For the people asking for 4c hair, it’s the same concept. Use conditioner, make sure hair stays wet, don’t dry it. Add a moisturizer (the moisturizer isn’t necessary if you use the conditioner, you could use either) rough it up a bit, back and forth motion. If you have a nice sized fro, shaking your head around will help. The curls will appear, do it for a few minutes you will see the curls. Finish it off with eco styling gel, rub it in well and evenly like with your moisturizer/conditioner. Your hair will have white curls while the hair is wet, the product will dry clear. WET HAIR IS KEY, DO IT IN THE SHOWER OR HAVE A SPRAY BOTTLE HANDY.
I literally do this and my hair remains frizzed. Zero curls form. Even the shake method (which I've stopped doing because I notice I get dizzy after doing so and I'm pretty sure that's not safe) never worked. Idk if I need to manually twist them or if my hair's just not long enough, but the only difference I ever notice is the fact that my hair is a bit softer after the routine lol
Final tip for yall! After applying the curling cream run a lil bit of Cantu Twist and Lock Gel in ya hair to hold it all together! As a college student my hair would fall out throughout the day, but once I used the Twist gel it would keep tight all day
It’s flat when you wake up. Once you get in the shower, you’re gonna wet it and use products to wash it and stuff. If it’s not your wash day then just soak your hair in the shower and rake your hair through all around and you should be fine
Im so glad I found this video!!! My son is biracial and he has hair just like this guy!!! I've tried so many products!! Will definitely be trying these!! Thanks!!!
I can run my hands through my hair without using cantu or comb thru, but I like the cantu way better. My next option would be tuna (plant) that works well for my hair 👍.
My brother has the same type of hair as him, and the funny thing is yesterday i just gave him my cantu coconut curling cream because its to heavy for my hair, love the video btw, keep up the good work 💖💖💖💖💖sending love from Curaçao(Caribbean)🙌🙌
Cantu curl activator is my go to. I've tried a lot of other products and a lot of black owned but I just like the way Cantu makes my hair look and feel
@@synde9663 How Bout you mind your business if it doesn't apply to you? He said people who are darker And have 4c type hair. If neither apply to you, especially the first, keep your mouth shut and keep scrolling.
For 3c/4a type hair, which is this guy, you just need to daily moisturize with a little water and maybe leave in conditioner, but once a week or two weeks you should do a wash day where you do all this stuff and deeply moisturize
Hey Bianca, Great vid but is there anyway you can do an updated video for dark skinned gentlemen with real coarse hair, Having trouble gaining that silky smooth texture. Not to be an ass, But your friend seem to already have had natural curls from the completion on his skin tone. All he is pretty much doing is moisturizing/Detangling his hair in order to prevent the dryness. ( If that makes any kinds of since. )
If I let my hair grow out more, my curls would look just like his. I already use what he uses, it's just my hair isn't long enough. Now watching this, I'm thinking about letting the grow out more
Only Cantu's natural line appears to be curly friendly. However, you still have to watch those products too bc their coconut curling cream says that it has no mineral oil in it, but the fourth ingredient is petrolatum and mineral is made from petroleum so just be careful. Btw your curls are popping young man. The NC site has a very comprehensive ingredient list.
I have exactly the same hair type as him but my hair is shorter and I'm still finding what works best for my hair cause I don't have cantu and all that curly hair stuff where I live so it's hard
Dont even use any of the stuff they said, it doesnt really make a big difference, just get a good conditioner and shampoo and buy a cantu curling enhancer off amazon
Can we get more curly hair videos for men with longer hair? My hair is a thick, curly blonde bob that definitely has struggle areas, specifically in the back, HELP!!!!!!!
We have the same curls!!! Now I just need to find a RU-vid with this pattern and shoulder length hair...any suggestions are welcome! Thanks for the upload bianca
I loved this video. This is helpful because my son and I have different hair types and what works for me isn't working for him. I will try this. Thank you
What is a good product for thick hair but defines curls and leaves them soft? I use Cantu and it always gets my hair hard at the end of the day. I use a little bit.
Aww... this is great. I like to use cantu on my hair. But now I know that when my little Ezra gets a little older, I can use cantu products for his hair too. He's gonna be a sweet little curly haired cutie just like mommy.
I personally find that some of these products aren’t needed depending on the length of you hair/curls I personally have shorter curly hair so I don’t need a lot of the different products that help untangle your curls
Hawaiian silk 14 in 1 is an amazing detangler I have looser curls too like a 3b curl pattern and it works wonders it truly is a miracle worker like it says on the bottle and it's only like 5$ at sallys, just apply to wet hair try a little finger detangling first after u apply then detangle with ur comb and u shud be good
Any way to avoid using so much product...I workout and sweat a lot; obviously when I sweat the product is all over my forehead, although not noticeable. The sweat gets in my eye at times. I have resorted to using only olive oil and leave in conditioner, which works well, less product, but does not define my curls...they look dry. Advice?
@@anasibrahim078 This is what I'm trying to figure out, did you get the answers? I just used all products for the first time today, am I supposed to use each one everyday?
