Thanks for the blast from the past. I am in my mid 60s. I remember when I was about 3, my mom would put dippidy do in my hair when she was putting rollers in on Saturday night. I would look presentable for Sunday church. At that age, I did not like the crunchy hair that resulted. But, it always brushed out. The other bit of trivia I wanted to share was how it got it's name. Back in the 50s when this stuff first came out it was marketed as a duel use product. You could use it as a thickener for your dips for chips, or as a gel for your hair. I can still hear the commercial....Use it for your dip. Use it for your do. Use it for your Dippity-Do!
😂😂😂😂 Me as well! I used this stuff with the giant rollers, or orange juice cans in my hair to make it straight back in the 70’s. Those were the best times! Now I love my curly hair! 😊
No, you cannot eat it. I think the Dippity comes from dipping your fingers in the jar to scoop out the product. They sound like great products! Her hair looks fantastic!
OMG!! I had NO idea Dippity Do was still being made. When I was a kid, this was a green gel that we used with foam rollers or when doing pin curls. That was in the 70's. No shampoo, no conditioner. Just styling gel. I haven't seen it for years. OOOhhh ... the consistency of the gel hasn't changed one bit! Used to be green. For decades there was only one product. I like the pink. I bet it still makes the same cast. Looks like it should. Brushing through that stuff was a nightmare. Now, we know better than to brush. What a trip down memory lane! Thanks so much.
Finally! You are the first person I have found that has my hair! Everyone else either has barely wavy hair or way more curly hair. My hair is also curly wavy. It looks just like your hair. Down to color, bleach, and grease! Thank you so much!
The brush styling demonstration was so helpful! Figuring out how to make my part work has always been the hardest part of washday for me. Totally trying this next time!
Dippity Do is one of my favorite gels! It always gives me the best results. I always use a cream, leave in or primer with it. I have 3b, normal medium porosity hair My favorite part about it is that it doesn't contain heavy butters or oils. I can actually control the amount of moisture with another product.
Love the Dippity Do gel as well... started using in summer '22 and I use it regularly. I have fine, color treated high porosity hair that easily weighs down and this works great. Just a small amount of leave-in or serum underneath and done :) (I don't use cream stylers) I do wash and condition with other products though, I keep these as light as possible, so not specific 'curl products' because they tend to be more moisturizing (=weight).
I like to use their curl boosting mousse (it's a foam) like a curl cream & brush it thru followed by their gel & I get fantastic results that last 4 to 5 days with no refresh! Works well with humidity too
I have always had ugly, frizzy, weird and not straight hair which looks horrible air dried and so blow dry it straight… I’ve tried curly girl before… BUT then I recently found you… and realize I actually have wavy hair… not so much curly… and have been playing with your techniques and they are GAME CHANGERS! I feel like there is lots of curly hair info out there but not really wavy hair info… THANK YOU!!!
At 41 years old I have just realised that I have wavy hair and have just started styling it wavy instead of straightening it every day. I’m fed up of my hair being dry and damaged. These videos are just amazing I nearly gave up up a few weeks ago as I was just overwhelmed with the whole curly girl process and what products to use but these videos have restored my faith and after the trying the brush styling my waves look amazing. Would love to know how you pineapple your short hair over night. I struggle with day 2 hair etc and my hair going a bit frizzy as I’m refreshing it with water.
Awe thank you! It is a journey! I just pineapple like normal but some of the back pieces that are shorter do sometimes fall out or don't make it in. They do get a little stretched out but that's okay. It's still the best method that works for me!
I love your hair that length Courtney, I took your picture to the hairdresser after you did your cut the time before, it's so cute. Thanks for all the tips and how simply you show the process 👍
I’ve used the dippity do gel so I appreciate seeing the shampoo in this video. It’s good to see less products used. Love your hair that length ! Ps Thanks for mentioning TJ Max for the lower price!
