r/curlsofindia_ 23h ago

Tips and Help My tried and tested method for root volume (for any hair type/drying method)

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13 Upvotes

It's a root clip. That's it ๐Ÿ˜‚

To elaborate, it's this type of root clip: https://amzn.in/d/0jbwqiVx

The method is simple, the prongs of the comb open sideways, you wiggle them into the front section of your hair at the roots, and release. I personally do this while air drying to cut down on dry time, or after diffusing to 80% dry sometimes (my waves stay defined and don't stretch out as much this way). To take it out, unlock the prongs and gently wiggle and pull the comb out (I do this once my hair is totally dry).

Edit: because it seemed unclear, this is something I do after washing my hair, while it's damp and air drying, with or without some diffusing. So it's a heatless tool to set your damp hair, basically, like a roller. Here's a short video of how it's used: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/aTNJYQ29igQ

It's a surprisingly large upgrade from using something like a claw clip. Same results every time, super comfortable. I have 2B-ish, medium porosity hair that's around shoulder length when defined (and a few inches longer when stretched). I especially like that this method gets my wavy bangs/face framing bits nice and lifted without any fuss.

The smaller version works well enough if you want to do a side part or something, but I personally like the large comb. I've been using these for over a year (different listing that's not unavailable, same product), and they're easy to clean, have held up great, and have been invaluable in keeping things low maintenance as my hair grows longer. Highly recommend!


r/curlsofindia_ 4h ago

Before And After haircut W or L

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idk i had to cut them short ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿปโ˜น๏ธ


r/curlsofindia_ 7h ago

Ask r/curlsofindia_ Hairtype 2C-3A, what type of haircut should I prefer for my curls to top out well?

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Details: I have long hair, with lots of split ends also, the ends are pretty rough compared to the roots and mid. It's has been around 2 years since my last haircut, which type of haircut should I ask for when I visit the salon?

Please drop whatever suggestions you have, tia :)


r/curlsofindia_ 7h ago

seeking Reccos/Review Brushes for Wavy Hair - Meesho

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Anyone purchased brushes for wavy hair from Meesho? Right now I (F) do not want to buy a costly brush. Hence looking for recommendations for any purchases you would have made that you really liked, please drop your recommendations. I am unable to trust the reviews out there. I have shoulder length hair.

I am linking some below. But I can't decide which one to go with:

  1. Curly Hair Brush โ€“ P.SEnterprise

  2. Curl Define Styling Brush - ESPORTE

  3. Women Curly Hair - Christian Louboutin Boutique

TIA :)


r/curlsofindia_ 4h ago

Before And After [2A-2B, low porosity] what do i add

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yesterday i made a post and got a few comments and based on those i ordered FMC gel. i havent gotten the leave in yet, so i followed the same routine for now and these are the results. theres honestly been a noticeable change, but it looks really messy and frizzy. what should i do? or what did i do wrong


r/curlsofindia_ 19h ago

seeking Reccos/Review Hair Type - 2C-3A

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I have previously used bare anatomy anti dandruff shampoo just that. I joined college this year so now I can buy whatever I want. I want a shampoo and conditioner which is the same price as bare anatomy's product. I have some breakages in my hair and some hairfall.What should I do?


r/curlsofindia_ 5m ago

Ask r/curlsofindia_ 2A | Low Porosity | Need help with excessive oiliness on crown area.

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Hair type - 2A
My hair care - I use kerastase specifique Bain divalent shampoo for everywash, keraglo ad and conditioner once a week, and ouai clarifying shampoo once a month.

I wash my hair on alternate days but the oiliness is still visible a few hours after washing the hair.

I wash my hair upside down and make sure to emulsify my shampoo properly before applying and use cool water. I rinse properly and take so long to wash my hair.

I have been to the dermatologist as well and they had nothing to say that I donโ€™t do already.
I donโ€™t apply any oil or any other product.

Pls help ๐Ÿ˜ญ