How To Style Naturally Curly Hair Black

Step 1: Preparing Your Hair

The first and most important step in styling naturally curly hair black is to make sure your hair is properly prepared. Start by washing your hair with a shampoo that is specifically formulated for curly hair. This will help to remove any buildup from styling products and leave your hair feeling clean and refreshed. After shampooing, you should use a conditioner to help detangle your hair and add moisture. You can also use a leave-in conditioner to help protect your hair from the heat of styling tools.

Step 2: Applying Styling Products

Once your hair is prepared, you can start styling. Start by applying a styling product to your hair such as a mousse, gel or cream. These products will help to define and shape your curls, as well as protect them from heat damage. Make sure to use enough product to cover all of your hair and spread it evenly. Then, use a wide tooth comb to evenly distribute the product and make sure it is evenly distributed throughout your hair.

Step 3: Drying Your Hair

Once you have applied your styling products, you can start drying your hair. If you have a blow dryer, set it on a low heat setting and start drying your hair. Make sure to use a diffuser attachment to help disperse the heat and avoid damaging your hair. If you do not have a blow dryer, you can allow your hair to air dry naturally.

Step 4: Styling With Heat Tools

Once your hair is dry, you can start styling it with heat tools. If you want to add more curl to your hair, you can use a curling iron. If you want to add more volume and body, you can use a round brush and blow dryer. Make sure to use a heat protectant product before using any heat tool, to help protect your hair from damage.

Step 5: Setting Your Style

Once you are finished styling your hair, you can set your style with a hairspray or gel. These products will help to hold your style in place and make sure it lasts all day. Make sure to use a light touch and avoid using too much product, as this can cause your hair to become greasy and weighed down.