair to act right. Thanks for all the great tips. There’s so many different variables to either good or bad hair days, but a little (a lot) of trail and error and I might figure this out one day.
I've given up. Lol.
As a biology major in college who’s about to graduate, nothing you learn has to do with it 😭😭
I started styling my hair soaking wet with curl cream and hair gel, then wet plopping my hair. This seems to have solved my frizz & webbing.
what curl cream do you use?
what’s wet plopping?
@@aniemarie1305 I like to use Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie.
@@katfatho5417 Wet plopping is when you apply your products to wet hair then place a plastic cap on your head. This allows all our hair products penetrate deeper and reduce frizz.
@@twinsweare2 oh! Great idea - how long do you plop?
This video was so helpful! I've had 'wet frizz' for as long as I can remember and I never knew there could be any solutions to it! For the longest time I hated my curls cause I never knew how to take care of them. I ended up straightening my hair for 4 long years which led to SO MUCH heat damage to the point where my curls were basically non existent. I decided to put down the flat iron in June and change my shampoo and conditioner and I can already see the difference! I ordered my first styling product (curl cream) a few days ago and can't wait to try it and finally give my hair the moisture its been seeking for years. So glad
I found your channel!
Thanks for watching! So glad to hear you're now embracing your curls ❤️
Gena Marie hey! I have a question. The day I wash my hair it looks really nice but when I wake up the next day it’s frizzy. Would you recommend a satin pillowcase?
@@ewbae3402 yes
I have straight hair but people with straight hair don’t know anything about porosity or pH or anything so it’s near impossible to find information to troubleshoot my hair. I want you to know that your videos are helpful for people with straight hair too! Thank you
I'm embarrassed to say that my hair looked like the thumbnail,but now that I used your tips, it doesn't! Thanks so much btw
Glad I could help!
😱 no one understood me when I said my hair sticks together when it’s wet and it’s kind of hard to wash and run my fingers through. It almost feels rubbery. Thanks for the info! I have a lot of grey hair so probably high porosity.
I have this exact feeling its been going on for months now waht did u do to fix it ??
Literally the photo in the thumbnail could be my hair. Looks exactly like it oh boy thank you! I needed this!!!
Wet frizz...me every time my hair gets wet. Thank you for the info!!
How did you get rid of it
I have been searching for months for an answer to what’s happening to my hair. Turns out I have high porosity hair on top of have been throwing oil on and sealing all that dryness in. Your video literally has changed my life!!! Thank u🥺
So we shouldn't oil if we have high porosity hair?
@@khasimali9352 honestly, I’m still trying to figure it out 2 years later lol. My biggest tips are to use a silk bonnet to sleep (regardless of your hair texture) and to never to go bed without drying your hair. Air drying isn’t preferable, as the extra moisture/humidity in the air is what causes your hair to frizz up. Even if you don’t use heat tools (I rarely do), make sure your scalp is completely dry before you sleep! I like to run the blow dryer on low heat over my scalp for a few minutes after I shower and usually let the rest air dry. use a thinner oil that can penetrate your hair, (google is your best friend for this), and apply the oil AFTER using your normal detangling/leave in conditioners while it’s still wet. using it after my products seals all of the moisture in, and leaves my hair super shiny and not frizzy at all. hair porosity is basically just helping explain how each hair types maintain moisture differently. the definitions still confuse me but the main point of hair porosity is to help determine which order of product application works best for your hair. at least this is what I have come to discover in my experience
I get this a lot! I'm in the transitioning faze because my hair got damaged by dying and bleaching. It's encouraging to see your journey with your hair and how hair can change over time 🥰
Being diagnosed with pcos one of my complications is hair change. Much more frizz and build up. Loved this video✨
I've been curling girl for years now. I also started out using devacurl. I gave that up only after the scandal last year and my hair has really gotten fuller again but I still have so many things to figure out. Especially the moisture/protein balance.
This has probably been one of THE most informative videos Ive seen to really help me figure how to read ingredients and see what works. thank you!
I don’t use any products with sulfate, haven’t used heat styling tools in a year, and my hair will have frizz 24/7
Same 🙂
🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️
Check your diet
That's because our hair is absorbing humidity AKA water and the cuticles are bloated. Not because our hair is dry. It needs more conditioning to satisfy the thirst and to smooth / seal the cuticles. Rinsing cold helps.
deep conditioning
Holy shit it’s like you read my mind when you explained the Velcro feeling in the hair. That’s exactly what it feels like. I’ve been so lost trying to figure out what is wrong, now I feel better.