I think it's so funny-- there are two modifications from the techniques I've learned from your older videos that I've figured out work better for me--separating curl clumps that are too big, and only glazing and scrunching in my styler (no praying hands--that tends to pull out my waves). And I then watch this video and you're doing them! 😁
I can attest to all your styling techniques. I have wavy--curly fine and low density hair. Wet hair I use a light leave in, scrunching, glazing, brushing upside down away from head and in sections followed by comb, more scrunching, micro-plopping, diffuse and dry scrunch. All these things give me consistently good results. Gonna give Dippitty Do a try. Thx. Your hair looks great
So funny, because as a teenager I used dippity do whenever I curled my hair (I’m now 69)! I just cut my hair this past week because I decided to give in to the wave/curl, essentially I’m letting it take over rather than always blow drying. I’m learning SO much from these videos (I LOVE RUclips), and have discovered much more curl in my hair than I ever realized that I had.
Thank you for doing this brand! I have been wanting to try the "gelee"😉 for a while now. My hair is now a 3a-c and is fine like yours so seeing how the gel would acted on your hair was helpful. Loved how your hair turned out ESPECIALLY on Day 2. I'm not a fan of how my hair looks on Day 1 (curls are too defined, yeah, I actually like a bit of frizziness for volume...I know weird🤷🏽♀️) so I love how you do the after Day 1 update to show how the products did. Thank you for always educating us. Keep the videos coming, girl!❤❤
Thank you so much for the curl styling walk through! I never thought to use a comb to make my curl clumps smaller. Also I too miss a clump on the back my head so I will have to try your method. I learned so much from this video
Have tried a few product combos- my hair seems to prefer a mousse/gel combo for styling- @ 2/3 mousse, 1/3 gel, for more hold but without too much weight. Can't believe Dippity Do is still around- it was a big thing in the '60's!
You answered immediately the question that came to my mind about how to remove the dimethicone if the shampoo is sulfate free. LOL I'm gonna try your approach about using one styler. I always go for a leave-in, curl cream or curl activator and a gel. It's like a safety blanket.
I love deputy do I have it’s been around a long time I used to use it when I was six years old and I’m now 65 so it’s been a long time. I love your hair the curl came out awesome and it looks beautiful.
This is exactly how I do it! Except for at the nape of the neck while upside down I like to use the comb to comb away from the head in vertical sections. i dont know why but it makes my hair look so thick and full!
Oh my gosh, I never knew curly hair could be done without a million different products! My hair has always been mildly wavy, but recently I've started to wonder if it's actually curly and I was just never able to find any products that didn't turn into a hot mess. But after several years of having to shave my hair due to an untreated scalp condition, I'm finally able to grow it back out, and would you believe it if I said that my medicated shampoo and a satin bonnet have made my curls show more than they EVER did back when I was experimenting before? It is still hard to tell because I've only managed to grow my hair out a few inches since starting to grow it again, but I'm definitely gonna keep watching these videos to see if maybe I can find some sort of routine that would work for me! Obviously I can't change my shampoo, but the possibility of finding a conditioner that doesn't leave my hair greasy as well as a styling product? I'm interested in trying! I'm also gonna share these videos with my little sister because she has really curly hair but hates the effort of a million products. Thank you!
Mom used Dippity Do in the mid 60’s. I was about 5 years old and fell in love with the translucent turquoise green gel. I can still smell it. Probably explains why that original Dippity color is my favorite color.
I really loved the detailed look at brush styling! It would be so interesting to see how you’d adapt it to right side up styling. I would just be nervous about plastering my roots to my scalp if I did this upright …
I just rediscovered Dippity-do! Bought the Gelee & the Curl Boost Spray this morning & I'm excited to try them out. I remember my mom, & my aunties using the gel to set their curls, & using beer cans as rollers. The poofiest, baddest beehives you ever saw! 😂
It’s so funny! My sister (12 years older than me) used Dippity Doo to roll up and set her hair on the OJ can rollers in the 60’s! I love how your hair came out with that product. I’m going to have to try it. 😊
I'm a couple months in to my hair journey and have transitioned from Cantu back to Nexxus about a week ago - they have a line that's sulfate/silicone free. My logic was that I was having a ton of trouble with wet frizz that I definitely did not have prior to this journey, and I feel like the shea butter was weighing my hair down. I've used a few different lines over the years (mostly dependent on my income at the time) but growing up we used Biolage for shampoo and Nexxus's Humectress for conditioner and I always find myself drifting back towards them because they do make my hair feel healthy and happy. Anyways. I would love it if you did a one brand washday with Nexxus products (it's specifically the ultralight line, i believe). Obviously they aren't a brand that is geared towards curly hair so I haven't seen it get mentioned by any curly hair folks.
