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3 Reasons Why You Should Try the Curly Girl Method
The Curly Girl Method can be pretty high maintenance. There's a lot of products you need to use, and a lot more you need to avoid. You might be won... -
#CurlUp: Filipinas before and after embracing their curly hair
From the narratives of these young curly Pinays, we see one thing in common; the same struggle of accepting their natural curls as they grew up. And these stories show that thanks to the Curly Girl Method, the curl communities, and their self-love discovery, they found the kind of confidence that they didn't know they are capable of. -
What is the Laura Routine?
In a nutshell, Laura Routine by Laura Smith means applying unusually large amount of products on your hair. At first it might sound scary, but this trick promises to get rid of frizz and moisturize your curls. -
The Smaster's Method
This is a pretty simple technique and doesn't require extra products. After doing your usual routine (shampoo, conditioner or deep conditioner, leave-in conditioner), dry your curls using a diffuser. Once your hair is 50% dried, that's when you wet your hands and scrunch your gel in!
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Tips to Maintain Curls Between Wash Days
You don't have to wash your hair all over again. Here we list some tips and tricks to keep your hair looking amazing even after your wash day! -
Tips to Avoid Frizz for Curly Hair
Frizz. It's that one word that we all dread the most. But having curly hair that is prone to frizz and dryness, at some point, we had to deal with it. Especially when you live in a humid country like here in the Philippines, sometimes it feels like it's too difficult to tame. -
The Complete Curly Girl Method Guide
For starters, the Curly Girl Method is a hair care method developed by Lorraine Massey in her book Curly Girl: The Handbook. CGM is meant for natural wavy, curly, and coily hair. Since these types of textured hair are more prone to frizz and dryness than straight hair does, proper care also differs.
