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Routine:
(first 2 photos are day 2 after washing):
Oils on hair to detangle before shower
Detangle with fingers or the 'wet brush'
Shampoo with a sls clarifying shampoo panten volume (shampoo, rinse, repeat)
treatment deep conditioner from Jessicurl, detangle with wet brush, pack more treatment, let sit for 15 min)
Wash, add a bit more treatment as a leave in, and plop with a t shirt while still in shower.
Spray john Frida styling spray/ jessicurl gel
Defuse on low heat and low power / put into foam rollers and sleep on them / foam rollers + defuse
Sleep in a lose bun (can't pineapple because my hair is too long) on silk sheets, or in a silk bonnet.
Please help me.... I don't even care about the curls anymore, I just want it to stop being so frizzy and whispy....
I live in Texas which is pretty humid too.
I try to avoid brushing my hair in any way, even in the shower. It keeps the curls from aligning on their own. The most I do is use my fingers to detangle during conditioner. If there are really hard knots or my fingers are sore/injured, I have a wide tooth comb to spot treat tangles.
Personally, when I shower in the evening, my hair is always a mess the next day. I've never had luck keeping it from being a medusa mess the next day. If I want my natural curls for something that day, I shower during the day and let my hair air dry after plopping, or I partly diffuse to set in some curls to let the rest air dry.