Yes! As a person with really light waves I unfortunately find that damage and dryness helps them😅

As someone with fine low density hair, A trim, not over conditioning, and very little product works for me

It is a tough balance for sure. Either shiny, weighed-down curls or dull, springy curls for me. I have not experimented much with curl enhancers/definers, but I am okay with having imperfect hair. If my curls are healthy and I can detangle them pretty easily, I am happy. 😊❤

Thank you! Great tips here!

Nice! Glad you are passed the transition phase! The journey is not easy! Have a blessed Christmas as well!

I hope it went well! Thank you!

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They’ll come back. At least they did for me. It took a while though.

@@terrykobrenski4781 That would be great. But menopause was 7 years ago. I’ve finally given up on trying to fight it. In the end, hair does what it wants to do. I learned that as a teenager.

Ohhh I love this!!! Drying your hair can be such a pain! Thank you!

Possibly!

curlsmith bond repair is so so good

Hello did it work?

@@exponationnn it certainly helped a lot! I have more curls and more definition and it still feels fairly soft. I think I'll do another gelatin treatment in 2-3 weeks and see if that sets me back to normal. 🤞

Awe, thank you!!! I really appreciate this!

I hope it helps! Winter can be so rough on not only our skin but our hair!

So tough where our hair needs are different from one end to the other! Glad this was helpful! Thank you!

Awe, thank you!!! This is so sweet! I truly love and appreciate you all! 🥰🥰🥰

Isn't it?! 😂

It does help so much!

Ion has a hard water shampoo too!

you might be surprised what happens if you find a good routine that works for you. I'm s member of the "I thought my hair was straight but frizzy" club and now I have fluffy, shiny 2c with a few spirals. I only started about a year ago. I had to go back to dandruff shampoo after a few months of CG because my dandruff came back. But the head and shoulders doesn't bother my hair, since I only wash once a week. I condition with whatever silicone free thing I found at Ollie's for $3. I scrunch in some curl cream and mousse or gel (Aussie works great, you don't need the expensive stuff) and diffuse with a $15 hair dryer from Lidl.

@@doesnotFempute hi, thanks for your response. Now I'm using our Ukrainian local brands for styling and it getting a little better) I have fine low porosity hair, so some products may be a little heavy, thats I learned for today.

Strong hold gels can be tough to scrunch out! Sometimes I use a drop of oil, or you could try using silk scarf.

Here is a great option! I really like this one! amzn.to/475iXH5

I'm not a professional, but I have similar hair and struggled with detangling for awhile. I gave up detangling with my fingers and got a brush that is made for thick hair. I'll section the hair while adding conditioner to make sure all hairs get covered. The sectioning is terrible because it is still tangly, but I'll do the best. Let the conditioner marinate for a few minutes and then make sure you get the hair wet again. Water is your friend with the conditioner. And I'll start at the bottom and slowly start brushing up the strands to detangle. The brush saved my sanity! Good luck!

That is what I would do. I would use a really lightweight leave in conditioner. And a gel with more hold and one that contains humidity blocking ingredients (like polyquatirnuims)

@@SwavyCurlyCourtney thank you so much!😊🌷

I struggled with my hair following my last pregnancy! It's tough! Hormones can be so lovely!

@SwavyCurlyCourtney No one tells you that the post-partum stage is 1 year+. I knew my hair had a chance of changing. I'm just hoping o didn't lose my wave for good.

It does take them time for the hair to transition! I have done a few video's about this in the past. It is taking time for it to become healthy again.