I tried this on Monday with Not Your Mothers shampoo, conditioner, leave-in and cream. It turned out so well! I was shocked. I hadn’t air dried my hair in YEARS. I feel like it’s going to be a go-to for me in the summer. I live in Colorado, so things dry quickly, but it’s getting cold to be having wet hair for too long.
Oh my gosh. I’ve done this my entire adult life. I have a little bit of natural wave, but blow dries straight. I use curling gel, moose, and a scrunch spray. It was always my lazy day hairdo for work when I didn’t feel like blow drying and styling. I didn’t leave it soaking wet after the wash, though. Didn’t want to be cold working away from home all day. Haven’t done much in recent years since I’m at home, but definitely will try it out again now.
Funny timing. I recently aired fried my hair with leave in only. Then when it was dried, added a tiny bit of water and gel and brought a bit more definition and curl into the game with the Bounce Curl brush. Super quick diffuse to lock it in. I was blown away how much I loved it. I guess I like my hair with less curl at the root, and I found the less I did to it, the less frizz I had, so, yeah. Play around. Everyone’s hair is different.
Oh! And to get better volume, when applying stylers to upside down head, put a bit of product in your hands and spread on your palms. Slide your fingers into the mid length (3-5 inches from the scalp). Scrunch the product into the top lengths. Scrunch more product into the end and mid lengths like normal. Can do it when wet or damp styling. When I apply product to the roots like that, I have curl clumps from root to tip. The curl clumps at the scalp are not as large as further down the hair shaft, but when I fluff, I get nice volume.
I love your shirt! 💚 And I'm going to try this but I don't have a non alcohol hairspray. I think I will try just lightly glazing over the exterior with a lightweight foam and see if I get similar results. This technique seems worth playing around with. I'm always looking for more minimal wavy hair routines with three kiddos!
I love the shine you're getting and the natural look too your curls. I use root clips when I air dry. Just a couple. They help keep the hair from touching my face cause, like you, that drives me nuts. Bonus, it keeps the weight of my hair from pulling the curl out of the top of my hair. My hair also seems to dry faster.
This routine looks pretty good on you Courtney! I can tell you now if I tried this routine my fine-ish low density hair would be weighed down and there would be about five curls lol. Just goes to show everyone's hair is so different and we each need to find what works for us. 😉
I would try this, but my hair takes way too long to air dry - like at LEAST 5 hours, that's with plopping well to get as much water out as possible. Just not feasible.
I airdry my hair in the summer. But I need to scrunch every 10 minutes, to get better curls. When I don't do this, the curls hang out and become straight. The more I scrunch, the more curls.
I just did this routine last night! I love the way my hair looks and feels today. No cast, natural and flowing waves, no frizz. I’m so glad I got to see you try it too! I think your hair looks beautiful! I was definitely talking to the screen this morning “yes! Flip it!!” 😂
I would love to see more air drying routines! I don't know if I want to try cowashing again after doing it in 2018 when I had a perm, and I also have an oily scalp and work out regularly. I air dry half the time but like my results with a rough blow dry.
This is the fine wavy haired girl dream routine. No frizz when I didn’t plop or micro plop any water out. My fine hair dries in a couple of hours. Try this routine with the Oribe heatless styling balm and hairstory undressed.