Great video! I also have thin, quite porous hair that used to get oily on the second day. But that was until I followed the recommendation suggested by the Blowout Professor to not use “hydrating” shampoo or shampoos containing any oils. Now I’m able to go 3 days before washing and my hair looks great on the second day. I really recommend you to try that also :) just use voluminous shampoo
It took me a while to figure out which leave in to pair this best with as otherwise my hair felt pretty dry the next day. My tips are the Flora & Curl Curl Activating Lotion or the Boucleme Curl Defining Cream, they both work great for my fine 3A to 3B curls. One of my favourite gels 😍
This is one of my favourite gels to use but I can’t use it in the summer months, only winter/fall here in Canada. It has the best hold but I do end up with wet frizz. It’s a trade off.
I may be asking a question that has already been answered, so I apologize if this is repetitive. For anyone who wants to answer, my hair is about the length of yours, Courtney, but I get mine layered a bit to add volume to the crown area because my hair can be kind of heavy. When I used to straighten it, we would use texturizing shears to thin out my hair to keep it from being so heavy. I noticed this last haircut that she did that, it gave me some unwanted frizz look to it as those tiny hairs that were cut, kind of stuck out and added a texture I don’t like it my curly hair I’m finding. But my main question is, when you curly wavy girls get your haircut or trimmed, do you get it cut dry? Or do they wash and condition first? I am seeing more and more that the hair should be dry. And I feel like that would be the best for me as well. But I thought I would ask to see what you guys get done, before I mention it to my stylist. I don’t think she is experienced working with curly hair, when I first started going to her I was still straightening it. So, I believe this is a journey for both of us.
Thank you. I finally got my cut like yours is now and trying to retrain my curls. Our diff is I have dry thicker hair. Would these still be good products? BTW, Did you know Dippidy Doo has been out for about 50years! I was amazed they still make it!❤ Your hair looks great!
I did enjoy seeing you slow it down. I use your method when styling and feel like I might be rushing it a bit too much. This was helpful. Have you tried using other brushes instead of the perfect haircare one? I use the Wet Brush Shower Detangler, and while it is great for detangling my hair, I find it doesn't give as nice of parts as you get. Like it makes it even more clumpy. I do have a perfect haircare brush, but my hair is so thick that I have a hard time brushing through with it. I might try a combination of both next time. What brand of comb are you using?
I have this exact type of hair, even the grease! The only difference I have is no bleach damage. I feel like no one understands when I say my hair gets greasy on day one. They try to explain to me how I must be washing my hair incorrectly 😅
🎉 I'd love to see a full section brush curl style routine with either a curl cream or and a gel/mouse combo. I think your hair can hold even with Dipipoopoos Gel to day 3 with no refresh. 🎉 🎉Love to see 🎉 🎉what u come up with 🎉
I'm going to try the brush styling to help me with my part. I do wash and style it upside down, but typically end up with a jagged part. I think this may help that. Thanks!
WOW this turned out really pretty, and it looked like it held up really well! I bet you could add a refresh step to add moisture throughout the week. I know you couldn't use the pillow talk curls cream, that's what I use to refresh, just a small dime size on wet hands and it doesn't make my hair oily but adds the moisture/smoothing I need. I'm sure you know a product you can use for that. I have always wanted to try hair oils.
Way back in the day, we used Dippity Do while rolling our hair up in rollers. LOL It was like a gel then. We coated each section, then rolled it up. Oh how I hated sleeping with those rollers! Wonder how the formula has changed, or not, since then (1960's-70's).
Thank you for the brush info, I'm going to try that too. You also mentioned Pixie styling. Do you have a video where that is explained? Love to sea how that works.
It looks great on you :) Would you be able to try the Hask Curl Care Line? The deep conditioner is rich but lightweight and the curl cream could be a one and done styler, while the gel is very lightweight, almost like a curl enhancer.
If I brush my hair wet and let it go and don’t scrunch it’s a ball of weird fuzz. I never understood that because my daughter never scrunches her hair and it just goes wavy after brushing ( after washing ). If I scrunch with some conditioner and wave spray , it’s very wavy. A nice beach wave. That said, I used to wear my hair straight And my daughter asks me why it has such texture, and I didn’t realize it’s because I had wavy hair. !
