How to Take Care of Curly Hair: Washing, Brushing, and Styling

This simple twisted bang look gives your naturally curly locks a little sassy boost! You simply wrap the section around your finger and pin them underneath. In a pinch, a pouf hairstyle butterfly locs natural hair for curly hair could be a super elementary updo to recreate for formal or casual events. As per renowned hair stylists, taking inspiration from the ’90s for hairdos is the ultimate win.

Divide your hair into four sections in a line along the center of your head. Full long hair with thick curls will look stunning on triangle face shape. Try layered bobs, fringed bangs, choppy layers, and long hair with layers.

We can’t help but wonder—how are Sarah Jessica Parker’s curls always so stunning? Here, she’s moved away from her iconic tight curls and gone for an effortless, undone loose style. This creates all over volume and more controlled texture. We’re always majorly envious of Blake Lively’s locks!

Just tie your hair up into a super high ponytail with a scrunchie, twist the pony and wrap it around the scrunchie. Whoever said the slicked back look was for straight hair only obviously didn’t know the power of curly hair. In fact, curly hair with a natural texture simply slays the slicked back hairstyle.

Start at the crown of the head, slipping a piece of hair through the loop and tightening the scarf to keep it in place. Start by brushing your hair to ensure a smoother texture. Like with look #2, you can tease the crown to create a lift. If you’re starting with freshly washed hair, grab a curl-enhancing wave spray, scrunch through damp hair, and then let air dry. Wind the ponytail around the base of the hair tie to form the bun. Curly hair is a blessing, but it’s not always easy to manage.