Easy Curly Girl Method for Beginners
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2018
- This video, Easy Curly Girl Method for Beginners, is a revamp of one of my first videos. The info is the same, but the video is better quality & much much shorter.
In this video I am only going to tell you the things you NEED to know. My advice is to start here and then learn and build on your routine from there. That’s what I did ❤️
Facebook Page (NEW): Curly Susie
E-mail: Curlysusie17@gmail.com
Intro Music: Instrumental original music written & recorded by Scary Pockets (used with permission)
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CURLY GIRL APPROVED CONDITIONER:www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WZki...
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SILICONES TO AVOID, investigate anything that ends in xane, cone, conol and col. There are a few fragrances that are ok that end in one (so confusing)Here are some common silicones:
- dimethicone
- amodimethicone
- cyclopentasiloxane
- cyclomethicone
-dimethiconol - Фільми й анімація
2:16 Stop using heat
2:38 no sulphate, silicone, alcohol in hair products
4:07 Start wearing protective hair styles
4:38 Be motivated
5. Styling when hair is wet (with no.2 criteria)
6. No towel
Mine sees ingredients: sulfate is the same sulphate and sulfate right?
Yes. 2 different spellings
@@anonymousmedia6283 unnecessary rude comment.
Thanks that makes it so I don’t have to rewatch
The hardest part will be no hot water. I live for a scalding shower
sorsaria it’s simple. Only turn the water down when wetting/rinsing hair. You don’t have to use cold water, luke warm is fine.
sorsaria this is me, too. I got a removable shower head and it saved my life. I still take a scalding hot shower, I just make sure that the hot water doesn’t hit my hair at all.
To wet my hair or to rinse shampoo/conditioner out of it, I turn the water cold, flip my head upside down so my hair is hanging freely, and do whatever I need to do to my hair without the freezing water hitting my body at all.
I just can't. At least not in winter. I freeze so easily and if I wash my hair cold, I'll just get even colder. Cold water gives me a headache.
Can I use Wen to wash/condition my hair? Also do I have to first wash my hair WITH sulfates to remove everything from my hair on the very first day I start?
Same, I like to feel it BURN ON MY SKIN!
Thank you for this video. As a mom of a very curly haired little girl, I get overwhelmed by it all. (I have super straight hair) I need to educate myself to keep her hair healthy.
Bless you,my mom would just tie my hair in a ponytail before going to school.
What a great mom you are. All of my childhood I had the most horrible haircuts because I was the only one with curly hair, and cuts for straight hair just look silly when you have curls. I was always embarrased of how I looked. Your daughter will really benefit from your efforts,
As someone with curly hair THANK YOU. Your daughter will love that took care of her curls and taught her how to do it correctly too. Everyone in my family has straight hair so they didn't know that you have to care for curly hair differently. My hair has been just a puffy, frizzy, mess and I didn't realize I was taking care of it wrong until 6 months ago. I'm not blaming them though, they couldn't have known. I hated my hair for years because it never looked like the other girls hair. I'm so happy that your daughter won't have to go through that. It might seem like this is something small but by just simply researching her hair you're doing so much good for her in the future.
Thank you. It makes me so sad to see even tiny girls hate their curls already because all their moms want to do is "tame" them, thin them, brush them straight, braid them tight or chop them off.
Bless you. My mom just constantly took me to the hair salon to straighten it and made me brush it because she couldn’t stand it.
Her: don't use heat
Me: Ha I don't. That's easy
Her: No hot water either
Me : Well that might be an issue
Hot water is actually good for the hair. It opens up your pores and allows conditioner and water to be absorbed better. The thing is you have to finish off with a cold rinse to seal off your follicles and seal the frizz. If you don't your hair will be significantly more frizzy.
@@tubax926 Thanks for the explanation. I really didn't know
@@tubax926 So basically you gotta remember to finish it up with cold water?
