NursenNancy

What can I do to get rid of these fuzzies? I am using all curly girl approved products. A cream and a little gel. I hate.the wet look so preferably nothing that makes my hair look wet. I like the soft look. Thanks!

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I am a newbie. I think I am a 2b. I have been blowdrying and straightening my hair for the last 15 years. Trying to embrace the REAL ME.

NursenNancy

bump I am ok with my hair except these fuzzies.

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I am a newbie. I think I am a 2b. I have been blowdrying and straightening my hair for the last 15 years. Trying to embrace the REAL ME.

Houseofcurls

Read up on the thread about sealing with oil. I'd give that a try.

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Always wash upside down.

Aqua_Lily

And maybe see how avoiding glycerin, pathenol, sorbitol and honey for a while works out for you.

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NursenNancy

Great I will look into the oil.

Now, avoid glycerin, glycerin, pathenol, sorbitol and honey? I thought I read on a thread here to mix some honey with my conditioner?

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dusalocks

Honey is a humectant which can, depending on the weather and the dew point, suck the moisture out of your hair. It's good to mix with conditioner though because it is chalk full of vitamins and does attract moisture. So I think you'd want to do it occasionally in a rinseout. (It is on my to do list; I am just lazy.) It's just iffy to leave it in if you happen to live in an arid climate or are regularly exposed to low dews. If your hair gets dry it will be more prone to frizz.

kathymack

Something really helpful is to know your hair properties, it helps others help you. Here's a link Live Curly Live Free - Curly Hair Basics Hair properties are the best way to pick ingredients/products. Once you determine your properties, look for others with similar hair and see what they use (in signatures.) It's the best place to start.

It's all about getting the moisture/protein balance right.

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