Clarisse
January 27th, 2010, 10:27 AM
I don't know if this is a new thing or not - I'm probably not the first one to invent this method, but I thought I'd like to share it, as I haven't seen it mentioned else where.
My hair gets spiral curls after being washed and in rain/snow, but brushing my hair kills the curls. I know that some people quit brushing, but I have been searching for non-damaging ways to fake my natural curl pattern, without washing my hair everyday. Washing my hair every day makes it rather dry and split-prone.
The problem with french braid waves is, that the end part, below the elastic, is stick straight when the rest is wavy/curly, and the the waves look crimped.
Rag curls ends up tighter at the bottom than at the scalp, which looks rather unnatural, and it is tricky and messy to do them.
I've found out that frenchbraiding my hair and then rag curling the braid the way you would tie up one curl, when rag curling hair, gives a super natural look. :)
Has anyone else tried this?
My hair gets spiral curls after being washed and in rain/snow, but brushing my hair kills the curls. I know that some people quit brushing, but I have been searching for non-damaging ways to fake my natural curl pattern, without washing my hair everyday. Washing my hair every day makes it rather dry and split-prone.
The problem with french braid waves is, that the end part, below the elastic, is stick straight when the rest is wavy/curly, and the the waves look crimped.
Rag curls ends up tighter at the bottom than at the scalp, which looks rather unnatural, and it is tricky and messy to do them.
I've found out that frenchbraiding my hair and then rag curling the braid the way you would tie up one curl, when rag curling hair, gives a super natural look. :)
Has anyone else tried this?