Yes
@@tubax926 I thought pores don't open or close
What about if you have hair that can't make it's mind up and is having a massive identity crisis about whether it's straight or curly, but it's actually just in the middle. Is it possible for my hair to be bi-hairsual?
Lol I have the same xD
😂🤣
Omg same. Some parts of my hair is wavy and other parts are straight. Idk if i should start the curly girl method
Grow your hair out if it's short and you'll see if it's meant to be curly.
If it's curly and wavy in some places, then curly girl method will work for ya
Same tho hahahah
I'm a dude with curly hair that frizzes like I've been electrocuted the next day after washing my hair.
I hope this works.
EDIT: it's been 3 weeks and my curls look amazing, lots of nice words from strangers noticing them :)
What items did you use?
@@deliciaseepersad4074 I use Vo5 shampoo from Wal-Mart just once thoroughly as a reset wash, then I only wash my hair with Tressemé botanique coconut conditioner from target. Use a lot and let it soak for a while, you have to do it about 2 or 3 times fo really have it shine and curl like those model pictures.
Remember, never shampoo it anymore after the one time you use vo5, and it has to be vo5 because its sulfate free and it will get rid of the stuff in your hair that feizzes it!
@@StevenDoesStuff thank you!
I figure lockdown is the perfect time to try this
What happened now
'dont pull your hair into tight ponytails, tight braids'
Me: *currently has a tight side braid in*... Whoops
Hahahahahaha
🙋♀️ always in a bun... lol
Ahhh I wear a side braid all the time haha
I’ve started the curly girl method in the past few weeks and overwhelmed is an understatement! This video was SO perfect for what I needed right now.
I survived transitioning phase with overnight oiling and CG friendly products. UA-camrs overwhelm the CG method... But its really simple just like Susie mentioned.
I feel like oiling is the one aspect that I haven’t really gotten into that has HUGE benefits. I do use JBCO sometimes but very sporadically.
I'm at a weird transition phase where people tell me it looks nice, but one side is curly and the other is just wavy and meh. I just overnight oiled for the first time last night, and it feels so nice. JBCO followed by red pimento oil massaged into the scalp and capped overnight. I had less frizz today than EVER, and my hair feels so soft. I seem to have a problem with gels, so I just used a curl cream after the shower. Definition wasn't great, but it's the first time it hasn't felt so dry, and it's so shiny. Susie actually made up my mind about switching when I was originally researching by how simple her routine was and how understandable, so I know exactly how you feel about the other overwhelming videos!
What's overnight oiling??
What type of oil are you using?
@@juliahewitt8939 it's oiling your hair at night, sleeping with your oil still in your hair, and washing it off the next day with shampoo. This is basically a prepoo method
Love this. The full method can feel so overwhelming for someone just getting started. I began with these basic steps and started seeing changes right away. Then began trying and incorporating more elements from the method over time. Vids like these are really helpful so curlies know there is a way to begin without a massive lifestyle overhaul.
You have no idea how great short and to the point videos are for me...I am one of those that easily gets overwhelmed with too much info at once. The very cool thing about you that I have seen in other videos of yours, is that you explain the WHY part of the WHAT. i really dislike the info packed videos where all they do is tell me the whats and hurry through...i find myself having to seek for more videos to see if I can find out the why parts. Especially, when they never reply when I ask them to tell me why. You never make me go through all that BS. Thank you!
I’m about 2 and half weeks into trying to fix my hair. I love short and to the point videos like this! I honestly had no idea my hair was even curly! I thought it was just frizzy thin and wavy. But I have actual curls and I love them! And love your videos too 😁❤️
That was me!! I thought that only the underneath was curly ❤️
I'm 51 and just discovered my curls. I always knew my hair was wavy and unruly, thick and like straw. Because of that, I've washed and blown dry my hair every day. Never let it air dry enough to curl. Who knew..I have wonderful curls! Welcome to the club!