I love this technique I recently tried it and loved my results however I have a bad back and was in a lot of pain by the end of the routine. Do you think it would have the same results standing upright?
Question about boar bristle brushes, I used to think they were good for your hair to distribute oils and smooth it, but then I’ve seen information about it being damaging? And does it make a difference if you are using it on wet or dry hair? I have the shine wet brush and not sure if I should use it on wet hair? 🤔 Love all of your content! It has been so helpful and your personality just makes me smile every time ☺️
Hey C 🎉 Have you tried any custards 🎉 I believe you will like the LeeStaford Custard. You hair goes really well with a good shine. I found that Cream/Custard really left my hair so so shiny and moisturised. With the higher por highlights you've done. I can really recommend trying out cream Custards for moisture as a styler .....!!!!!! Have you tried any LeeStafords before ? 🎉 Hope to heat from you Jay 🎉
I was wondering if anyone knows or has seen the difference between the light hold gelée and the coconut girl gelée. I didn't realize I grabbed the coconut curl version.
I’m a bit confused as you say you have low porosity hair but when you add water it seems to get wet quickly. I thought that low porosity hair takes longer to get really wet?
Hey Courtney i saw some content on volume combs. They are like miniature hair picks that you slide in to your roots and interlock. I hoped you might like to test them? Not sure if i can post links or if that will breach community guidelines, but there is content posted by the company that make them.
Idk if anyone has suggested this yet but can you try AG Care One Brand washday? 😮 i was hoping you could try the thikk shampoo and conditioner and the recoil
After babying my hair for almost two years, lately I’ve been feeling like I took fifteen steps backwards. I can’t get my natural wave to stay defined and not frizzed out and my roots have zero lift. So straight to poodle at the ends. 🤦🏽♀️ I ended up busting out the flair iron and I feel like I blew a very important diet and it’s too late. 😂🫠 Anywho, thank you!!! You give me sooo much hope and help ❤❤😂
I enjoy these one brand wash days. I also seem to have fine, low porosity hair, but the ends are a bit drier. I have been switching between moisturizing and lighter protein shampoos and find I have a spot at the back if my neck that tends to flash dry . Any suggestions?
I’m working on something…it’s going to be epic! But it’s going to take a lot of work. Want to get on the waitlist? ➡️ bit.ly/Sccwaitlist
Thanks for the blast from the past. I am in my mid 60s. I remember when I was about 3, my mom would put dippidy do in my hair when she was putting rollers in on Saturday night. I would look presentable for Sunday church. At that age, I did not like the crunchy hair that resulted. But, it always brushed out. The other bit of trivia I wanted to share was how it got it's name. Back in the 50s when this stuff first came out it was marketed as a duel use product. You could use it as a thickener for your dips for chips, or as a gel for your hair. I can still hear the commercial....Use it for your dip. Use it for your do. Use it for your Dippity-Do!
LOL
I, too, remember that Dippity Do, but not the commercial.
So it was actually safe to eat? How weird!
😂😂😂😂 Me as well! I used this stuff with the giant rollers, or orange juice cans in my hair to make it straight back in the 70’s. Those were the best times! Now I love my curly hair! 😊
No, you cannot eat it. I think the Dippity comes from dipping your fingers in the jar to scoop out the product. They sound like great products! Her hair looks fantastic!
OMG!! I had NO idea Dippity Do was still being made. When I was a kid, this was a green gel that we used with foam rollers or when doing pin curls. That was in the 70's. No shampoo, no conditioner. Just styling gel. I haven't seen it for years. OOOhhh ... the consistency of the gel hasn't changed one bit! Used to be green. For decades there was only one product. I like the pink. I bet it still makes the same cast. Looks like it should. Brushing through that stuff was a nightmare. Now, we know better than to brush.
What a trip down memory lane! Thanks so much.
I love this cut on you! I think it compliments your curl pattern 😊
Yeah this haircut really looks lovely. The color too.
Finally! You are the first person I have found that has my hair! Everyone else either has barely wavy hair or way more curly hair. My hair is also curly wavy. It looks just like your hair. Down to color, bleach, and grease! Thank you so much!
The brush styling demonstration was so helpful! Figuring out how to make my part work has always been the hardest part of washday for me. Totally trying this next time!
