Wurly and Curly thread!!!

**Salwety** · October 28th, 2016, 11:38 PM

Because the length is weighing it down. If you want more waves or curls, try crunching your hair when it is still wet with your hands or a microfiber towel.

**lapushka** · October 29th, 2016, 03:27 AM

Originally Posted by Bea18

Hi, curly wavy girl here! I've noticed the longer my hair gets, the less of a curl it is, it's more of a wave each inch i get.

Might wanna also check out the other thread, the wavy & wurly thread (there's two, yay):
http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/...ad.php?t=31563

**Aidin** · October 29th, 2016, 02:34 PM

Is this your hair on the signature? It is AMAZING!

Do you use any oils or leave-in?

**Eastbound&Down** · November 2nd, 2016, 09:46 AM

I need to invest in a good gel or mousse so that I can wear my hair natural and not look like a crazy person at work. I don't like having to straighten it every day. It's not long enough yet to put up in a ponytail/bun.

**~~sommer~~** · November 3rd, 2016, 06:01 PM

Oh, I adore the curly and wurly hair!

I wish I had such type of hair but naturally I have the totally straight one

And all that styling things aren't very effective for my hair so I accepted my type

But anyway I think that people with the curly/wurly one are very beautiful, not only women but the guys too, like in this gallery for example http://stylemann.com/best-wavy-and-curly-hairstyles/

**Anshul585** · January 4th, 2017, 12:44 AM

I had stick straight, thick and shiny straight hair till puberty hit me. I loved my hair. I did nothing to care for straight hair as they were in a very good condition and they required zero care. But suddenly when I turned 14 my hair goes straight to wavy, smooth to fizzy, bouncy to poofy..... I didn't knew how to care for my hair.

Im trying to cope with my airlines. Sometimes they get super shiny ringletty and sometimes they're just frizzy and lack shape.

**arelrios** · January 4th, 2017, 08:18 AM

Guys, has any of you tried the gel from curl bounce ??? Does it work for wavies? What are your thoughts?

**LadyCelestina** · February 8th, 2017, 08:02 AM

bump!

I have a question - how do you people comb your hair when you are washing? I wash it and dry it parted in the middle and draped over the shoulders, but since I have clumpy curls I often have a gap where I parted the hair when I wear it draped over my back. But if I don't drape it over the shoulders I can't reach it so well and it ends up frizzy.

**lapushka** · February 8th, 2017, 03:06 PM

Originally Posted by LadyCelestina

bump!

I have a question - how do you people comb your hair when you are washing? I wash it and dry it parted in the middle and draped over the shoulders, but since I have clumpy curls I often have a gap where I parted the hair when I wear it draped over my back. But if I don't drape it over the shoulders I can't reach it so well and it ends up frizzy.

My hair is washed bent over (sink). It just gets put into a towel (turbie, microfiber) here, and when it gets out, and it's damp, it is split into two (roughly) and combed out, then I shake it out at the roots, pull it forward, and scrunch my products in (no longer separated into two). Then it gets flipped back. If that makes any sense...

**Quixii** · February 8th, 2017, 05:06 PM

Anyone else a little jealous of the bun drop videos?
I mean, maybe it's just me, but I assumed it was because my hair is curly. It likes to hold its shape, so if I drop it from the bun - well, half it it stays bunned until I actually pull it out, and most of it stays twisted or bent or whatever else was involved in the bun shape. Not so luxurious and smooth as any of the bun drop videos I've seen.