The hope is real 🙌🏼 my hair is currently wavy-ish, I really hope they tighten up now 🤗 I'm so excited
Same
I didn’t know I had curly hair until I was 13. It always curled the longer I waited to wash it but I still didn’t figure it out. The one day I let it naturally dry and I was amazed. I used to brush it until it was dry and then it was just a frizzy mess.
Yes, I pretty much ignored the method because it's like a 4 year college degree just to figure it out. No one starts out an expert! I was confused as hell.
I have wavy, frizzy red hair and I grew up never learning how to care for it. I'm 32 now and only just starting to learn about all of this, and there is so, so much information to take in and fact check and personalize. So having a short and to-the-point video like this is a true gift. Thank you for helping to break down this info and giving people like me a starting point.
I’m 32 and just learned I have naturally curly/wavy hair 😅 it took being a mum and not having time to straighten my hair anymore to work that one out!
I appreciated the simplicity of this as I’m just starting to embrace my curls
the only thing i'll say is that braids are actually really good for damaged hair. keeping your hair bundled (just not pulling on your scalp at all) keeps the individual hairs from being exposed to the elements. It's actually how i coped through my transitioning phase and it kept my damaged hair from getting worse haha i grew my hair past my collar bones when it had been stuck there forever
Braids was really bad for mine and I almost lost all of my hair bcs of it
I am addicted to your channel. I'm 29 years old and had been straightening my hair since I was 15. This week I started doing the curly girl method (as a new mom of twins I don't have time to flat iron it every day anymore) after watching your videos, and I got lots of compliments at work. I was so self conscious at first but I'm really starting to love it. Thank you and please don't stop posting videos. My hair is very similar to yours so your advice is VERY helpful!! Hugs from Texas. :)
Just met my daughter who has started this method for her curly hair... and she looks amazing! So I’m going to start this method with my dry, unruly hair from today! 😊👍🏻💕
this is a perfect intro; curly girl can be so overwhelming and i've been working on it for a year. This still helped remind me what to focus on.
Thanks for the non-overwhelming information! I love my curls when they look good but some days I just have to do a ponytail...I can't handle the hair.
You actually have the most beautiful face it's so distracting
Alastríona yaah😍
Same I'm in love with the hair too I can't focus lollll
Her voice too!!!
Her hair is sooo beautiful i used to have hair like that but i ruined it now i’m doing the curly hair method
Golden ratio. All about beauty🧚♀️
Thanks for making this! I just started my journey and I was feeling extremely confused on what were the essentials to this method. I’m excited to start. Thank you!
I really needed this,I'm going to be starting my journey and the plethora of information was really overwhelming.Thank you!
great one Susie! I wish I had had this 3 months ago! BUT i'm sending this over to a friend I talked to JUST this morning that was asking me about my hair and how healthy it looks now and I started talking her head off (you know how we can be when someone shows interest and we get a little too excited about it all!) about the curly girl method - send this to her now! it will be hugely helpful to her!
I’m 6 months in CGM and having been following you. I hafta say, you’re one of my favorites! 💝 I, just today, tried NYMN dark blue and only used gel. One of my best hair days yet! So light and bouncy 😁. I think I’m sticking with this routine... like they say... less is more! ❤️ Thank you!
Thank you SO much for this short, to the point video for beginners like me. Honestly, my head was spinning from products, techniques, etc as I make the transition from my blown dry hair to my curls. And thank you for the time and effort you put into your channel! 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I love the way you talk. And your hair is GORGEOUS! Thanks for keeping it straight forward and simple!
Yes!!! It can be so overwhelming to go to natural curly hair and becoming an expert right out off the start isn’t realistic. I had a friend who kept suggesting I stop fighting my curls and instead embrace them, since I’ve done that these things you outlined have simplified my hairstyling AND it’s way easier to maintain than trying to force my hair to be something it’s not!
Im a beginner to the CGM and appreciate the simplicity of this video. Thank you!
