Your Curly Hair Bible 🎉

These revelations changed everything for me.
Hope they transform your routine too!

Why Mixed Hair Is Different

Mixed hair is often finer at the crown and more sensitive to tension than afro hair. Styles like tight braids caused scalp stress and thinning for me over time. I learned my curls thrive best with less pulling, less manipulation, and being worn out more often.

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Wash Day Sets the Week

Curls behave best when styled soaking wet. Detangling and defining during wash day reduces frizz, breakage, and the need for heavy products later. Water and technique matter more than stacking products.

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Sleep Protection Is Non-Negotiable

Friction is the fastest way to ruin curls. Bye cotton and hello silk! A bonnet keeps curls from getting crushed overnight, preserves moisture and helps maintain definition for days. Lightly mist dry ends with water before bed if needed.

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The Refresh Is Everything

Water is your best friend and learning how to refresh curls meant less wash days. Refresh with a spray bottle (water + a little conditioner) or steam from the shower, then gently redefine a few curls. Less product means less buildup and better bounce.

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Travel Without Ruining Your Curls

Protect curls from friction by using satin on headrests and packing travel-size sprays. When flying, wash the night before and loosely braid hair while slightly damp. Take it out on arrival for effortless, soft curls.

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Tension Causes Thinning

Repeated pulling from tight styles, slick backs, or heavy extensions stresses finer mixed hair. Reducing daily tension helped protect my edges and crown over time. And if you really want some braids then opt for styles that aren't so heavy, i love boho braids!

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