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Curly Q&A: Diane Da Costa

he tight curl or coil is a very challenging texture. Actually, to create and keep the curly look requires a little more effort with styling. You should try the twist out or coily twist out to achieve a more semi-permanent curl pattern which last about two weeks.

Five Steps to Raising a Confident Curly

Building your curly’s self-confidence is key to helping the child handle taunting comments.

Diane Da Costa Brings Texture to America

Diane Da Costa, author of Textured Tresses, will embark on an American Beauty Tour this fall that will include complete beauty makeovers for 14 lucky curlies.

Curly Hair Q&A: Diane Da Costa

Tight, curly hair should always be cut dry. Blow dry the hair out with a wide-tooth comb — not completely straight — and leave a little elasticity.

Curly Hair Q&A: Diane Da Costa

Anytime you can still maintain a deep wave pattern when wet, it is considered a texturizer — a technique, which softens and elongates the natural wave for more manageability.

Curly Hair Q&A: Diane Da Costa

In my journey, I’ve found that textured hair is the universal word for all curl patterns. Textured hair is naturally staright-wavy hair, wavy, curly, very curly and tightly coiled hair. once you accept what you have and stop fighting your hair, you’ll be able to achieve all possibilities.

Author Celebrates “Textured Tresses”

Diane Da Costa has taken all of her experience and put it into a 194-page book