Thanks for this beginner video! Two days ago I decided to stop straightening my wavy/frizzy/unruly hair and see what it looks like naturally, now I have moved to a humid climate. Simplifying what to do and forewarned of things to expect on this journey, was much appreciated.
Hey Susie, I really want to thank you as this video changed my life completely ,I have been straighting my hair from last 6 years but now I love my curls because now I know how to maintain them and control frizz. Love you ,keep posting videos as it helps tons of people like me.Thank you: )
I'm so excited to find your channel! My hair (and my daughter's) is almost the same as yours... curly ringlets underneath with almost stick straight on top. So frustrating. What I didn't realize until very recently by accident is that I could get the top to be much more curly by not brushing or combing out my hair and just leaving it alone! Then I stumbled on your videos and the curly girl method which I had never heard of. Amazing! I'm so excited to start this transition. Thank you!
Hey Victoria!! I’m so glad. My mom always brushed my hair & I just hated my hair my whole life so it’ll be nice to help your daughter to love her curls ❤️
Curly Susie yes! Mine did too and my hair as a child was a nightmare lol
I finally convinced my daughter to give this method a try and see what curl pattern shows up.
I'm the opposite- curls on top, straight on the bottom. My hair is confused!
Hello from Dartmouth, NS. Laughed out loud when you said you were from Cape Breton. So glad I found your channel!
Hi Susie, I want to thank you, as a newbie to the curly girl method for your delightful, down to earth, informative videos. My curly girl journey started 3 weeks ago, while on vacation , and I couldn’t stand my hair anymore! I booked an appointment with a random salon, and lo and behold, 1900 kilometres from home, I finally found a stylist who knew how to cut my fine, curly hair, and also give me a style! She took the time to give tips on how to care for my new gorgeous look, and I have to say it was a life changing experience. 3 weeks later, I can’t stop looking at myself in the mirror! Anyways-, my point is , all the products and techniques won’t give awesome results , until you find the cut that knocks your socks off!! I will actually be “interviewing” stylists now, to try to find one at home who can cut my hair with my curl, and being prepared to spend more money than I have in the past. Your videos have given me great info on products and techniques, which I’ve found invaluable ( and fun).
Greetings from Ontario!
Thank you for this video: the encouragement, motivation and assurance that my hair will turn out pretty. I was getting overwhelmed with my CG research with so much to remember!
I love how as soon as you started talking I was like, “hey a Nova Scotian!” Love the accent, those hard “A”s are great
I appreciate this info. I've been watching a bjillion cg videos and am sort of frozen/overwhelmed by the huge volume of approaches.
I do know I will have to cut my hair initially because I'm hot natured & wear a high tight ponytail daily. Shoulder length will probably be where I end up.
Susie, I've watched plenty of curly girl method videos but yours has so far been the best. I'm one week into the curly girl life, and this is the first time in YEARS that I've worn my hair down for several days in a row. I kid you not, I used to wear my hair in a ponytail every day cause I hated my hair. I'm talking at least 5 years. I actually love my hair since I started this method. You have changed my life, and I wanted to say thank you. 💕💕💕😭😭
Thank you for breaking it down for those of us who are confused and overwhelmed by how much information is out there. The basic gist is that we avoid sulphates, silicones, alcohol, using heat, drying with a towel, and hairstyles that don't support our curls. I can get on board with this! :D I'm excited to try out the products I've purchased to see which ones work best with my hair, but this basic outline has been so helpful.
THANK YOU! All the “what about’s“ are exactly why I keep reaching back for my flat iron! Thank you for condensing it to a few manageable tips. I think I might be addicted to silicone in my products (is silicone addiction a thing, lol?) because it seems to help smooth and de-frizz so well. I just found you. I’m gonna keep watching. Maybe I can step away from the flat iron. Thanks so much!
Yay! A beginner’s how-to video! Thanks, Susie!
