/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>8657156
Hmmm, I was aveda trained so I don't know much about other brands, but I have heard nice things about deva curl and I am in love with aquage in general so if they have stuff for curly hair specifically, I'd go for them. You mostly want to go for something anti frizz if you live in a humid area and look for words like "definer." A lot of professional product I've seen for curls are basically really weak gels with extra oil. The higher end ones contract when they dry to further emphasize the curl pattern.

You don't need much more than a lotion and maybe a style prep though unless you're adding volume at the roots, where I like to use dry shampoo for most of my clients. Curly hair specific hairspray is silly and a waste of money if you find a hairspray with a good hold. (I love aquage transforming spray)

If you don't mind looking like a middle eastern man while you get ready in the morning, curly hair benefits a lot from a blow dryer hood. (Pic related. Buy at an ethnic hair care section or maybe at Sally beauty.)