Style: Blow dry hair using your natural part as your guide. Haircut: About 2-3 inches on top, 1 inch on the sides. Product: Start with the Sculpting Clay prior to blow drying, which will give the hair extra body, then add Natural Beeswax Paste to hold the look if desired. Blow dry it using your fingers while twisting the hair to add texture and to set in multiple directions. Style: Add a bit of light / medium hold product into your towel dry hair. Haircut: Length on top about 3-4 inches texture cut on top. Remember, less is more with styling products. Start by using about a dime sized amount, add more if needed. Product: Use a matte finish, high hold product.
Style: Towel dry, then use finger comb it while blow drying it to shape. Haircut: Length on top about 3 inches, sides even with #2 guard With thick hair, you can go in a couple different directions with shorter styles: With shorter hairstyles, using a blow dryer can be key because you can basically get your hair close to the style you want without any product – the styling product will then be used to finish off the look and lock it in place. With shorter hair you’ll also find that high hold products will help create the style you’re trying to achieve and actually keep it in place throughout the day.
By cutting your hair shorter, you’re basically solving the issue of excess waviness and your hair will be more controllable. The simplest method, for tackling your thick, wavy hair is to keep your hair short. There are several options when it comes to thick and wavy styles, but the overall idea is to embrace the waviness and use that to your advantage by creating looks that are visually interesting, yet playful. I’d like to share my tips and solutions to addressing my wavy hair frustrations and to help makes yours more manageable – and, no, the solution isn’t to buzz it all off. If you have thick and wavy hair like me, then chances are you’ve gone through struggles of dealing with poufy hair, hair that won’t hold in place, and hair that seems to have a mind of its own and just goes where ever it wants.
Essentially, you’ve got to find a style that works with the hair you’ve been blessed with (or cursed with depending on your perspective). Everyone wants that perfect hairstyle, but not everyone has the right hair type to make it work.
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