Love this. After years of straightening, dying my hair, then just pulling up into buns, then keratin treatments for the last two years or so..then dying my hair again, I NEEDED to get back to basics.
I did cut my hair shorter/just above shoulder length, because my ends were also bleached and damaged (yikes! )
My hair is naturally like yours, maybe a tad coarser/curlier..
So Thank you for the encouragement and starter’s info to getting back to my curly hair roots..literally! 😊
You are amazing! Thank you for this video! I appreciate you taking the time to make something that is straightforward. I just learned about the curly girl method a few days ago, because I was getting tired of straightening my wavy/curly hair and wanted to find information on limiting the frizz. I have found several youtube videos put out from knowledgeable people who explain "in depth" the curly girl method, and how they are washing their hair etc. After a few days of starting, I was getting overwhelmed by products and ingredients etc. Then I found this video. Thank you so much! It made me feel better and super motivated to stay on the path!
I have just started to squish to condish....and love it. My hair is totally different in a great way! I need to grow my hair though..about 7 or 8 inches. I really enjoy your videos Susie! Moving from CA (where I wore my hair straight all the time) to Houston , Texas has been a big influence. Very humid here and wearing hear straight just doesn’t work.
I found a Canadian curly girl🙌🏻 I’m from Manitoba and I’m always on the look out for Canadian women tutorials cause I know I can actually get the products you use😁❤️🇨🇦
Thank you very much for this, I'm growing a buzzcut after years of bleaching and ironing my hair and I want it to grow back healthy and wavy like it used to be, but yep, most girls that follow the method talk about a lot of products and stuff I just don't understand. You made it so simple.
Thank you for making this because I've recently transitioned to curly and am a bit lost still. I've watched routine videos where they use 8-12 products and I am a low maintenance person, 4 max or I can't keep up. Thank you for simplifying it to where I can narrow down all this info.
I wasn’t expecting to hear Nova Scotia! I’m from the south shore! I’m glad I came across your video
I learned CGM from you and my hair used to look like Hagrid, but now It's amazing
This makes me feel like I’m headed in the right direction
Ha! Do you mind me asking if it took long to look good?
Hahahahahah I can relate, I just started the method a few days ago and I think I’m going thru that nasty phase
Oh yeah i was told i had hagrid hair recently 😐
im here cuz my hair still looks like Hagrid
Thank you so much for making this easy to understand! I watched a few videos before yours and it was definitely overwhelming how much knowledge there was to process. I'm way more motivated to dive in now.
Thank you!!!! I have been so stressed about this, I’ve watched 100s of videos and just got more and more confused... you’re video is a blessing
Oh my gosh Instagram just randomly introduced me to the “curly girl method” and i wanted a real tutorial so I took to UA-cam, you are the first video I clicked on and you’re from Cape Breton I can’t believe it 💙 Thanks for the great hair inspiration, from Halifax
Thanks so much for watching Danielle!!
The hardest bit for me is not using heat😩😩I’ve been straightening my hair everyday for the last 4 years
Ermmm ok me too all of high school I would straighten my hair until senior year I didn’t want to. Honestly just don’t care about what people might think and just stick to it and DONT STRAIGHTEN it. You will get sooooo many compliments
Ermmm ok Haha love your profile picture💗😂
I've been straightening my hair since I was in middle school (25 now) so I've never really remembered what it's like to have curly hair. But eventually I started washing my hair less because I was so tired of constantly straightening. And then one day I decided to be lazy just go curly. But I got a TON of compliments and my hair is still quite a frizzy mess. That's been my motivation to commit and holy crap I can actually shower and not spend an hour focused just on my hair.
Ermmm healthy curls or no? Straight is fine too but.. It sounds like you want the best of both.. there are some no heat straightening methods, but it’s probably still going to damage your curl pattern... I don’t think you can do a constant against what is natural for you, and have it be really nice, and bounce back.. idk I’m new too, but it’s what it sounds like..