Dippity Do is one of my favorite gels! It always gives me the best results. I always use a cream, leave in or primer with it. I have 3b, normal medium porosity hair My favorite part about it is that it doesn't contain heavy butters or oils. I can actually control the amount of moisture with another product.
Love the Dippity Do gel as well... started using in summer '22 and I use it regularly. I have fine, color treated high porosity hair that easily weighs down and this works great. Just a small amount of leave-in or serum underneath and done :) (I don't use cream stylers) I do wash and condition with other products though, I keep these as light as possible, so not specific 'curl products' because they tend to be more moisturizing (=weight).
I like to use their curl boosting mousse (it's a foam) like a curl cream & brush it thru followed by their gel & I get fantastic results that last 4 to 5 days with no refresh! Works well with humidity too
I have always had ugly, frizzy, weird and not straight hair which looks horrible air dried and so blow dry it straight… I’ve tried curly girl before… BUT then I recently found you… and realize I actually have wavy hair… not so much curly… and have been playing with your techniques and they are GAME CHANGERS! I feel like there is lots of curly hair info out there but not really wavy hair info… THANK YOU!!!
At 41 years old I have just realised that I have wavy hair and have just started styling it wavy instead of straightening it every day. I’m fed up of my hair being dry and damaged.
These videos are just amazing I nearly gave up up a few weeks ago as I was just overwhelmed with the whole curly girl process and what products to use but these videos have restored my faith and after the trying the brush styling my waves look amazing.
Would love to know how you pineapple your short hair over night. I struggle with day 2 hair etc and my hair going a bit frizzy as I’m refreshing it with water.
Awe thank you! It is a journey! I just pineapple like normal but some of the back pieces that are shorter do sometimes fall out or don't make it in. They do get a little stretched out but that's okay. It's still the best method that works for me!
I love your hair that length Courtney, I took your picture to the hairdresser after you did your cut the time before, it's so cute. Thanks for all the tips and how simply you show the process 👍
I’ve used the dippity do gel so I appreciate seeing the shampoo in this video. It’s good to see less products used. Love your hair that length ! Ps Thanks for mentioning TJ Max for the lower price!
I think it's so funny-- there are two modifications from the techniques I've learned from your older videos that I've figured out work better for me--separating curl clumps that are too big, and only glazing and scrunching in my styler (no praying hands--that tends to pull out my waves). And I then watch this video and you're doing them! 😁
I actually love the way your hair looks in the cast, and it’s even more wow after you scrunched out the crunch.
I can attest to all your styling techniques. I have wavy--curly fine and low density hair. Wet hair I use a light leave in, scrunching, glazing, brushing upside down away from head and in sections followed by comb, more scrunching, micro-plopping, diffuse and dry scrunch. All these things give me consistently good results. Gonna give Dippitty Do a try. Thx. Your hair looks great
I love microplopping! Traditional plopping hasn't really worked for me, but microplopping is so helpful!
So funny, because as a teenager I used dippity do whenever I curled my hair (I’m now 69)! I just cut my hair this past week because I decided to give in to the wave/curl, essentially I’m letting it take over rather than always blow drying. I’m learning SO much from these videos (I LOVE RUclips), and have discovered much more curl in my hair than I ever realized that I had.
Thank you for doing this brand! I have been wanting to try the "gelee"😉 for a while now. My hair is now a 3a-c and is fine like yours so seeing how the gel would acted on your hair was helpful. Loved how your hair turned out ESPECIALLY on Day 2. I'm not a fan of how my hair looks on Day 1 (curls are too defined, yeah, I actually like a bit of frizziness for volume...I know weird🤷🏽♀️) so I love how you do the after Day 1 update to show how the products did. Thank you for always educating us. Keep the videos coming, girl!❤❤
Thank you so much for the curl styling walk through! I never thought to use a comb to make my curl clumps smaller. Also I too miss a clump on the back my head so I will have to try your method. I learned so much from this video
Have tried a few product combos- my hair seems to prefer a mousse/gel combo for styling- @ 2/3 mousse, 1/3 gel, for more hold but without too much weight. Can't believe Dippity Do is still around- it was a big thing in the '60's!
Thanks for the tips on combing the hair away from the head. I’m going to try this. Oooh, the comb! I’m getting one!