I've come to the realization that many hair RUclipsrs don't understand the difference from high and low porosity. My hair was suffering because I was suffering under all the confusing lingo that is applicable to both porosities but I felt I resonated with the high end of it. This video (and a little common sense 😂) further validated my suspicions with the frizz, knots and the external look of my hair. Thank you Gena!
Thank you ma’am!! I have been dealing with my frizzy, extra thick, knotty, curly hair for almost 58 years now. I’ve had a multitude of different hairstyles. I’ve tried a multitude of different hair products. I’ve always had them dad-gum curly-ques sticking out all over my head mainly on the top. Now, I’m not one to put my personal business out there but I’ve got a terminal illness and I’m not looking for sympathy prayers, I’ll take. I’m just saying that your videos have been very helpful and informative. I’m on a lot of medication that has damaged my already dry hair. Believe it or not I have gotten it to grow back ( THANK YOU LORD ) it is now to the top of my belt! I told my husband that I would never cut it off however it is falling out gradually.😞
prayers for you :)
I needed this!! I have straight hair, but as soon as I leave the shower and towel dry my hair, it feels so terrible and rough and frizzy, Velcro is a perfect way to explain how it feels. So glad I can finally get rid of it. Never thought there was a name for it.
Standard towels aren't great for hair and cause frizz.
Finally, a video with my type of hair!!! Been struggling to find my hair type when looking up curly hair 4a/4b/4c pops up! When I saw the thumbnail my heart skipped a beat! Tysm!💕
Thanks for getting this knowledge out there. For someone who lives in a country where few people have curly hair it's a damn nightmare trying to look after my daughter's hair. We have little access to products outside of people who have straight average porosity hair. Not to mention there being no one (that I've found yet) that knows their business about curly hair though they all claim to. The last salon I took my kid to had no clue what porosity even was, so when my kid's very high porosity hair dried so quickly she freaked out. I tried to explain about her hair but she just waved me off like I was speaking gibberish (she claimed there was no such thing as sulfate free hair 0_0). Again, I can't stress how helpful your videos are, thank you kindly.
I love the way you talk... Its very calming and it made me not skip through the video... subscribed
Thank you!!! ❤️
This is so organized and comprehensive! Mad respect for all the research that went into this. Subscribed
Thank you! Welcome 😘
I've been having such a hard time with my hair lately, and this has been one of my biggest problems for forever it seems. Thanks for the video.
On a separate note... your eye makeup is GORGEOUS
OMG!! Ive been wondering about this for YEARS but had no idea how to explain it or what it was called!
Now i understand why my hair would get like this when i was “following the rules” and using 3+ steps/products and cold water only to end up feeling like i needed to cleanse my hair constantly- its because my hair is low/medium porosity so everything just built up
Thanks for being honest and clear about this
No one in my family has curly hair and I have a 2c type of hair and I just hate to spend so much time and effort in making them look good and my family just can’t relate and are like “what do you do for so long inside the bathroom”
Clueless
Leave the door open when styling 🙄 I started doing it in front of myfamily because I got the same backlash. My older sister has wavy/curly hair and only uses one product so.. I use 3. Tighter waves and curls in the back of my head.. It takes time mannn
My family ALWAYS gets mad at me for spending so long in the bathroom. Like dude you guys have no idea what it’s like having curly hair smh🙄
same thing with my family too. I'm the only one in my family that has curly hair and I have type 2c/3a hair and they would complain that I take way too long in the shower. It's so annoying because they have no idea the amount of work curly hair needs in order to look good
This video speaks to my soul. 😭 thank you for doing such an in-depth analysis on such a niche topic.
Thank you so much for the tips, my hair has been frizzy and dry for years, and i never understood why because i've never done anything to it. have very high porosity hair, and literally have to wash my hair every 3-4 days because the moisture just doesn't stay in and my curls get ruined. This really helped me better understand my hair!
I don't know if any curlies out there have this same issue, but I noticed I get flashdrying if I use gel containing *aloe* *vera* ! Its weird, bc my hair seems to react to aloe vera as if its a protein, even tho it isn't. So, I made sure to first apply a good amount of (protein-free) leave-in and to also be lighter handed with the gel. That did the trick- no more flashdrying!😊💜
What is flashdrying?
Probably the only dude on here! But thank you so much! My hair is ridiculously thick and curly and have been struggling with this for years! Many thanks! 👊🏽
Omg finally someone explaining it in a way I can understand! My daughter has strawberry blonde curly hair that I am struggling with big time! Can never get her hair wet enough it feels like on wash days, and your description of protein overload is exactly what I’m experiencing with her hair. Thank you for giving me a place to start in correcting her hair!
