No hot tools mean: Cutting down on hair dryer, curler, and hair straightener use.
A few essential tools for NO HEAT hair care:
1. Rollers
2. Hair dryer with COOL SETTING! Thats the only setting you should use. (Unless you are in a hurry, then use heat).
3. Diffuser with spikes
You will also need the essential, leave in conditioner, or whichever product works for you best.
These tools will help me achieve straight, and wavy hair, with no heat.
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Ive been using these alot lately. I find theyre all i need to condition my hair, with out it getting heavy and sticky from products.
Nake repl.ends conditioning foam moisturising mousse. It also has excellent hold. Make sure you shake the bottle. You only need a very small squirt because the foam will expand in your hand.
After putting this through towel dried hair, time to style!
For straight hair, we go straight to the hair dryer. You need to attatch the diffuser to you hair dryer and comb though your hair with the diffuser spikes while drying it. Make sure youre only using cool setting.
For wavy hair, wrap your hair around the foam curlers and twist to secure in place. I like to then spritz them with another moisture spray. This conditions, leaves a nice shine, and also dampens the hair for tighter curls. But this is completely optional. Leave in for however long you want. Theres no need to sleep overnight in it. Take out carefully. And use diffuser to catch the bottom of your locks, and twist the diffuser head to twist the hair with it. Remember, cool setting!
I then use Nak moroccan aroma oil (not more than 1 drop!) and spread it in my palms. Then lightly comb through locks with fingers for more moisture, and most importantly, shine, texture and smell!
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Im sorry this is very hard to explain. Maybe i will repost later with more photos of the process. Or maybe even a video, if anyone is interested in more detail! Let me know!
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