Glad this helped!
You answered immediately the question that came to my mind about how to remove the dimethicone if the shampoo is sulfate free. LOL I'm gonna try your approach about using one styler. I always go for a leave-in, curl cream or curl activator and a gel. It's like a safety blanket.
Thanks for another amazing video! I’m interested in your take on Carol’s Daughter black vanilla line :-) Thanks!
I love deputy do I have it’s been around a long time I used to use it when I was six years old and I’m now 65 so it’s been a long time. I love your hair the curl came out awesome and it looks beautiful.
This is exactly how I do it! Except for at the nape of the neck while upside down I like to use the comb to comb away from the head in vertical sections. i dont know why but it makes my hair look so thick and full!
Nice!
I've never washed my hair upside down before but I tried it tonight and literally first wash, I see a difference in my root volume :O
Oh my gosh, I never knew curly hair could be done without a million different products! My hair has always been mildly wavy, but recently I've started to wonder if it's actually curly and I was just never able to find any products that didn't turn into a hot mess. But after several years of having to shave my hair due to an untreated scalp condition, I'm finally able to grow it back out, and would you believe it if I said that my medicated shampoo and a satin bonnet have made my curls show more than they EVER did back when I was experimenting before? It is still hard to tell because I've only managed to grow my hair out a few inches since starting to grow it again, but I'm definitely gonna keep watching these videos to see if maybe I can find some sort of routine that would work for me! Obviously I can't change my shampoo, but the possibility of finding a conditioner that doesn't leave my hair greasy as well as a styling product? I'm interested in trying! I'm also gonna share these videos with my little sister because she has really curly hair but hates the effort of a million products. Thank you!
Wow you have had quite the hair journey! Glad to be of help!!!
Mom used Dippity Do in the mid 60’s. I was about 5 years old and fell in love with the translucent turquoise green gel. I can still smell it. Probably explains why that original Dippity color is my favorite color.
Wow! Crazy! Pretty cool!
I really loved the detailed look at brush styling! It would be so interesting to see how you’d adapt it to right side up styling. I would just be nervous about plastering my roots to my scalp if I did this upright …
I just rediscovered Dippity-do! Bought the Gelee & the Curl Boost Spray this morning & I'm excited to try them out. I remember my mom, & my aunties using the gel to set their curls, & using beer cans as rollers. The poofiest, baddest beehives you ever saw! 😂
I loooove your hair in this video before you scrunch out the crunch. After is great too.
Thanks 🤗
I’d like to see the new Inahsi flaxseed gel and improved Mango Avocado Mask in a one brand washday. Also A Simple Planet product review.
It’s so funny! My sister (12 years older than me) used Dippity Doo to roll up and set her hair on the OJ can rollers in the 60’s!
I love how your hair came out with that product. I’m going to have to try it. 😊
How fun! And thank you!
It takes me at least 30 mins diffusing (hover then pixie); plus air drying at the end takes about 2-3 hours! lots and lots of hair.
This cut and color is very flattering on you
Thank you!
I'm a couple months in to my hair journey and have transitioned from Cantu back to Nexxus about a week ago - they have a line that's sulfate/silicone free. My logic was that I was having a ton of trouble with wet frizz that I definitely did not have prior to this journey, and I feel like the shea butter was weighing my hair down. I've used a few different lines over the years (mostly dependent on my income at the time) but growing up we used Biolage for shampoo and Nexxus's Humectress for conditioner and I always find myself drifting back towards them because they do make my hair feel healthy and happy.
Anyways. I would love it if you did a one brand washday with Nexxus products (it's specifically the ultralight line, i believe). Obviously they aren't a brand that is geared towards curly hair so I haven't seen it get mentioned by any curly hair folks.
Great video! I also have thin, quite porous hair that used to get oily on the second day. But that was until I followed the recommendation suggested by the Blowout Professor to not use “hydrating” shampoo or shampoos containing any oils. Now I’m able to go 3 days before washing and my hair looks great on the second day. I really recommend you to try that also :) just use voluminous shampoo
Gorgeous, Courtney!