I have natural VERY dry hair, to the extent that I dye my hair so people will think its that way becuse of the dye. Its embarrassing to say... "that's my hair" (No-can-do)
Thank you SOOOOO much for this info on "wet frizz" I have it and no one has addressed this! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
P.S. ive used vinegar rinses but it messes with the color of my hair snd I dont see its "greatness" 😫
I’m so pissed that after 22 years I’m finally learning how to actually take care of my curly hair 😭 thank you Gena!
Girl, you have really been doing your homework! This has been so helpful, thank you! ❤️
You're so welcome!
This was so helpful! I love when RUclips actually recommends something useful. 😂 I’m definitely jumping down the rabbit hole of your channel and seeing your other tips. Thank you! ☺️
I just bought the Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate line.
56% less breakage*
82% less visible split ends**
11x smoother hair***
pH balancing
Used it once and I can see a big difference in my hair.
OMG I have this problem
Same
My curls look like the thumbnail wtfff do I do
I only had this problem until after Deva Curl damaged my hair.
Same here 🙄👎🏽
Sameeeeeee 😩
Me too :( I feel y'alls pain
Same
Same!
3:22 i’ve made this mistake before. i had a great experience using a mix of coconut oil and olive oil to lock in my moisture. i tried it a week later (without moisturizing before) and i had the worst and nastiest oily frizz. i was so confused. this was 3 years ago haha
So what i use for moisture?? Pls Help a sister 😢💔
@@asmahassan1727 water and then the oil. Cuz the oil seals the hair and if there's no water you're just gonna seal the dry hair which makes it drier
I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING ALL DAMN DAY BECAUSE I HAD NO IDEA WHAT TO EVEN CALL THIS! Thank you, you curl goddess lol.
This is the only video I have found on frizz that is ACTUALLY helpful. Thank you!!!!
Low porosity girls with virgin hair: RUN from protein! Do NOT jump on the rice water trend! Please listen to me!
I am learning the lesson
Edit: I have coarse hair texture and high density hair. Curl type: 3a3b (not that it matters)
Oh my god is this what I’m doing wrong :(
Except I am low porosity and have virgin hair, and even Aphogee 2 step only lasts me one wash? Im so confused, I really think I need protein as there's none in my routine but whatever protein treatment I try never seems to be enough. Help lol
@@Handleshmandle1 do you have fine hair or coarse? Fine hair needs more protein then coarse hair does. Even if its low porosity, fine hair still needs some protein. I have coarse low porosity hair and protein is not my friend most of the time. If you do have fine hair I would incorporate a protein in your routine. Also, larger sized proteins like hydrolyzed soy, wheat etc, are better for fine hair. Keratin, and anything that says amino acids, or silk protein are smaller sized proteins that work better for coarse hair if/when it needs it. Try a moisturizing wash and condition, then use a styler with protein. Good luck!
Low porosity here! The rice water was fine for my hair, just don’t do it too often, try to keep it as a once or twice a month thing if you really wanna do it
@@isabellacamboia658 I do not know my porosity lol but im doing rice water, it hasnt done anything that ruined my hair yet, i have a lot of hair too
WOW you are the first person EVER I have heard say that WATER moisturizes and not oil......this is so true!! Our dehydrator for skin and hair is WATER
About two months ago I used for the second time a deep conditioned w three different proteins. As soon as I applied a new gel I’ve never tried I got flash drying. For two weeks after that I dealt w major wet frizz. You’re so right about the amount of info about it. Flash drying too. After a lot of research and trying that new gel a month later w great results I assumed it was too much protein (or it was the hydrolyzed oat instead of the amino acids I usually use) on my low porosity hair. Thanks for the great info. It’s nice to know I was on the right track.
Yes! I had this happen when I used the Innersense I Create Volume on my bare hair that is dry and high porosity. It frizzed up instantly and started to air dry.
I’ve never seen a video on this before and have ALWAYS struggled with it. From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU💓💓
I’m so sorry for getting off track and talking about my personal life!! Thank you for all the advice and information you should be called “ Dr. Curl “ have a Blessed Day!!!
I've had some good luck reducing wet frizz by just continually adding more water while I S2C in the shower.
...add some product (like conditioner or a leave-in) but a lot of water...since my head is upside down, I just put it under the water for a few seconds (and squish it a bit). Then as it rinses out, get out of the water and re-add some more conditioner then more water (and more squish)...and just keep doing it several times. Sometimes I just take the conditioner and rub it on each curl clump individually (I only have a few so that only takes a minute).
And, when I do the final step (applying my mousse), I try not to really squish it too hard, but more like pushing the ends to the top of my head - but not making a "grabbing" motion.
It just takes practice I think, but I've had great success lately with the *keep adding more water* philosophy.
Also, over-moisturizing can cause frizz and s2c adds a lot of moisture. Try getting a conditioner with hydrolized protein or hydrolyzed quinoa. I just bought Giovanni deep moisture conditioner; it's great! It made my hair sooo shiny :) it has just a bit of protein in it. I even use a tiny bit extra as a leave-in because it's nice and lightweight. They have leave-ins too, but I just use the one.
Loved your video. Well researched. I am struggling with wet frizz. I didn't even know it was a term but it comforts me if the issue has a name, it can definitely can be treated too! Thank you so much!
It has a nammmmeeeee?!? So I’ve been trimming my ends unnecessarily b/c despite not seeing split ends I always assumed it was damaged 🤦🏾♀️ I also bleach and dye my hair so the very ends are high porosity where as the rest is low porosity 🥴 but it still curls normally so I’m not sure if it’s damaged 🤔
Haha yes!
Yours sounds similar to mine. My hair is medium porosity at the root and high porosity at the ends. I think that’s common for porosity to increase towards the end. Bleach does cause the cuticle lift though which is damaging.
I face lots of this problem, thank you Genia for sharing Ur solution to problems. Lots of Love.
Girl!!!!!! I have learned so much from you. Two deep conditioners I swear by are ORS Banana and Bamboo deep treatment and Creme of Nature Argan Oil Intensive Conditioning Treatment. Both leave my hair free of any tangles and so smooth.
Thank you SO MUCH!! I’ve been having this problem and there were no videos on it!
You're welcome! I struggled to find other resources as well
I love your profile pic and name LOL
Wow! This is so helpful. I didn't know what the term was for wet frizz but I have been experiencing it trying to get more of my natural waves to come out with routines like this. Thank you so much! Definitely going to check out your videos that you recommended in this one.
thank you! this was very informative. can you do a video suggesting which shampoos, conditioners (protein free), creams, and gels are best for low porosity hair types? I am just starting my curly hair journey and I feel very lost with all the information
My hair hates protein, so I have all protein free products and a aminoacid leave in for when I need it (usually once every two months)
@@roxemary product names please and thank you
Thank you!! I've recently been watching all different wavy/curly hair videos to learn how to better get the most out of my hair without frizz. And this is one thing I noticed about my hair but didn't know what the name for it was. And I didn't see anyone else talking about it or having the issue. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for this video. I am dealing with protein overload but I believe I will win this challenge. People don’t talk about this. God bless you
Heeey How did it go with protein overload?
Curl families... such a cute description of clumps 😍😍🥰🥰 thank you for this video! Very helpful as always!
I have 2b (coarse) hair and recently am going through this. I've tried all sorts of treatments and specialized conditioners and the ones with protein seemed to make everything worse. I recently found that almond oil has been taming most of the dry frizz, but still looking for better ways. Thanks for sharing this.
Such a great video! Straight to the point, very informative, chopped up into sections. Well done!
Thank you so much for these videos. My husband keeps telling me to just keep adding more product and I'm like, once my hair is already coated in product, that ain't gonna do anything. You confirmed something in another video that I suspected but that he was very skeptical of, which was that product buildup was likely preventing moisture from getting into my hair and that what it actually needs is a deep cleanse. I'm gonna go for it later today and see if I can bring some life back into my hair. 😊
You are so pretty and your hair is gorgeous! Curly hair is hard to manage but so pretty
great video! love seeing other fellow fine haired curly girls!
Great video! My first of yours that I have watched. Am now a subscriber! Still relatively new to this curly thing. I fought it for over 30 years and thanks to COVID, decided last April to give my natural hair a chance. Thanks for the great info!!
Thank you for leading out there with this issue. My hair is likely (in curl type) the most like yours I've ever seen on RUclips. I know I have various porosoties on my head. The back or crown of my hair is the driest and frizziest on my hair... also the highest porosity. It virtually looks dry under flowing water, it's soaking it up and letting go so fast it took a super slow down mode on camera to see it. It would suck up drops and let it go as fast as it sucked it up... I've never seen such a thing. Of course this has to be on MY head! The rest of my hair is normal porosity. So it's a real challenge to wash, condition and style my hair! The only cause we've been able to come up with for this is hormonal imbalance. I'm currently going through the "change" and so it's not altogether shocking it's happening but in a very obvious area of hair it's so frustrating, I have to treat the section of hair totally different than the rest of my hair, like I have two sets of hair on one head. I admit, it's hard... really hard not to have "the heck with this" days and just put it all up in a chompy for the rest of my life. I hope people will learn of this webbing and wet frizz syndrome and gain some success from your video. Again... thank you! Smiles and blessings...
