- Hi, I'm Megan.
- Hey guys, I'm Carolina Reynoso.
- Hi, my name is Vivian and
I will be sharing my curly hair routine.
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I'm more of a 4A because it's kind of curly, kind of coily.
The first thing I do is I take this scalp detox
and I go through and squeeze it into
every crevice, every corner,
and I kind of nudge the nozzle into my scalp a bit too
so it kind of massages it because I feel like
a healthy scalp is the foundation of healthy hair.
Then I'll go about my business
for a good 10, 15, 20 minutes.
Okay, so, this is the most important step in my opinion.
I put my hands together, I squat a little bit,
and I pray to the curl gods,
'cause I need a good curl day (laughs).
Next, I step into the shower and
I set the temperature for a little bit warmer than lukewarm.
Now, I take a big glob of my Maui Moisture
Strength and Anti-Breakage Agave Nectar Shampoo
and I'll put it in my hand and go to town,
putting it in my hair from the front to the back
and just really getting in there.
I want every strand of hair to have shampoo on it.
The scalp detox is still on my scalp
so everything's just kind of working together
to have a clean scalp and clean tresses.
Now, I get back into the water and rinse it all out.
Now, I take the Maui Moisture
Strength and Anti-Breakage Agave Nectar Hair Mask.
This is really cool because I feel like
it gives my hair so much nourishment,
so, I'll take as much as I can (laughs),
I like to use a lot of products for everything (laughs).
So, I'll put a whole bunch into my hand,
and rub it through my fingers, and get into my scalp.
So, I go from the front,
covering every inch with the hair mask,
then I'll take a little hair tie,
and I'll put my hair in a bun,
pop out of the shower, and just go about my business.
In this case, I did five minutes
and I just kind of did some other stuff.
Then, I come back into the shower,
but I don't rinse it out just yet
'cause this is when I grab my Dyson comb,
and guys, the Dyson comb is where it's at.
This is the strongest comb I have ever used
and if you have natural hair or really curly hair,
you know that you need a strong comb.
So, I don't really do it in parts or anything fancy,
I just comb from the front to the back.
And, once that's done, I change the temperature,
so, I go to a colder temperature
and I kind of give my hair a shot of cold water.
It is not fun.
So, once that's done, I squeeze out my hair,
I want everything out.
So, I'll just go through and kind of
wring my hair a little bit to make sure that
there's no excess product, no extra water.
I like to air-dry my hair,
so I don't actually use a towel at all.
Now, for my favorite product.
I take a lot, I take a lot of the conditioner,
and I just go to town again,
putting it all throughout my hair.
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I'm gonna take this CurlyChic comb and I go up my nose,
and down my scalp to make a perfect center part.
And sometimes, I use CurlyChic Haircare's,
their defining gel.
I don't take too much of this curl defining gel
because I don't want my hair to be crunchy,
you know when you put too much gel in your hair
and then it's like kind of (crunch)?
I don't want that (laughs).
So, I just take a little bit
and then I'll go lightly through my hair,
and this helps me get a bit more definition.
This is the finished look,
my hair is dry, the curls are popping,
the curls are juicy, popping, popping.
But yeah, that's my curly hair routine.
(whoosh) - Hi, I'm Megan and today,
I'm sharing my curly hair routine.
I shared my routine a couple years ago,
but since then, I've cut all my hair off
and so, it's changed quite a bit.
So, here's an update.
I start by waking up and realizing
it's been a week and it's time to wash my hair.
My routine starts in the shower,
using the coolest water I can handle
because hot water will make your hair a little more frizzed
and I like my curls to be more chunky and uniform.
I'm using Shea Moisture shampoo, about that much.
Using the pads of my fingers,
I scrub slash massage my scalp until
I feel like I've really loosened up any built-up product.
Then, I rinse in no particular manner.
I've heard that massaging your scalp
will stimulate blood flow and help your hair grow
so, if you're looking to do that,
give yourself a good scalp massage.
Hair soaking wet, it's time to condition.
I'm using Shea Moisture, about that much product.
First, I smush the product in my hands,
even adding a little more water to the equation.
Then, smooth it all over my hair.
I want the majority of the product everywhere but my roots
because that promotes build-up
and will weigh my curls down a ton
if that's where all of the product is.
After I finger-combed through everything,
I zhuzh some more water in there
without shoving my head under the faucet
'cause that'll ruin the shape and
the amount of product I have in there.
And now, it's time for gel.
I was a crunchy girl for a long time
until I realized that you can just scrunch it in the shower
and it'll hold your curl without it looking like
you could break a curl off later in the day.
I normally wash my body last
so I can wash off any shampoo and conditioner
that ran off during the process.
And then, it's time to dry.
I dry with a microfiber towel.
Microfiber towels will change your curly-headed life.
Normal towel fibers are generally abrasive on hair,
but a microfiber towel, or even a cotton T-shirt
will dry your hair without disturbing strands as much.
I gently scronch up all around until I'm not dripping wet.
Then, I just let it do its thing.
Air-drying is my curly hair's B-F-F.
Something I've learned over the years is
the less you touch it in the drying process,
the less frizzy it'll end up being.
So, more air-drying the better.
And there you have it.
After about an hour, and some light zhuzhing,
my hair is ready to be seen by the public.
Also worth noting, because I only wash my hair once a week,
every other day, i'll spray it with a spritz bottle
that has water and a few pumps of conditioner
to revitalize the curls.
And that is my curly hair routine.
(whoosh) - Hey guys,
I'm Carolina Reynoso, and today,
I will be showing my curly hair routine.
It's in between curly and wavy, it doesn't really know,
some days are really good ringlet curls,
some days, it's just kind of like wavy, beachy hair.
So, I get in my shower, I get my hair wet,
I use Garnier Fructis Curl Nourish,
I shampoo my hair twice.
If I haven't washed it in a while
and there's a lot of build-up,
I tend to use a Tea Tree scrub,
and then when I put my conditioner in,
I use Garnier Fructis, the Curl Nourish conditioner.
If I notice that my hair's been dry recently,
I use the Briogeo, the dry hair conditioner,
and that one I leave in for 10 minutes,
but today, I just don't have dry hair
so I'm gonna be using my
Garnier Fructis Curl Nourish conditioner.
I wash my hair upside-down
'cause I'm trying to get that triangle shape not happening.
I just kind of leave it in there while I'm washing my body.
I rinse conditioner after a couple minutes have passed by.
After I'm done with the shower,
I grab my microfiber towel
that's supposed to not cause frizz,
and I crump my hair upside-down.
And then I put it up in a little towel.
And then when I'm out of the shower and I get my towel out,
I brush my bangs out first,
and I use little alligator clips to clip my hair back.
So, I dry my bangs first,
and then after my bangs are settled and they're not crazy,
I take the alligator clips out
and I spray my hair with the
Briogeo leave-in milk conditioner that they use,
I really like their products a lot,
if you have the money to splurge on them,
I definitely recommend.
And after that, I use the Zerran Firm Gel
and I just crump my hair with that.
Get that in there, try to get the volume.
I blow-dry my hair with the diffuser.
This is the final product, how my hair turned out.
Oh yeah, I like these curls today,
they're cute, they're up, they're ready to have fun.
And yeah, this is what it looks like.
Woo curls, we love them.
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