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How to Get Naturally Curly Hair for Women When it comes to our hair, we usually want whatever it is we don’t have - right ladies? If we have straight hair, we want curly hair. If we have curly hair, we’d die for straight hair. And that’s why we so often turn to heated tools like hair straighteners or curling irons. But let’s get real about heat: Heat can damage your hair. While it does take extreme temperatures or extreme measures to cause the damage, once it’s done it’s done. High heat can break the bonds within your hair strands that help to keep your hair healthy and strong. And once this damage is done, it cannot be repaired. So while it’s okay to use some heat on your hair, many women nowadays are trying to go the more natural route. So without curling irons and heated products, how can you get those amazing natural curls? Here are 5 methods for you to try. 1) Try Scrunching Why? Because it’s the most natural method out there and it’s super simple to do! Try scrunching throughout every step of your hair routine. Scrunch your hair when you condition it. Scrunch your hair when you towel dry it. Scrunch your hair when you are blow drying it. And scrunch your hair when you are styling it. The more scrunch you give, the more natural and wavy the curls will be. P.S. To scrunch your hair, simply use your fingers to squeeze your hair upwards towards your roots. 2) Try the curl and pin technique Did you know that using heat on your hair can actually dull your curls making them limp and shapeless? That’s why the curl and pin technique is so great - it works the same way as a curling iron, but you don’t need any heat to capture the results. Sure, it takes a little longer and requires more effort, but the end results are worth it. How does the curl and pin technique work? Use your fingers to curl strands of hair into little ringlets. Then, pin them on the top of your head. Once they are dry, uncurl the pins and admire your natural waves! 3) Consider getting a perm No, it won’t make you look like a poodle like the perms in the 80’s did. Rather, perms nowadays are much gentler on our hair and provide a much more natural curl. Of course, this is a longer lasting method of curling your hair, so be sure you want to stick with curly hair for a while before you opt in. And remember, while perms are more gentle than they used to be, they still require a chemical treatment. In return, it’s important to discuss any potential risks with your stylist before choosing this option. 4) Try a Curl enhancing product If you already have a slight curl and just want to enhance it, you can try boosting your curl with a curl-enhancing product. These products work by reducing frizz and adding definition to your curls. There’s many different types and brands of curl enhancers on the market, so be sure to select one based on the needs of your hair type. Choosing the wrong product can actually weigh down your hair as opposed to boost it. 5) Braid or knot your hair If you have naturally straight hair but want to put some curls into it, there are some other methods that you can use too. Braiding, knotting, and twisting your hair into place, and then allowing to dry while pinned can all produce different curly results. Mix up your methods and the size of your braids, knots, and twists to find the one that you like best. So there you have it - 5 ways to embrace your natural curls - or to get them! Try some of the methods listed above today and give your hair a break from your curling iron.

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