Courtney - in regards to the comments saying your hair looks greasy... I disagree for one key reason: the shine in your hair is all over, not just the roots. If the ends of your hair were dry, it would not be the best routine... but your hair has consistent shine and moisture. You could experiment with slightly different products or the amounts you use if the results are not to your liking. Spraying a little bit of dry shampoo or volumizing mist on the roots when your hair is already dry could help. 😊❤
Mmmm 62 years young have naturally curly hair an I have a hair dryer that's 25 years old !!! Lol I always air dry !!! If you get frizzy hair try VO5 CREAM IN A GOLD AN BLUE TUBE. OLDIE BUT GOODIE !!! SHINE SHINE SHINE ITS WONDERFUL STUFF!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊
Yes! This is totally how I use a cream with a little hold. It’s excellent for lazy days, especially since I keep racking up the chronic illness diagnoses and now I have POTS that causes crazy sweating (my heart rate jumps up like I’m doing serious cardio if I just stand up) so I should be washing my hair all the time (like daily, I also have MCAS so I react to my own sweat). I do remove extra moisture from my hair very carefully by a light scrunch w a microfiber towel and plopping w perfect haircare towel (seems to mess it up less) because otherwise my hair would be wet for 1/2 of my day. If anything is wonky after plopping, sprays or light foams are my go-to to get them back in their curl clump. It’s not quite as nice looking as letting it go from sopping wet without touching it, but I’m willing to trade for a faster air dry. And without any custards or gels, I find my hair air dries way faster. I also think it works for me because I have a looser curl pattern and now medium porosity hair.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! I’m so sorry to hear about the challenges with POTS and MCAS-that sounds like a lot to manage, but I love how you’ve adapted your hair routine to make it work for you. Removing extra moisture with the Perfect Hair Care towel is such a smart move for faster drying, and sprays or foams are lifesavers for fixing any wonky spots! I totally agree that skipping custards or gels can speed up air drying, especially with a looser curl pattern. It’s amazing how thoughtful tweaks like these can make such a difference while keeping your hair routine manageable. Sending you lots of love and good vibes! 💛
@ thanks! I know you’ve had to figure out life with RA - and none of these chronic illnesses are easy to manage. And definitely try this technique with the Curlsmith Protein Cream - it’s probably my favorite for this because it has both protein and hold with the faster dry time of a cream (versus custards or cream gels). I get such nice results, and even the other day when it was snowing and I was running back & forth outside trying to fix my car key fob, was paying 0 attention to my damp hair that was drying & was flipping it out of my way & touching it, and I still got really nice waves.
I air dry 90% of the time. It takes over an hour to diffuse dry. No time for that. I have dense, fine 2B/C curls. Shampoo, conditioner, leave-in during the less humid months. I use a detangling brush to distribute the conditioner then StoC. I use medium to strong hold gels scrunched into dripping wet hair, head upside down. I plop TWICE with the perfect hair care (PHC) towel, first plop for 5-10 minutes. The towel is really wet. I bend over, remove the hair from towel #1, then plop into a dry PHC towel for another 5-10 minutes. Out of the plop, I use CS effortless waves if there are any spots looking like they might frizz. Spray with hairspray. To prevent that wet shirt feel, I put wicking, microtek exercise scarf over my shoulders. If I want to dry more quickly, I gently clip the top half of my hair up and hover diffuse the bottom layer to get the sop out. Drop the top layers and then let it dry. If I diffuse out the sop on the bottom layers, My hair is dry in about 2 hours.
I love this technique! Except after 10-15 minutes I hover diffuse my roots, if I skip that my hair gets greasy really quickly. I like the cold feeling on my scalp too! I've been using the Cult + King tonik since Alyson first started recommending it. I've bought more refills than I can even count at this point.
One product I've had in my cabinet, but didn't feel I had much succese is Curlsmith's Effortless Waves. Decided to give it another try. The process I used was similar to what was shown. I ended up with very nice waves. I've been obsessed with trying to achieve curly curls rather than voluptuous waves. Really like the wavy look. My stylist calls it mermaid waves. 😀
Your hair looks beautiful. I agree with you that this could become your new natural air dried routine. I like this routine more in comparision to your previous standard one.
I've been trying to find a routine like this that will work for me. I have a really loose wavy curly pattern, so I'm not sure if it's possible. I'd like to be able to air dry more though.
