How to maintain curls after curling your hair?

Girls usually have straight hair when they are in school, but when they enter society and start working, they tend to prefer curly hair. Because curly hair not only looks very domineering, but also can better show the special charm of women, making the whole person look particularly mature. That is why many girls like to curl their hair themselves. So the question is, how to keep the curls after curling?

1. Repair and nourishing shampoo products

If you want to maintain the curl of your permed hair, you can use a shampoo designed specifically for curly hair, or use some repairing and nourishing hair care products to help the hair absorb nutrients.

2. Don’t use a hair dryer to blow dry your hair

Many girls like to use a hair dryer after washing their hair. Here I would like to remind these girls to maintain their permed curls. Do not use a hair dryer to blow dry your hair after washing your hair. Just let it air dry naturally or wipe it with a highly absorbent towel. Because the heat of a hair dryer is relatively high, it will excessively blow away the moisture in your hair, making your hair frizzy.

3. Use elastin when your hair is 70% dry

In order to maintain the curls of permed hair during the hair care process, when the hair is 70% dry, you should use elasticizer and use your hands to create the curls. It is best not to comb the hair after it is dry.

4. Use your fingers to lightly grasp your hair to style your hair

Try not to comb your hair every morning when you wake up. Instead, wet your hair first and then use moisturizing hair care and styling products. Then use your hands to gently grasp your hair to shape the hairstyle you want. This way the curls of the perm can be maintained longer.

The durability of heat perm is very good. As for the curl and fluffiness after drying, the key lies in the care before it is half-dry: squeeze the spring element into the palm of your hand, rub your palms lightly together, put your fingers into the hair but not touch the scalp, hold the hair and pull it outwards, apply more spring element to the part you want to make more fluffier, this way the spring element will be applied more evenly; it's even simpler to spray dry glue on the hair when it is almost half-dry, and throw the hair upwards with your fingers while spraying, so that the part close to the root can be more exposed to the dry glue. Both are fine, and the natural curls will be well maintained after the hair is completely dry! Note: When using spring element, you only need to use a towel to absorb the water from the wet hair and you can use it immediately [do not rub your hair hard with a towel, wrap part of the hair with a towel and then pinch it with your hands to absorb it dry]; the hair should be much drier when using dry glue than when using spring element, because if it is too wet, the hair will stick together.