This length suits your face shape perfectly 👍🏻
It took me a while to figure out which leave in to pair this best with as otherwise my hair felt pretty dry the next day. My tips are the Flora & Curl Curl Activating Lotion or the Boucleme Curl Defining Cream, they both work great for my fine 3A to 3B curls. One of my favourite gels 😍
Sometimes I think back to the 80's when we only used gel and we still had great curls, oh! and we scrunched😂
*Great* brush-styling tips! 👏🏻 Thanks so much! ❤
Your hair looks good and you ends looks healthy too
This is one of my favourite gels to use but I can’t use it in the summer months, only winter/fall here in Canada. It has the best hold but I do end up with wet frizz. It’s a trade off.
Would love to see you try the amplified textures from Dove!
I may be asking a question that has already been answered, so I apologize if this is repetitive. For anyone who wants to answer, my hair is about the length of yours, Courtney, but I get mine layered a bit to add volume to the crown area because my hair can be kind of heavy. When I used to straighten it, we would use texturizing shears to thin out my hair to keep it from being so heavy. I noticed this last haircut that she did that, it gave me some unwanted frizz look to it as those tiny hairs that were cut, kind of stuck out and added a texture I don’t like it my curly hair I’m finding. But my main question is, when you curly wavy girls get your haircut or trimmed, do you get it cut dry? Or do they wash and condition first? I am seeing more and more that the hair should be dry. And I feel like that would be the best for me as well. But I thought I would ask to see what you guys get done, before I mention it to my stylist. I don’t think she is experienced working with curly hair, when I first started going to her I was still straightening it. So, I believe this is a journey for both of us.
I live this brush styling/one brand wash day. I just bought the Dippity do foam/mousse. Looking forward to trying it.
Your hair is beautifully healthy 😍
Awe thank you!
Thank you. I finally got my cut like yours is now and trying to retrain my curls. Our diff is I have dry thicker hair. Would these still be good products? BTW, Did you know Dippidy Doo has been out for about 50years! I was amazed they still make it!❤
Your hair looks great!
I did enjoy seeing you slow it down. I use your method when styling and feel like I might be rushing it a bit too much. This was helpful. Have you tried using other brushes instead of the perfect haircare one? I use the Wet Brush Shower Detangler, and while it is great for detangling my hair, I find it doesn't give as nice of parts as you get. Like it makes it even more clumpy. I do have a perfect haircare brush, but my hair is so thick that I have a hard time brushing through with it. I might try a combination of both next time. What brand of comb are you using?
I have this exact type of hair, even the grease! The only difference I have is no bleach damage. I feel like no one understands when I say my hair gets greasy on day one. They try to explain to me how I must be washing my hair incorrectly 😅
Love your One Brand - Wash day ! 🎉
🎉 I'd love to see a full section brush curl style routine with either a curl cream or and a gel/mouse combo.
I think your hair can hold even with Dipipoopoos Gel to day 3 with no refresh. 🎉
🎉Love to see 🎉
🎉what u come up with 🎉
I'm going to try the brush styling to help me with my part. I do wash and style it upside down, but typically end up with a jagged part. I think this may help that. Thanks!
WOW this turned out really pretty, and it looked like it held up really well! I bet you could add a refresh step to add moisture throughout the week. I know you couldn't use the pillow talk curls cream, that's what I use to refresh, just a small dime size on wet hands and it doesn't make my hair oily but adds the moisture/smoothing I need. I'm sure you know a product you can use for that. I have always wanted to try hair oils.
Thank you ☺️. So very helpful ❤. Turned out so pretty!!
Way back in the day, we used Dippity Do while rolling our hair up in rollers. LOL
It was like a gel then. We coated each section, then rolled it up. Oh how I hated sleeping with those rollers!
Wonder how the formula has changed, or not, since then (1960's-70's).
Your hair looks great
It looks incredible!!!
Wow! Great stuff. Nice to be vindicated in my passive feelings toward Columbus
Thank you for the brush info, I'm going to try that too. You also mentioned Pixie styling. Do you have a video where that is explained? Love to sea how that works.
It looks great on you :) Would you be able to try the Hask Curl Care Line? The deep conditioner is rich but lightweight and the curl cream could be a one and done styler, while the gel is very lightweight, almost like a curl enhancer.
Beautiful ❤
Great video, Courtney.
What about the coconut curl styling cream from this line?
Looks so great
I think try a leave in with it.
