How To Get More Defined Curls with Natural Hair

Curly hair is just like straight hair, only curly. Curly hair is defined as hair that is naturally wavy, kinky or tightly coiled. When you start growing out your current hair, your hair begins to change slowly and then after about six months, you'll notice that your hair is changing.

Curly hair is a hairstyle that definitely splits opinion. Most of the time, it gets a lot of bad press for being hard to manage, but it’s actually a blessing in disguise.

If you are looking for a new look, however, you can find a wide variety of fun and interesting styles for kinky hair.
 

Taking Care Of Your Curly Hair

You should start taking care of your new look by washing your hair with a mild shampoo. Next, apply conditioner to help moisturize the hair. After conditioning, rinse out the conditioner and repeat the process until the shampoo runs clear.

Then, use a nourishing and hydrating deep conditioner once a week or two to keep your hair healthy. To protect your hair from heat damage, avoid blow drying and flat ironing while transitioning. Use a curling iron only sparingly. If you must straighten, use a low heat setting to prevent breakage.

We found a snippet by celebrity stylist and founder of Curlsmith, Denis Robinson where he talks about how we can make the most of our natural waves and curls.

Firstly, if you’re tempted to reach for the straighteners or bottle of relaxer to try and get rid of your curls in favor of straight hair, we urge you not to. “Curly hair is beautiful and versatile – embrace it!” says Denis. “With so many products available on the market for enhancing curls and waves these days, there’s so much you can do with your hair without having to reach for the heat tools.”

And before you start thinking that curly bobs and pixie cuts are off-limits when it comes to styling your natural texture, think again. “If you have curly or wavy hair and want something short or cropped then go for it.”

How to Air Dry Curly Hair

If you have kinky hair, you may not be used to it being in its natural state. The problem with this is that if you are not used to seeing your hair in its natural state, you may not know how to care for it properly when it is not straightened.

Ok… we've all heard it—air drying is the healthiest way to dry curly hair. And while we know that's true, once you get out of the shower, it can seem like a daunting task. But if you wait until your hair is just damp and give yourself a little time to style your curly mane, it will be worth the wait.

Also, use a scalp growth balm to keep the natural hair nourished and prevent damage or breakage. A good scalp balm will also keep help scalps that are itchy and dry.

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