Another pro tip I picked up from another RUclipsr is how one drys their hair! The texture of a standard towel will take out too much moisture! Try using a plain white cotton t-shirt! Just that alone has helped transform my natural curly hair! It’s something I never even thought of that would make that much of a difference, but it does!
Thank you for your video. Especially the scrunching with more flat hands helped me so much!
Brilliant. Thank you for all of your practicing and research. You do an excellent job of explaining the science and application. Your presentation style is calming and clear and you have camera presence which is just a bonus. Looking forward to tweaking my hair routine to incorporate some of your ideas. Oh, and glad to see another Gena with an “e”! The best way💁🏾♀️
Thank you very much!
I have found testing the pH of my products with pH straps & adding lemon juice helps my high porosity hair significantly.
Silly me, I just assumed that because I live in Yuma, Arizona where it is extremely humid would be the main cause of my constantly fighting frizzy hair. I too, have fine, high porosity, 3b to 3c hair and all of your advice has helped me so far. I'm going to try your suggestions one by one and figure this out. Thank you so much for all your informative videos and keep up the good work! I'm hoping someday that my hair will look as gorgeous as yours!
By far the most informative video I have seen in years! Wow..
Good video and another way of curving the frizz is at the end of the drying process use a pomade to scrunch our the crunch from your gel
I just have to say this video is absolutely fantastic! I have been dealing with this exact problem and while there’s a few videos that touch on the subject, none do so in a way that goes into so much detail. I didn’t have a single question by the end and that’s the sign of an extremely informative video lol. Thank you so much for passing on your knowledge!
Aw thank you!
I’ve reversed my shampoo and conditioner because it helps with tangles on wash day. Thanks for this video because I never realized that I should condition my hair after shampooing. I would just add stylers.
So much info Gena! It was great. I will say that because my hair is so super fine and wispy, I need regular protein to give it 'structure', but just not large amounts. I make sure that I get protein in every
wash day and weekly in a mask. I think the my hair is closed cuticle, especially the top half, but even so, due to it's fineness, I need a bit of protein.
Totally makes sense!
I thought I was alone with having this problem! I’m so happy your video popped up in my feed 😍 Thank you for sharing and for great tips! You’ve just got another subscriber 💕🤗
Thank you!
This was super helpful, thank you! I learned so much about my hair and I'm going to take much better care of it now. Whenever I try to describe my hair I can't, but I found all the correct terms thanks to this video 😁🌸
Webbing? So it has a name! Wet frizz? Thought it was just me. Thanks for posting this. I saw this after straightening my hair with relaxers for all my life. I think that using conditioner with ceramides helped in my case.
This was the first helpful video I’ve watched and trust me I have watched a lot of videos and read so much but this was very informative and I appreciate this so much. Thank you! I was listening to other people about products that they recommended to treat protein overload not realizing the products they recommended had protein in it. I’m learning to read labels and not trust all Utubers🤣
Reading labels is SO important!
thank you!!!!!!! happy to see someone addressing this issue finally 😍
Great info, photos to examples of some of these issues is necessary.
Omg! Someone finally explained what’s been going on with my hair! Thank you!! 🙏
Great content Gena. I will be referring to your blog post as you have so much valuable information here. Thank you
Honestly thank you. I think this video just saved my hair.
First time I’ve seen my own hair in a video! Thank you.
I had this sticky feeling on my hair, and i always thought that my shampoo isn't good enough, that's why i change it regularly☹️ im glad you talked about this, i think i need to start using apple cider vinegar and deep condition more often 😊
I've had this problem for years, but the twist is that I've super straight 1A, fine nordic hair.... Literally the straightest/ flatest hair imaginable. Thank you for all the tips, I'll try to follow them but with products for my hair type!
Excellent video with real solutions!! Thank you for sharing this 👏🏽
Yesss I trouble with this to muchhhhh! 🤦♀️
THANK YOU FOR THIS!
I hate this crap and it happens EVERY TIME I SHOWER! I don’t wash it very often but it drives me nuts, feeling so gross.
My mind is blown! This is so informative!