I can't co-wash, it looks so bad when I do! :P BUT I tried air drying like 75-80% of it and then drying it on low heat and speed and the lack of frizz was shocking! I wash with the Holly and Mint NYM shampoo and then the purple protein conditioner from NYM (i can't remember the name...). Then I used the Air Dry cream from Curlsmith and the Effortless Waves, let it air dry mostly then do a bit of hair drying which helps give me more volume. Air drying does cut down on the volume for me but I also fluff it upside down and it helps :)
I used to cowash, then I moved to the UK and had to start using shampoo 😒 and now, 10 years in, I can’t even use conditioner because it weighs my hair down, I don’t know what to do anymore. Even shampooing only my hair doesn’t seem dry, which is fine, but I’m always feeling like I should deep condition, but can’t without my hair turning out flat 🤪
I really like your routine and my hair looks great when I do it but my biggest complaint with it is I can’t bend over to style because I have a bad back.
No, I think it would be too heavy for me here in Pennsylvania. Our humidity is moderate to high, the temps stay cool to cold, and our water is very hard. I don't get frizz but I lose definition because my hair is fine. I love air drying but my hair isn't dry and looking for moisture to curl. It's silky, and needs to have a little alcohol in products to make sure those waves and curls stay
I've been feeling lazy lately about diffusing and haven't pulled out my blow dryer in a while. Air drying with either a LOT of mousse (Marc Anthony, lately) or the Garnier gel cream has worked pretty decently for me. However, my hair looks blah until I fluff my roots, which I do with my head upside down. So it's sort of wash and go, in that I don't need to diffuse it, but at some point I do need to step aside and fluff it. I haven't had an issue with frizz upon fluffing. The only downside for me is that it doesn't last, though to be fair I only sleep on a silk pillowcase-- in other words, I don't pineapple and/or wear a sleep cap.
Have you watched any of her clarifying videos? She uses a shampoo with sulfates when she clarifies. She probably does it once a month or so based on her regular use of hair products. Those who use a bunch of products may need to use a shampoo with sulfates once every 2 or 3 weeks to remove buildup. It really just depends on how you style and what products you use... 😊
@@QueenJaneway I understand. I went through a time where my hair looked much the same. I am pretty sure Courtney washes her hair every 5 days or somewhere around there. Due to most sulfates being excessively drying, she uses a shampoo with harsh sulfates only when she clarifies (my best guess is once or twice a month). Hope this helps clear up any miscommunication...
This is what I do now because I am so lazy to style except the products I use are leave in conditioner(kinky curly) and hair oil (&honey moist rich, a japanese brand).
Please, please, please try the new Briogeo Style+Trea Yuzu Plum Oil Air Dry Cream. I have very similar hair to yours. I've been washing with a really cleansing shampoo. Conditioning with a moisturizing conditioner using a leave in. Than gasp damp styling with the air dry cream only. I've been amazed! It's shiny, somewhat defined without that stringy separated producty look. It last for 3 to 4 days. Anyway would love to see your take on this product. Thank you for all your videos. I've learned so much, especially from your one brand wash day videos. ❤
I always air dry. I have no patience for diffusing but I don't cowash. I recently tried the new low porosity Texture ID shampoo and styling custard from Sally's with promising results. I don't know if it will have enough humidity blockers in the summer though. I need to get a good C.G. approved hairspray.
Did i miss something? Looked like you used 4 products, not 3. What was the little blue tube? Looks great! If the hair being flat is a bother, perhaps using clips could help...?
Because of working overnights, 12 hour shifts with an additional one to two hours of computer work each day after my shifts, sleep is at a premium for me. I almost never diffuse my hair. There are some other techniques to do that can make air dried curls even better. Courtney, I would love for you to redo this technique with the exact products so you get a true comparison. Do you think it will make a difference?
Can you help me find a good oil to help strengthen my hair from split ends. It breaks a lot at the top. My hair tends to get oily and is super fine, so it has to be light.
So is the trick to this with products to use all really conditioning products? So if I used a really hydrating gentle shampoo, a deep conditioner, and a curl cream I could get similar results?
I gotta be honest with you: I can't do an air dry routine. It just takes too long. However, my son has fine, low-porosity, 3a hair and always air dries. Often he washes before bed (no styling) and has to refresh in the am because he looks like an electrocuted sheep. Then it's just water and Verb's air dry curl cream. Done. Bye mom!
