Naturally Curly Hair Styles

The crescendo of curly hair products has become a popular trend, but causes confusion for many curly girls. Naturally curly hair styles require the right products and right tools.

Whether you have fine naturally curly hair, medium or thick tightly coiled hair - the need for the right product for your curls is undeniable.

A slew of products are now gracing the pages of fashion and hair magazines all across the country. Here are a few products to help add life to your naturally curly hair style. Hopefully Curly Hair Salon.com’s tips will help you spend less hours in the mirror and more hours in public looking fabulous.

Naturally Curly Hair Style Tools for Curlies!

Many people don't realize the importance of having the right hair brush. According to the national sales director of Mason Pearson brushes, Robert Sansone suggests using a boar bristle brush because the material used in the brush is the closest in structure and composition to human hair, so it won't cause any damage to the hair. naturally curly hair styles, naturally curly hair styles, naturally curly hair styles

Natural nylon bristle brushes are also great styling tools.

Need the right brush for your thick curls, TWA (teeny, weeny, afro) or short style?

Remember to opt for the highest grade bristles you can get. Although these may be more expensive, it's worth it!

**It's recommended that for thick or curly hair, try a brush made of a combination of boar and nylon bristles. This makes it easier for the brush to penetrate highly textured hair.**

Nylon brushes add shine and bounce to hair while also detangling it too. But what’s especially beneficial about this brush besides being the best brush in general for curls is that it’s great for winter! Why? Well in winter the dry air adds static to hair.

Ever notice the static and electrical charges while taking off your jacket during the winter months? Static wrecks havoc on all hair types and curls are no exception.

Well, natural bristle brushes actually decrease static in the hair. But another great tip to avoid static is after you cream your hands to softly stroke the surface of your hair. The excess moisture is great at relieving static charge and fly-aways from the hairs surface.

TIP: It’s suggested that for naturally curly hair, it’s best to comb the hair while wet or damp to avoid having too much bulk and volume to the hair.

Ionic Dryer with Diffuser

One of the best ways to avoid shrinkage and maintain the hairs moisture is to use a hair diffuser.

If you are wearing a curly style and want to avoid a lot of shrinkage a diffuser helps to gently dry the hair but still maintains the hairs length while it is wet.

A diffuser is excellent and necessary for naturally curly hair. It can be attached to the top nozzle of a regular hair dryer. It maintains the moisture in the hair while drying it and also decreases frizz to the hair.

An excellent anti-frizz styling aid is Frizz-Ease Hair Serum:

This product is excellent for medium to thick naturally curly hair styles and textures. It keeps the frizzies at bay while maintaining moisture and balance to curls.

Frizz-Ease Hair Serum (LITE):

This hair serum is a "lite" formula for finer curls. It doesn't weigh the hair down, but relieve frizz and adds shine to curls. An excellent styling aid!

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