NaturallyCurly.com Gives You Answers Galore

POSTED BY Andrea at INO, Jul 22, 2008 AT 08:13 pm

Please excuse me for living under a rock -- the only possible explanation for not knowing about this website until now!! So if you've got curly or wavy (anything but pin-straight) locks, go to NaturallyCurly.com right now! It's a huge clearinghouse of information on everything curly -- testimonials, pictures, tips, advice, salons, and (most importantly!), tried-and-true tested products for maintaining your curly mane.

My favorite feature is the "Frizz Forecast," where you enter your zip code and get the scoop on humidity levels for the day (know thy enemy!). Need help from the elements fast? Here's some basic advice from one of the writers:

Use a leave-in conditioner -- it becomes a barrier [to frizz-causing humidity]...If you have fine hair, mousse works well. For thicker hair, try styling creams."

For their full list of curly-friendly favorite products, go here! And for reader faves, go here!

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2 Comments

sabine said:
thanks so much for the link. I didn't know about this site either. Now that I'm starting to embrace my curls (I used to straighten my hair pretty much all the time), I hope to get some advice on how to get my curls under control. I get the most beautiful curls when I let my hair air dry, like when it is sunny outside. However, it is kind of tricky to get the same result when I use the blow-dryer.. still having some difficulties there. sometimes it works out well and sometimes not at all.. still need the magic formula to get my hair under control..

Jul 23, 2008 @ 03:24 am

Booyah said:
Me too. goldwell move control curl putty works well, especially to reactivate/refresh by dampening straight/gone to frizz and then smoothing through. Yes, humid days it is best to embrace the curl. Thanks for the site, will check out after the lightning storm that just started!

Jul 23, 2008 @ 04:29 pm