@@SwavyCurlyCourtney I just think cowashing is a bad idea, your hair looks much wavier with your other methods which starts with washing with shampoo...lol
Your hair looks pretty, but I think it looks lank and greasy. It does not look clean like it does when you shampoo it. Kudos for keeping all your make-up intact when you were showering your hair. X
Sorry Courtney to me this is not your best hair routine. To me it looks too flat with close to no definition looks like a third day results. Again so sorry but you had so Many beautiful hair routine that is not one of them😢
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I tried this on Monday with Not Your Mothers shampoo, conditioner, leave-in and cream. It turned out so well! I was shocked. I hadn’t air dried my hair in YEARS. I feel like it’s going to be a go-to for me in the summer. I live in Colorado, so things dry quickly, but it’s getting cold to be having wet hair for too long.
I really appreciate you taking the technique and using what you had on hand to show that its not totally reliant on having certain products. 😍
Oh my gosh. I’ve done this my entire adult life. I have a little bit of natural wave, but blow dries straight. I use curling gel, moose, and a scrunch spray. It was always my lazy day hairdo for work when I didn’t feel like blow drying and styling. I didn’t leave it soaking wet after the wash, though. Didn’t want to be cold working away from home all day. Haven’t done much in recent years since I’m at home, but definitely will try it out again now.
Funny timing. I recently aired fried my hair with leave in only. Then when it was dried, added a tiny bit of water and gel and brought a bit more definition and curl into the game with the Bounce Curl brush. Super quick diffuse to lock it in. I was blown away how much I loved it. I guess I like my hair with less curl at the root, and I found the less I did to it, the less frizz I had, so, yeah. Play around. Everyone’s hair is different.
I missed your hair videos! So glad you’re still doing them ❤
Your hair is beautiful! I’m still on my curly wavy hair journey and if I were you I’d be so happy with the results you got!
Oh! And to get better volume, when applying stylers to upside down head, put a bit of product in your hands and spread on your palms. Slide your fingers into the mid length (3-5 inches from the scalp). Scrunch the product into the top lengths. Scrunch more product into the end and mid lengths like normal. Can do it when wet or damp styling. When I apply product to the roots like that, I have curl clumps from root to tip. The curl clumps at the scalp are not as large as further down the hair shaft, but when I fluff, I get nice volume.
I love your shirt! 💚 And I'm going to try this but I don't have a non alcohol hairspray. I think I will try just lightly glazing over the exterior with a lightweight foam and see if I get similar results. This technique seems worth playing around with. I'm always looking for more minimal wavy hair routines with three kiddos!
More air dry routines!!!!
Seconding this Courtney! I'd love to air dry my hair. Currently always diffuse but that takes forever as well.
I love the shine you're getting and the natural look too your curls.
I use root clips when I air dry. Just a couple. They help keep the hair from touching my face cause, like you, that drives me nuts. Bonus, it keeps the weight of my hair from pulling the curl out of the top of my hair. My hair also seems to dry faster.
I love how this made your waves look❤
This routine looks pretty good on you Courtney!
I can tell you now if I tried this routine my fine-ish low density hair would be weighed down and there would be about five curls lol. Just goes to show everyone's hair is so different and we each need to find what works for us. 😉
I would try this, but my hair takes way too long to air dry - like at LEAST 5 hours, that's with plopping well to get as much water out as possible. Just not feasible.
I airdry my hair in the summer. But I need to scrunch every 10 minutes, to get better curls. When I don't do this, the curls hang out and become straight. The more I scrunch, the more curls.
I just did this routine last night! I love the way my hair looks and feels today. No cast, natural and flowing waves, no frizz.
I’m so glad I got to see you try it too! I think your hair looks beautiful! I was definitely talking to the screen this morning “yes! Flip it!!” 😂
I’m so happy you’re enjoying the routine too! 😂
I would love to see more air drying routines! I don't know if I want to try cowashing again after doing it in 2018 when I had a perm, and I also have an oily scalp and work out regularly. I air dry half the time but like my results with a rough blow dry.