Difuse your hair with cold air.
Thank you. I am 52 and just found out I actually have wavy/curly hair after fighting the frizz all my life! The info out there is overwhelming so I found this video great. I can build on this as I go along. Best wishes from NZ
Hi Susie! I am one week into the CGM and have been binge-watching UA-cam to get tips. You are my favorite, because my hair is very similar to yours and because I really appreciate how simple you keep things. It can get overwhelming - so many different products and techniques! I also have to admit, I love your accent :-) Thanks for all the help and inspiration!
I'm in a transition, I don't know what to do with my hair, it's in a bun most of the time...your Tutorial was very helpful!
Did it help
“stop flat ironing your hair right now” me sitting here with flat ironed hair 👁👄👁
🙏 Thank you for this! As someone who's disabled (bottom to top back issues) having my arms up & hands actively moving creates days of pain for me. Your approach of the least amount of products translates to less work for me!!! I can't wait to have my curls back that I've neglected for a few years❤️
I am SO GLAD I found your video!! I just started CGM and was feeling SUPER overwhelmed. This really makes the beginning process a lot easier. PHEW!! :)
My cousin started doing this method to her hair and I hadn't seen her in like 2 weeks but I didn't know she was doing this method to her hair and I was just like what are you doing to your hair what did you do did you get a perm her hair was so beautiful and then when I touched it it was so soft silky and I had told her that her hair is the most beautiful that it has been in her whole entire life and we have been around each other for 44 years and this is the first time that I've ever seen her hair look like this so I'm saying from somebody who's not using it who has seen somebody doing it this really works
I love it
I love this comment. People thought I got up early & curled all of my hair when I first started. I sort of took that as a compliment.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
I recently discovered your videos and the curly girl method. I can't believe I didn't know this by now, I'm a grown up woman! My hair is quite healthy but was very frizzy
Hey Lydia!! The curly girl Method has been around for 20 years I’m pretty sure & I just discovered it last year!
Simple is really important, Thank you for this video! I am in the first week of transitioning my long thick hair to its natural curl. I had no idea how much curl there would be... so much already, which explains the tons of frizz I struggled with for decades, and all through the straight hair fad. I've read through a fair bit of the extra information and yes, maybe it helps to know my hair is super porous, but for right now I was looking for reassurance about what I'm doing because today, the results are a bit scary, and I'm not to brush this and tame it??? The earlier video you shared a link to added to the reassurance I needed to find, to continue with this.
I moved to the CGM over a year ago when shoulder surgery prevented me from even lifting a blow dryer. I paid over $200 for a deva cut and products. The stylist didn't trim a single lock of hair, just showed me the "method." I had some confusion, most specifically the huge knots I could see in my hair. I called back three times and was told I could book a "detangling" session for another $50. I've struggled ever since, mostly with lack of shine and second day touch-ups. Your videos are beyond great; I saw a huge difference after one shampoo and you've answered all of my questions. Thank you!!!
My hair takes HOURS to dry! I hate the feeling of wet hair all day. It literally takes at least eight hours to dry. Help!
the only thing I know is : goon a fully plantbased diet, high carb low fat. Your body will then not produce not so much oil but good oil. And then on the washing day, you make a brush wet and brush the oil from the scalp into the ends. And then wash it with water. The oils are actually our natural conditioner and protects the hair. And because the LIGHT film on your hair, it is not oily, the water can't soak so much into your hair. It will dry in 30 minutes or 1 hour.
Yes! Mine too! My hair is so long and thick, it simply won't dry any quicker. I've been looking into diffusers, but I still need to find one with a cold-setting.
MsElaine1027 Just shower at night. Sleep with your wet hair, by the morning, it should be mostly dry.
@@Sokkaeatspeople and a horrible mess.
Sandied Well, all I do is put product in my hair, clip it up in a half ponytail, and then go to sleep. Personally, mine isn’t a horrible mess when I wake up. But it could be different for everyone.
