🌀Curl training can enhance natural curls, but it works best for tighter curl patterns.
🖌️Finger coiling is a technique that can help define curls by twisting them in their natural direction.
🧼Using a medium hold gel with slip is beneficial for finger coiling and brush styling.
🚿Adding water to the hair before applying product helps distribute it evenly and encourages curl formation.
🔁Brush styling with a denman brush can create smaller curl clumps, while fewer rows lead to larger curl clumps.
Can curl training make my hair curlier?
—Curl training can enhance natural curls, but it works best for tighter curl patterns. It can't create curls where there aren't any.
Which technique is better: finger coiling or brush styling?
—It depends on personal preference and curl type. Finger coiling is great for defined curls, while brush styling can create different curl clumps.
What kind of gel should I use for curl training?
—A medium hold gel with slip is ideal for finger coiling and brush styling. It helps define curls without weighing them down.
Why is water important in the curl training process?
—Water helps distribute product evenly and encourages curl formation. Adding water to the hair before applying styling products is beneficial.
How does a denman brush affect curl clumps?
—Using a denman brush with more rows creates smaller curl clumps, while fewer rows create larger curl clumps. It's all about personal preference.
00:00In this video, we discuss the truth about curl training and how to achieve more defined curls.
02:14The video starts with the demonstration of hair before curl training.
05:39The video addresses the question of whether curl training can make your hair curlier.
08:23The video explains the difference between finger coiling and brush styling.
11:08The video discusses the importance of using a medium hold gel with slip for curl training.
14:00The video highlights the benefits of adding water to the hair before applying styling products.
13:57The video explores the effect of using a denman brush with different numbers of rows on curl clumps.
