Hello everyone!
As I told you in a previous post, I tend to get board easily
with my hair style and I love changing it up. (This probably has something to do with the
fact that I’m a Gemini!)
I have naturally wavy/curly hair, type 2c/3a to be exact! I want to start wearing my hair curly again,
it’s been a while and I miss it. I do
use a heat protectant every time I blow
dry and straighten my hair; still I want to give my hair a break from heat
styling. When I wear my hair curly, I
diffuse with cold air, but before that I shape my curls using the plopping/plunking method.
What is plopping/plunking?
Plopping
(sometimes referred to as plunking) is a method used to help create curl
structure prior to diffusing or air drying.
Plopping gives hair more volume and also reduces frizz! This method is very popular among
NaturallyCurly.com members.
How to plop?
Step
1:
After
washing and conditioning your hair, rinse with cold water and gently squeeze
out excess water. Apply your hair
styling product/s.
Step 2:
Put
a microfibre towel (or cotton
t-shirt) down on a chair or any other flat surface. You can also use a microfibre hair turban. Position the wet hair onto the towel so the
curls are all concentrated on top of the head.
This structures your curls like an accordion, similar to scrunching.
Step
3:
Twist
the two ends of the towel to fit the size of your head. Attach the two ends behind your head with a
rubber band or tie them together.
Step 4:
Leave the towel on for at least 15-20 minutes. For best results leave it on until your hair
is about 60% dry.
When
you take the towel off, you can scrunch in a bit more gel, if you want
to. Let you hair air dry or blow-dry with a
diffuser. Try not to touch your
hair until it’s completely dry; this will reduce frizz.
What is your natural
hair type? If you’re not sure you can
find out here.
XOXO
Euphrasie85
Pictures from here.
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Hey love this post, what products would you recommend to use with this? Ta :) xo
ReplyDelete@Leeny Any alcohol-free and silicone-free hair gel or styling mousse!
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