For curly girls

[nancy324]

I tried a new product line yesterday called "Devacurl" and I love it! I used the "low-poo", the conditioner, and the "Arc Angell" leave in gel. My hair was curlier and less frizzy than ever! The prices are very reasonable, and the bottles are big.

I hear they have a salon in NYC devoted to cutting curly hair. I think I'm going to try it.

 

[lainiefig]

Thanks for the info, Nancy. Where did you buy it? I have wavy hair, so sometimes I straighten it, sometimes I curl it, and sometimes I scrunch it and let it air dry which is a bit curly but mostly frizzy. It's versatile hair but a pain to tame.

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[Fitness-Mom]

Thanks~

I tried Deva Curl a while back, and had great results w/ this.

Me and my BF are planning on a trip to NY, so I will have to place a call and see when I can get in and schedule are trip at the same time.


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[eminenz2]

DevaCurl stuff is great, Nancy!!! I took your tip from long ago and went to naturallycurly.com when I was at wits end with my hair and it was the best site!

One thing I do is not actually rinse all the conditioner from my hair. I leave a bit in and then put on the Angell.


http://www.naturallycurly.com

Another product I like is called Curl Keeper. I put it in my hair sopping wet after a shower, comb it through with a wide tooth comb, squeeze out the excess water, and plop my hair into t-shirt. (See http://www.jessicurl.com and look up her video on 'plunking'.)

For anyone looking for styling tips, go to http://www.curlisto.com and they have videos you can watch on how to use their products. I have my own products, but used their techniques and it really worked!

Susan L.G.

 

[fox2star]

Hey any curly girls,

Here is a link to a site that probabl has thousands of posts regaring DivaCurl and the salon in NY where they are supposed to be expert at cutting curly hair. Another great product if you want to encouragecurl is Jessicurl. there are a lot of of posts there on that one as well:

http://www.naturallycurly.com//curltalk/viewforum.php?f=1&sid=b2108e1265a80bef4d0fe37f62e25175

Deb

 

[nancy324]

Jennifer, do you see prices anywhere on the website? I can't find a price for a haircut anywhere. I guess I'll have to call.

 

[Ly10up]

Fabulous,

Thank you...I will use all these tips and websites I'm sure....I managed to go from wavy to curly, curly curly the last 2 years. Long story, but Doc thinks it had to do with the weight off and a bit of body shock....I'm just thrilled it all came back!

Also I had great luck with Goldswell Instasilk products. The leave in is great stuff.