If I brush my hair wet and let it go and don’t scrunch it’s a ball of weird fuzz. I never understood that because my daughter never scrunches her hair and it just goes wavy after brushing ( after washing ). If I scrunch with some conditioner and wave spray , it’s very wavy. A nice beach wave. That said, I used to wear my hair straight And my daughter asks me why it has such texture, and I didn’t realize it’s because I had wavy hair. !
I love this technique I recently tried it and loved my results however I have a bad back and was in a lot of pain by the end of the routine. Do you think it would have the same results standing upright?
scroll back through her videos and she showed the upright styling routine she did when she was pregnant. maybe that could work for you.
Thank you🥰 I appreciate you
Hi Courtney! I have always loved your videos! How do you not have tangles when you’re brushing after rinsing out the conditioner fully?
Question about boar bristle brushes, I used to think they were good for your hair to distribute oils and smooth it, but then I’ve seen information about it being damaging? And does it make a difference if you are using it on wet or dry hair? I have the shine wet brush and not sure if I should use it on wet hair? 🤔
Love all of your content! It has been so helpful and your personality just makes me smile every time ☺️
Hi , hair lovely , my hair is natural curls but very fizzy I do try my best to do it but still fizzy ,
Hey C 🎉 Have you tried any custards 🎉 I believe you will like the LeeStaford Custard.
You hair goes really well with a good shine. I found that Cream/Custard really left my hair so so shiny and moisturised. With the higher por highlights you've done. I can really recommend trying out cream Custards for moisture as a styler .....!!!!!!
Have you tried any LeeStafords before ? 🎉 Hope to heat from you Jay 🎉
I was wondering if anyone knows or has seen the difference between the light hold gelée and the coconut girl gelée. I didn't realize I grabbed the coconut curl version.
I’m a bit confused as you say you have low porosity hair but when you add water it seems to get wet quickly. I thought that low porosity hair takes longer to get really wet?
Hey Courtney i saw some content on volume combs. They are like miniature hair picks that you slide in to your roots and interlock. I hoped you might like to test them? Not sure if i can post links or if that will breach community guidelines, but there is content posted by the company that make them.
Love your waymaker t-shirt?😊
Awe, thank you!
Omg I pass by this product so many times. I use to love dippity do gel. Totally trying it out next time I'm in Walmart. 🎉
Ah hope it goes well! Glad I could share more!
Idk if anyone has suggested this yet but can you try AG Care One Brand washday? 😮 i was hoping you could try the thikk shampoo and conditioner and the recoil
Have you done a OBWD with Twist by Ouidad yet?? Please and thank you!!
After babying my hair for almost two years, lately I’ve been feeling like I took fifteen steps backwards. I can’t get my natural wave to stay defined and not frizzed out and my roots have zero lift. So straight to poodle at the ends. 🤦🏽♀️ I ended up busting out the flair iron and I feel like I blew a very important diet and it’s too late. 😂🫠 Anywho, thank you!!! You give me sooo much hope and help ❤❤😂
Great video !! Thank you !! Where do u get the brush for your bangs that lift them with the long teeth? :)
I think you mean the bounce curl defining brush: glnk.io/x26q/swavycurlycourtney
You can use code SWAVYCURLY10 to save some money off!
Like you in the least time i don't use a curl cream or leave in just shampoo conditioner or deep conditioner/conditioning and styler.
How do u figure out the amount of gel? Bc w/ my thin hair it’s easy 2 overdo styling.
I enjoy these one brand wash days. I also seem to have fine, low porosity hair, but the ends are a bit drier. I have been switching between moisturizing and lighter protein shampoos and find I have a spot at the back if my neck that tends to flash dry . Any suggestions?
How does this Dippity Do gel compare to the Kinky Curly curling Custard?
Have u tried any John frieda moouse or gel?
Do you pick or comb your curls after you diffuse them?
Nope! I just leave them in the cast until I scrunch out the scrunch and fluff! Once, in a while if I have a bigger curl I may separate it.
My stylist recommends always touching hair with product on my hands. When you are scrunching your crunch, are your hands dry?
Yep! They are dry but you could use a hair oil or a silk scarf.
It looks like it has volume from our end. 🎉 (back to video)
My video didn’t show the brush styling
Please check out minute 07:04 🤗
Look up the history of Dippity Do. It’s OG.