So fun to discover a curly girl from the same part of Nova Scotia that my grandparents were from!
Thaaaank you so much for simplifying the CGM. This is what I was looking for, the basics. And after that I'll continue learning but first, the start. I'm the type that gets overwhelmed lol. Thank you ❤️
Thank you so much for keeping it short and sweet! You made a great call for not making an over long and complicated video, because like you said some people get overwhelmed. I know i did, and this video helped out a lot to start off with :) ❤
Idk what I’m doing here. I have straight hair as hell.
Daniela you can still use it
hahahaha lol
I do too but i have curly baby hairs so i’m taking it as some kind of sign 😂
Hahaha just what I was thinking 🤔 😂
Daniela can we trade..?
I lived my entire life thinking I had straight hair that would just occasionally get really poofy/frizzy. I even used shampoo and conditioner every single day. I had always struggled with keeping my hair maintained and finding products that didn’t make my hair too dry or too oily. I only recently discovered that my hair is actually very wavy with some curls (they’re so damaged from years of neglect!!) in my under layers after trying a new hair care regime with hair friendly products. I used to need heat and chemicals to get curls and now I just need to wet my hair; it’s crazy how someone can go their whole life without truly understanding something about themselves as obvious as their hair type. Shout out to all the folks who didn’t realize their true hair type until a lot later in life!!
I used to think I had frizzy wavy hair and now I've realised I've actually got 3b curls lol
I just discovered your UA-cam Channel a week ago - I have so far done the curly girl in-shower gel three times and my hair is already changing. I haven't got as far as changing my shampoo/condition to paraben-free yet, but combing the conditioner through in the shower, then applying gel in the shower and using a t-shirt to wrap the hair in - diffuse drying it and NO other product has been necessary. Already my hair is softer, curls are better defined, it looks like I have actually done something with it so I will gradually work my way through to the "right" shampoos/conditioners as I run out of the current product. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the basics!! I did a keratin treatment that has left my Dominican/Puerto Rican crazy hair COMPLETELY straight. I loved it at first but it's really annoying to have to retouch my new growth every 3 months (my hair grows really fast so it's very noticeable after just 3 months).
I was super overwhelmed because it seems like every UA-camr does something a little different or they focus heavily on one thing or worse, they talk too damn much. So thank you!!! I did a little summary of what you recommended too just in case. Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️
-No heat, including hot showers
-No sulfates, alchohol
-No silicones or things that aren't water soluble
-Use protective hairstyles that encourage curls. Not tight braids or ponytails.
-Stay motivated.
-Apply gel or styling cream to soaking wet hair in the shower
-Use a t-shirt or microfiber towel to your hair
I already follow the CurlyGirl method, and I think your video/videos are very good for beginners! You are easy to understand, and explain everything simple :-) love your hair btw.
Thank you Sophie!!
Love your top!
Thank you!! It’s a dress from Target (when we used to have target in Canada)
YESSSS, finally just the basics!! I have been putting this off because I am super overwhelmed!!! Thank you!
Yeeeaaa!! CB girl!! Love this video and I am one of the overwhelmed. Thank you for the quick run down!
The hardest part for me is going to be the tight ponytail because I’m a cheerleader 😣
You remind me so much of Aly Michalka! You’re so naturally pretty ❤️
Oh my goodness. I have wavy-ish hair that I used to straighten and bleach for years and years until mid-2015. I have started following the Curly Gril Method about 2 months ago (no silicones or sulphates, a cotton t-shirt instead of a towel, no heat, brushing the hair only with my fingers or a wide-tooth comb and never once it dried) and I can already see that my hair is looking much better and curling a bit more. So far I've applied my styling product (home-made flax seed gel that I swear by!) to towel dried hair, with mixed results. Today I applied it on soaking wet hair while still in the shower and then plopped my hair as usual. I was blown away. HOLY CURLS! ZERO FRIZZ that I've been struggling with my whole life (before I realized that my frizzy hair is in fact wavy)! Thank you SO SO much for this video!
