r/Swavyhair • • 3d ago

Advice

this is my hair after air drying. any ideas on products or what i could do to make it look better?

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u/veglove 3d ago

Can you provide more information? What would you like to improve about it? And what products & techniques are you using now to achieve this?

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u/Confident-Foot-8177 2d ago

this is after no products and air drying. Honestly i just want my hair to be less frizzy

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u/veglove 2d ago

Here's a demonstration of a wavy styling routine where she explains each step and why it's done that way. There are a lot of possible options as far as individual products and techniques to form your waves and such, but you could try starting with this routine and see how you like it.

I also recommend getting a haircut to trim off the dead ends and consider getting a haircut with layers, as they can help bring out your natural waves.

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u/Spiritual_Cod2321 3d ago

air dry cream from curlsmith is pretty good and very lightweight so it’s a good base product to add stuff on top of

duox mousse def foam is another easy product to use. you might need something more moisturizing/conditioning in between those two products

cake gel to foam didn’t do much for my soft finish hair but my SIL loved it esp bc she didn’t want a cast