Wavy hair

[girl2006]

I really love mary-kate and ashley's hair here. Does anyone have tips to get this wavy look?

 

[Ashley]

Here you go:

https://forum.makeuptalk.com/f13...yle-52806.html

https://forum.makeuptalk.com/f13...yle-58721.html

https://forum.makeuptalk.com/f13...eve-63004.html

https://forum.makeuptalk.com/f13...rgh-16144.html

https://forum.makeuptalk.com/f13...air-64931.html

https://forum.makeuptalk.com/f13...air-75072.html

 

[bebexkhmergrl]

Anyone recommend any leave-in conditioners to help recreate this look?

Preferably one that's lightweight yet holds down frizz pretty well throughout

the day.

I can never decide which ones to try out.

 

[Jinx]

At night, divide your hair run some sort of leave in on the sections, twist into a few bantu knots (or twisted bun- whatever you want to call them), wake up to wavy hair!

Do NOT brush or comb, just lightly run your fingers to give it a little lift but otherwise don't mess with it.

Originally Posted by bebexkhmergrl /img/forum/go_quote.gif Anyone recommend any leave-in conditioners to help recreate this look? Preferably one that's lightweight yet holds down frizz pretty well throughout

the day.

I can never decide which ones to try out.

Virgin, unrefined coconut oil- (make sure it's pure- it will look like Crisco and melts in your hands when you rub it in and will smell like coconuts. If not, then it's not pure, unrefined and virgin. It has been processed at some point.Elasta QP Mango Butter. My all time number 1 fave- but impossible to find around here. Non greasy, isn't WET like a lot of leave ins so your hair only gets moisturized and not wet, and it smells like love!!

 

[bebexkhmergrl]

Thanks for the recommendation Jinx. I have experimented with several oils and I found it's by far one of the best things I've done to add moisture to my often dry, sometimes straw-like feeling hair. Coconut oil is surely nature's finest.

I really want to try this mango butter product. It sounds divine!

Is the only way I can obtain it is through the internet?

 

[magneticheart]

Lately I've been washing my hair and putting it into 2 braids whilst it's still wet and then going to bed and then when I get up I take the braids out, run my fingers through it and spray on some texturising spray. The looser you do your braids the looser your waves.

Hope that helped

 

[Jinx]

Originally Posted by bebexkhmergrl /img/forum/go_quote.gif Thanks for the recommendation Jinx. I have experimented with several oils and I found it's by far one of the best things I've done to add moisture to my often dry, sometimes straw-like feeling hair. Coconut oil is surely nature's finest.
I really want to try this mango butter product. It sounds divine!

Is the only way I can obtain it is through the internet?

If you can't find it locally, then there are a few beauty supply stores online that carry it.You may have better luck finding it than I did. I think my area had a problem with the distributor's supply or something, although I haven't been able to get my hands on it for over a year.

 

[SOnja Be]

I have rather wavy hair that is inherently dry for no reason. I've tried many "moisturizing" shampoos and conditioners but was always still left with frizz. The Shielo "Color Protect" Conditioner is the best thing that's happened to my hair in a long time. I've tried other combos and this is my favorite. It cleans and moisturizes so that I can even let my hair air dry and it still looks great.