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Old 01-07-2008, 07:51 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: How can I embrace my natural wave?
Add layers throughout your hair to give the waves more volume and "bounce". When I had layers, I would scrunch my hair with a wave diffuser on my blowdryer. They look like this:



It really made my hair super wavy...

I also used Sebastian Molding Mud that I would scrunch into my hair, and even letting it air dry and scrunching every now and then as it is drying, the product really helped to enhance the wave. Get out a small amount, work it on your hand a bit, then scrunch it into your hair. It will give you that piecy, bedroom look. Just don't use too much or it can get greasy, and focus on the ends of the hair (not the scalp.) Some people on MUA complain about the smell, but I happen to really like it, it smells a bit like bees wax to me. This is what my hair looks like when using this method: click to see a pic




For a night out, I would use TiGi Curls Rock Amplifier, but the drawback is that it does make your hair a bit crunchy, so you have to wash your hair the next day. But it held the waves and curls really well. Just use it sparingly, I found 1.5 pumps was enough, and I'd dilute it with a bit of water too.



If you already have dry and frizzy hair, I would def not recommend a salt spray, as it will only make it more dry and frizzy!

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