View Poll Results: How do you bring out your wave/curl after washing?

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  • Scrunching

    36 29.27%
  • Plopping

    5 4.07%
  • Scrunching and Plopping

    27 21.95%
  • Other Method

    28 22.76%
  • I curl my hair with cheese

    27 21.95%
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Thread: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    If I leave mine alone after taking out of the microfiber towel, I get wavy, fat curls. If I plop in a microfiber t-shirt after de-toweling, I get skinnier, tighter curls. I prefer the fat spirals.

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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    I get waves when I put my hair in a bun high on top of my head, after washing my hair. I wait to do this until my hair is almost dry.

    Lets see how long this little lump can get. Viva la natural!
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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    Wow, so many different and unexpected responses! I am learning a lot and I can't wait to do more experimentation with how to bring out my waves. Also I want to start a new poll with more options like braiding and damp bunning. Also just leaving to air dry untouched.
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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    I only have really very slight waves in my hair but what I like to do is twist it into two cinnabuns on each side of my head an stick an old chopstick through each and let it set like that for about half an hour before shaking them out

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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    Quote Originally Posted by MissCoco View Post

    3azza, every time I see your hair, I'm just green with envy. Absolutely gorgeous, sublime curly hair.
    yours is as gorgeous, thanks

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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    I scrunch to improve curl formation and plop for an hour or two just to keep the wet hair from annoying me as it dries. I don't sleep with the plop, though, cause that really doesn't end well.

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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    I love my curls when I just leave them, but most of the time I scrunch.
    Love all of everybodies curls!

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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    I voted other; Just don't touch it. I reduces the frizz, and makes the curls way more shiny
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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    i usually just wash, air dry, then flip and scrunch a few times once it's dry to fluff out the curls. i tend to do the "wild/messy/curly/bedhead" thing most of the time.

    when i want better shape and more curl i'll twist 1" to 2" chunks of wet hair at the root, making sure to go the natural way of the curl (going against the curl totally funks things up). sometimes my hair needs to be coaxed into curling.

    i have a spray bottle of plain water that i mist my hair with when i need to work with it, usually in the morning before going out. this way i don't have to wet my hair down to get curls, just a bit of mist is enough to make my hair curl.

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    Default Re: Curlies and Wavies: Scrunching or Plopping?

    i do... nothing, just let it dry and what i get is a random combination of curls, hoops, rolls and waves. the hair that does not shape into anything just needs a little finger-twirl.
    if i want something specific i can wrap it around a barette, do little buns, scrunch it into a messy bun, etc... to sleep and get a different look in the morning (i don't have to dampen it but it could help).
    to have my hair wavy-ish takes few days after being washed and sleeping with it loose so the curls/waves/whatever flattens (avatar pic).
    after a week it separates into lock-rolls, i like these but then... time to condition and un-tangle before i get dreads.
    i just got used to have the result of the day before hair do as far as "curls" are concerned.
    i only brush it when i "wash" it.
    the amusing thing is i am often thought to spend much more time on my hair than i do.
    which is basically usually 5seconds max in the morning according to what hair do is convenient for the day as the 3hours monthly bleach+dye is enough for time here *;O)

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