You and Allyson are the OGs, this was fun! I needd to try this. I think my jvn air dry cream would work well, and my AG curl trigger for a touch up
This is the fine wavy haired girl dream routine. No frizz when I didn’t plop or micro plop any water out. My fine hair dries in a couple of hours. Try this routine with the Oribe heatless styling balm and hairstory undressed.
Courtney - in regards to the comments saying your hair looks greasy... I disagree for one key reason: the shine in your hair is all over, not just the roots. If the ends of your hair were dry, it would not be the best routine... but your hair has consistent shine and moisture. You could experiment with slightly different products or the amounts you use if the results are not to your liking. Spraying a little bit of dry shampoo or volumizing mist on the roots when your hair is already dry could help. 😊❤
Courtney I love this look on you. Very natural, effortless waves. Beautiful!
Thanks so much! I was really happy with how it turned out.
I'll be trying it. Thanks for sharing the process!
Love your t-shirt and your videos.
Mmmm 62 years young have naturally curly hair an I have a hair dryer that's 25 years old !!! Lol I always air dry !!! If you get frizzy hair try VO5 CREAM IN A GOLD AN BLUE TUBE. OLDIE BUT GOODIE !!! SHINE SHINE SHINE ITS WONDERFUL STUFF!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊
Yes! This is totally how I use a cream with a little hold. It’s excellent for lazy days, especially since I keep racking up the chronic illness diagnoses and now I have POTS that causes crazy sweating (my heart rate jumps up like I’m doing serious cardio if I just stand up) so I should be washing my hair all the time (like daily, I also have MCAS so I react to my own sweat). I do remove extra moisture from my hair very carefully by a light scrunch w a microfiber towel and plopping w perfect haircare towel (seems to mess it up less) because otherwise my hair would be wet for 1/2 of my day. If anything is wonky after plopping, sprays or light foams are my go-to to get them back in their curl clump. It’s not quite as nice looking as letting it go from sopping wet without touching it, but I’m willing to trade for a faster air dry. And without any custards or gels, I find my hair air dries way faster. I also think it works for me because I have a looser curl pattern and now medium porosity hair.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! I’m so sorry to hear about the challenges with POTS and MCAS-that sounds like a lot to manage, but I love how you’ve adapted your hair routine to make it work for you. Removing extra moisture with the Perfect Hair Care towel is such a smart move for faster drying, and sprays or foams are lifesavers for fixing any wonky spots! I totally agree that skipping custards or gels can speed up air drying, especially with a looser curl pattern. It’s amazing how thoughtful tweaks like these can make such a difference while keeping your hair routine manageable. Sending you lots of love and good vibes! 💛
@ thanks! I know you’ve had to figure out life with RA - and none of these chronic illnesses are easy to manage. And definitely try this technique with the Curlsmith Protein Cream - it’s probably my favorite for this because it has both protein and hold with the faster dry time of a cream (versus custards or cream gels). I get such nice results, and even the other day when it was snowing and I was running back & forth outside trying to fix my car key fob, was paying 0 attention to my damp hair that was drying & was flipping it out of my way & touching it, and I still got really nice waves.
I air dry 90% of the time. It takes over an hour to diffuse dry. No time for that. I have dense, fine 2B/C curls. Shampoo, conditioner, leave-in during the less humid months. I use a detangling brush to distribute the conditioner then StoC. I use medium to strong hold gels scrunched into dripping wet hair, head upside down. I plop TWICE with the perfect hair care (PHC) towel, first plop for 5-10 minutes. The towel is really wet. I bend over, remove the hair from towel #1, then plop into a dry PHC towel for another 5-10 minutes. Out of the plop, I use CS effortless waves if there are any spots looking like they might frizz. Spray with hairspray. To prevent that wet shirt feel, I put wicking, microtek exercise scarf over my shoulders. If I want to dry more quickly, I gently clip the top half of my hair up and hover diffuse the bottom layer to get the sop out. Drop the top layers and then let it dry. If I diffuse out the sop on the bottom layers, My hair is dry in about 2 hours.
