Curlsmith

Curlsmith

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10172025-04-15T11:28:03.000Z
Agree with posts below, try to keep most of the products especially creams and leave in conditioner+
off of your crown and towards the ends. I also need strong gel on my waves. I use a cream or leave in on the ends lightly to give my cotton candy ha
10172025-02-12T13:01:26.000Z
Two tricks to keeping curly hair off the crown are 1. lift it off the crown when it is wet+++
you can use some leave in conditioner (but do NOT put it in the crown, mid shaft down) and then some gel, but lift it up off of the crown as you style
10172025-01-16T12:01:06.000Z
Why yes ROP
PRODUCT RECS: Non drugstore, but my top recs: Curlsmith In Shower Styler (don't slop all over your hair, this is the very last step glazing and scru
10172024-12-25T13:05:58.000Z
Keep your usual routine then if you like it, but final step scrunch up and glaze over with the +++
Curlsmith In Shower Styler. It is sad that we need THIS much hold, but we really, really do. I usually layer the Curlsmith as I just mentioned with
10172024-12-24T14:40:23.000Z
Curlsmith Inshower Styler - You have to use it on sopping wet hair (it is a thick gel). It is the++
last step in my styling process. You probably do NOT want to put it all through your hair the way you apply runnier gels. I use a mousse/foam (curre
10172024-12-07T12:29:20.000Z
In the winter, I usually need to go to slightly heavier cream/leave in. So I will use either a ++
creamier leave in conditioner instead of a lighter detangler or what I have been doing is adding in a curl cream (AG Recoil) with my leave in (Pureolo