Brazilian hair is one of the most popular types of curly hair in the world. However, how to take care of it can be confusing for some people. Brazilian hair needs more than just shampoo and conditioner in order to maintain its health and texture, so this blog post will discuss how to take care of Brazilian hair curls.
We’ll talk about how to wash Brazilian hair, how often you should deep condition it, how often you need to use a heat protectant before using a blow dryer or curling iron, Brazilian hair care tips, and what products are best for your type of curly hair – all that kind of stuff!
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Brazilian hair care tips
– Wash your hair with shampoo and conditioner at least once a week or every two weeks.
– Use hot water to wash your Brazilian hair, as it is more effective than cold water – just make sure you don’t put the water directly on your scalp!
– You can use either sulfate-free shampoos or those formulated for fine hair when washing your Brazilian curls.
– If you always shampoo and condition your curly hair, make sure to use a clarifying shampoo once in a while (about twice per month)
– When using the blow dryer or curling iron on your curly locks, apply a heat protectant
– Try to limit how often you use these styling tools on your curly hair – it’s better for them, trust us! If you must abuse your curls with heat, try using a lower temperature. Just make sure not to burn yourself in the process…ouch!
– Apply moisturizing cream after showering to replenish the moisture your Brazilian locks lose.
– If you choose to wear your hair curly, make sure to condition it before going outside or into a humid environment – this will prevent frizziness and promote shine!
– When sleeping on wet curls, use a silk pillowcase instead of cotton sheets as they can cause friction against delicate to lock in the hydration.
– It’s important that you have a good moisturizer, oil, and serum at all times – they are your best friends!
– You can use either sulfate-free shampoos or those formulated for fine hair when washing your Brazilian curls.
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