Such a lovely, soft look!
I really like it !! Busy moms need this technique! God Bless
Glad it was helpful!
Hair looks great! I think this routine can work great on waves, but I’m not so sure about on curls.
I love this technique! Except after 10-15 minutes I hover diffuse my roots, if I skip that my hair gets greasy really quickly. I like the cold feeling on my scalp too! I've been using the Cult + King tonik since Alyson first started recommending it. I've bought more refills than I can even count at this point.
One product I've had in my cabinet, but didn't feel I had much succese is Curlsmith's Effortless Waves. Decided to give it another try. The process I used was similar to what was shown. I ended up with very nice waves. I've been obsessed with trying to achieve curly curls rather than voluptuous waves. Really like the wavy look. My stylist calls it mermaid waves. 😀
Ooooo your right! I bet that would work perfect for this!
I wonder if he Curlsmith volume lotion could be used in place of the cream too! ❤
Your hair looks beautiful. I agree with you that this could become your new natural air dried routine. I like this routine more in comparision to your previous standard one.
Your hair looks so natural! 😍 Definitely gonna try this routine 🙏🏻
Her hair is 100% natural
@ I know it I mean the way it is styled
Yes! Flip it over and work those fingers. I love the volume it gives my hair.
That is such a great tip!
I've been trying to find a routine like this that will work for me. I have a really loose wavy curly pattern, so I'm not sure if it's possible. I'd like to be able to air dry more though.
can you do a carols daughter one brand wash day?
I can't co-wash, it looks so bad when I do! :P BUT I tried air drying like 75-80% of it and then drying it on low heat and speed and the lack of frizz was shocking! I wash with the Holly and Mint NYM shampoo and then the purple protein conditioner from NYM (i can't remember the name...). Then I used the Air Dry cream from Curlsmith and the Effortless Waves, let it air dry mostly then do a bit of hair drying which helps give me more volume. Air drying does cut down on the volume for me but I also fluff it upside down and it helps :)
I used to cowash, then I moved to the UK and had to start using shampoo 😒 and now, 10 years in, I can’t even use conditioner because it weighs my hair down, I don’t know what to do anymore. Even shampooing only my hair doesn’t seem dry, which is fine, but I’m always feeling like I should deep condition, but can’t without my hair turning out flat 🤪
I really like your routine and my hair looks great when I do it but my biggest complaint with it is I can’t bend over to style because I have a bad back.
lol your air dried look is my “spend tons of time diffusing” look. Maybe I’ll try that flip at the end to get a bit more fluff.
Your hair looks great naturally wavy. Great job.👍
Thank you! I’m happy with how it turned out!
Amazing! I don't know if it'll work for my thirsty greys, that are coming in, right on top. But I will give it a try.
I am definitely going to try this.
Let me know how it goes!
No, I think it would be too heavy for me here in Pennsylvania. Our humidity is moderate to high, the temps stay cool to cold, and our water is very hard. I don't get frizz but I lose definition because my hair is fine. I love air drying but my hair isn't dry and looking for moisture to curl. It's silky, and needs to have a little alcohol in products to make sure those waves and curls stay
I understand, it's a balancing act!
I've been feeling lazy lately about diffusing and haven't pulled out my blow dryer in a while. Air drying with either a LOT of mousse (Marc Anthony, lately) or the Garnier gel cream has worked pretty decently for me. However, my hair looks blah until I fluff my roots, which I do with my head upside down. So it's sort of wash and go, in that I don't need to diffuse it, but at some point I do need to step aside and fluff it. I haven't had an issue with frizz upon fluffing. The only downside for me is that it doesn't last, though to be fair I only sleep on a silk pillowcase-- in other words, I don't pineapple and/or wear a sleep cap.
Have you tried bounce better wave activator? It's been amazing. Love to see your review.
Would be interesting if you tried a schampoo with sulfates one time!
