How to style short curly hair 

This tip/technique is a life saver. I’ve always struggled managing my curls due to the fact that I enjoy having my curls be more puffy than just flat, but with going for a puffy look it would always turn more into frizz than actual curls. Using this method I now have the fluffyness with the actual curls in it. And yes everytime I use a cream in my hair my hair becomes extremely hard and just doesn’t look good until I tried this method. As you said “ it breaks the cast” and makes it look so much better. Thank you so much for this

My brother has quite fluffy hair but I think it's actually quite curly, he's just brushing it when it's dry and going puffy haha! I'm going to show him this video thank you!! x

Great approach, usually emulsify few drops of serum onto my palm and add to it while I make it look voluptuous healthy curls 😍I love my texture. I never flat iron it nor round brush it☺️I really embrace my curly hair 👩‍🦱

a big big thank you for this video!!! i would say i have a similar hair texture or curl pattern and I've really struggled consistently to style it and this works! p.s i feel the hairline struggle

Love the music and intro video Awesome ! And I really like your hair and the curls !

Dude I literally love you omg thanks

This was actually really useful! Thank you!!!

Great video thanks!

I buzzed my curly hair a few months ago and I have no experience styling it so short as it starts to grow back. Thanks for the vid man

Hi love the video. Can you show hair up , particularly wedding hair. I cannot do this to save my life. Do you have any tips or methods for hair up. Thank you.

This methowd works great for my curly hair, but it takes one and a half hours to dry in winter and I just don't have the time for that most of the week aaaaa

What a god mate, thank you :))))))

U r the best

I have a problem that whenever i use product on my short curly hair it ends up not being as voluminous even when i scrunch out my curls and it gets greasy like 2 days faster. Am i doing something wrong, are my product not right for my hair type?

if you have curly or wavy hair, NEVER DRY BRUSH IT, EVER!!!! Clarifying Shampoo once a week, doesn't matter what density or if it's fine or thick, clarify your scalp once a week. Deep condition, against doesn't matter how wavy, curly, thick, dense, whatever, do it, it makes a WORLD of difference. And regular conditioner. You do NOT need to shampoo every time. Put your creams and gels in, squish it in, let it air dry or diffuse blowdry it, and LEAVE IT ALONE. Touching your curls and running your fingers through creates frizz and disconnects the curls!!! It's really easy, don't touch it, don't brush it, make SURE you deep condition to keep the moisture in, clarifying shampoo to get rid of all the build-up (whether you use no products or a lot!!), put in your curl creams and/or style gel, let it dry, and you're done!!!! Also, for the guy in the video, it's been 5 years, if you still have your hair, not being offensive just realistic for all men, put your product in and DO NOT TOUCH IT, do not style it, let it be!!!! Touching it is just destroying your curls and making it frizzy and looking bad!!!!

I really don't have time to wait for my hair to naturally dry... What do you suggest? Blow dry it with a diffuser? Thanks for this video! A thin curly hair guy appreciates it 💕

My hair looks like yours after the steps

I tried this method and when I went to break the “cast” that the cream has created but every where else works perfectly fine expect for the front. My hair in the front tends to look very thin compared to the rest of my hair, any tips?

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How long is your hair in this video?? I made the mistake of buzzing it rather than taming it. So just trying to ballpark how long it will take to get your look. Sadly the recession included, but not a dig, you get good coverage it has be said!

Hey man are you still in Brighton? If so I could come to you get me hair done

Where is your accent originally from ? Its not Brightonion. North west? North wales?

40 minutes to dry?? Mine takes that with a diffuser. Wel jel.