I'm so excited to start the curly girl method. Thanks for this video. It was very simple and to the point, which I loved.
Thank you for the video!! I am Asian girl with curly hair, and it’s soo hard to find specific shampoos and conditioners for curls here.. But your video helped me realize that I can take care of my hair even without those products) love♥️
I'm curly Asian too 😉
Love the simplicity ❤️
Thank you.
I am so happy about this video! Thanks for keeping it short, that's totally sufficient for starting!
Thank you for this video, I have straightened my hair for ever, because of my frizzy hair, and I couldn’t bring myself to get past that awkward transition stage. And I keep going back to straightening. But seeing how beautiful your hair looks, I have inspiration. Now I’m going to binge watch the rest of your videos hah, thankyou!
This would have been helpful before I started just to slowly start. Since I’m only a month it I still think it has helpful information, especially about curly hair styles. Thank you!
I did pretty much this same video approx. 5 months ago when I started on UA-cam but it was too long & my hair wasn’t nearly as curly.
Me! I am that girl that is overwhelmed. These simplified videos are perfect. Trying to unlearn 28 years of bad shower habits is hard.
i'm stumbling on this video very late but thank you so so much for making it so simple. a lot of the videos or articles i've seen so far have been intimidating and made me feel hopeless or like i'd have to spend way too much money for this to work. but after seeing this, i'm feeling much more confident that i can get my hair back to being beautiful and curly again. thank you!!!
Thank you for simplifying things. I was super overwhelmed. I just chopped a bunch of the damage off and I’m trying to get back to my old beautiful curls. This makes me think I can’t get there, thank you!!
I love her intro dance!
💕💕💕 the song is from a group on UA-cam called scary pockets. They are a funk cover band. Thank you so much you are sweet
You look like giselle bunchen
Maybe in my dreams lol
I absolutely see this!!!!
KittyKetsRustyGrass OMG I SEE IT TOO!!
💃🏻💃🏻
I see this!
I see it for sure!!
This is such a great video. As you said, there's so much information to navigate through and understand, and this video really helped, along with your other video Natural Curly Hair Routine. It has made it much easier for me to start on this. So thank you very much.
Hey, wow you’re spot on! I am new to this transition and to your page. So happy I have found you ❤️❤️❤️🤩
I never thought there was anything to my loose waves. Seemsed to me like I just occasionally had a good hair day with a bunch of curls.. So now I'm curious and I just started the CG method. Really excited to see where it'll take me. Thank you for this simple and to the point video! I feel really overwhelmed - this has helped.
I started embracing my 2c/3a hair and started using the cg method recently and my hair is wayyyyy nicer 😊😂♥️
Thank you for posting such a straightforward video! I am a curly gril newbie and I am feeling overwhelmed! Your hairs is goals!!
I'm from NS too! Happy to see someone from the province making great videos😊
i just watched 3 of your vlogs right now, and i love your hair the most in here. thank you for always sharing and take care 8-)
I like your videos because they are easy to follow and non judgmental. CG method seems to be a lot of trial and error, but I'm getting there! Thanks for the videos!
Thanks for watching Jennifer!
Jennifer Seablom I recommend coconut co-wash or any co-wash😁 it’s conditioner that cleans your hair just as well as shampoo I’ve been using it for 2 years now✌️
Oh wrong person
Addison Blaine no problem! I do use As I Am cowash, as well as MopTop shampoo and conditioner when I need to wash. Just figuring out how often my hair likes what while battling an extremely high dew point
Cg is all about trial and error lol :)
So very true. Other videos are too detgailed that I always got overwhelmed and never started to treat my curly hair... Thanks for keeping it short and basic. Change starts from easy basic steps
I can’t wait to finally embrace my curls and start this tonight!!!! Thanks for the starter tips - I’m subscribed!