Have you watched any of her clarifying videos? She uses a shampoo with sulfates when she clarifies. She probably does it once a month or so based on her regular use of hair products. Those who use a bunch of products may need to use a shampoo with sulfates once every 2 or 3 weeks to remove buildup. It really just depends on how you style and what products you use... 😊
@ once a month, yuck haha. I left the CGM years ago and can’t believe I left my hair to look like that: heavy and greasy and tangly..
@@QueenJaneway I understand. I went through a time where my hair looked much the same. I am pretty sure Courtney washes her hair every 5 days or somewhere around there. Due to most sulfates being excessively drying, she uses a shampoo with harsh sulfates only when she clarifies (my best guess is once or twice a month). Hope this helps clear up any miscommunication...
This is what I do now because I am so lazy to style except the products I use are leave in conditioner(kinky curly) and hair oil (&honey moist rich, a japanese brand).
Please, please, please try the new Briogeo Style+Trea Yuzu Plum Oil Air Dry Cream.
I have very similar hair to yours. I've been washing with a really cleansing shampoo. Conditioning with a moisturizing conditioner using a leave in. Than gasp damp styling with the air dry cream only.
I've been amazed! It's shiny, somewhat defined without that stringy separated producty look. It last for 3 to 4 days.
Anyway would love to see your take on this product.
Thank you for all your videos. I've learned so much, especially from your one brand wash day videos. ❤
I always air dry. I have no patience for diffusing but I don't cowash. I recently tried the new low porosity Texture ID shampoo and styling custard from Sally's with promising results. I don't know if it will have enough humidity blockers in the summer though. I need to get a good C.G. approved hairspray.
Using hair spray on wet hair?
Did i miss something? Looked like you used 4 products, not 3. What was the little blue tube? Looks great! If the hair being flat is a bother, perhaps using clips could help...?
Because of working overnights, 12 hour shifts with an additional one to two hours of computer work each day after my shifts, sleep is at a premium for me. I almost never diffuse my hair. There are some other techniques to do that can make air dried curls even better. Courtney, I would love for you to redo this technique with the exact products so you get a true comparison. Do you think it will make a difference?
Can you help me find a good oil to help strengthen my hair from split ends. It breaks a lot at the top. My hair tends to get oily and is super fine, so it has to be light.
Love your T-shirt! Amen!
So is the trick to this with products to use all really conditioning products? So if I used a really hydrating gentle shampoo, a deep conditioner, and a curl cream I could get similar results?
Just use shampoo?
I don’t find a huge difference in results to justify waiting all day for my hair to dry. I’m a damp style and diffuse to get out the door girl😅
Im are drying my hair i like it
Give me a break from heat 😊
I always get much better results when I air dry, but it takes literally 10 hours.
I fluff my hair exactly how Alyson demonstrated
Drippy hair for hours does not work for me!
It's all about finding what works for your hair!
My hair takes more than 8 hours to air dry…..I can’t stay still for that long
She also has shorter layers..
I gotta be honest with you: I can't do an air dry routine. It just takes too long. However, my son has fine, low-porosity, 3a hair and always air dries. Often he washes before bed (no styling) and has to refresh in the am because he looks like an electrocuted sheep. Then it's just water and Verb's air dry curl cream. Done. Bye mom!
It looks way better when you do your routine you have way more. Curls .She didn't have that much curl
nah don't like it..your other methods are better. It looks like it needs washing..
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I'm always trying new things, so I appreciate the feedback! 😊
@@SwavyCurlyCourtney I just think cowashing is a bad idea, your hair looks much wavier with your other methods which starts with washing with shampoo...lol
Your hair looks pretty, but I think it looks lank and greasy. It does not look clean like it does when you shampoo it. Kudos for keeping all your make-up intact when you were showering your hair. X
Unimpressed. 😊
Not one of your more curly wash days.
Sorry Courtney to me this is not your best hair routine. To me it looks too flat with close to no definition looks like a third day results. Again so sorry but you had so Many beautiful hair routine that is not one of them😢