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21st January 2022
04:27pm GMT

"Using a strong-hold gel or balm to define the curls will initially create a crunchy ‘cast,’ but this should be encouraged and left alone until the hair is 100% dry,” he says. “You then ‘break the cast’ of the curls by gently massaging – never run your fingers through the curls or be tempted to brush them."
He added that these curls look best when they are glossy and shiny so it's best to choose products that have a moisturising factor but still have the ability to hold the curls.
To add more shine, why not add a shine spray or gently scrunch a few drops of shine serum through your hair.
And don't be afraid to use a lot of product, curls can naturally hold and handle more product than straight hair types.
Smith recommends asking your stylist for the best product for your hair and to apply a thick layer of if, "scrunch and shape your curls, and then leave them alone until 100% dry". If you're in a rush, use a diffuser attachment on your hairdryer on alow speed but high heat and be sure to not touch your curls with the diffuser or your hands as they dry.Explore more on these topics: