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Your curls feel soft, limp and suddenly refuse to hold a style. Is too much moisture really the problem, or is something else going on?
When the curls underneath look perfect but the top turns fuzzy first, a few surprisingly simple changes can help your crown stay smoother without sacrificing volume.
Big, bouncy curls start at the roots, and a few smart styling switches can give you more volume without sacrificing all that definition.
High-porosity curls tend to need extra help where the hair is most weathered, and the right balance of cleansing, conditioning and protection can make them noticeably easier to manage.
If rich products tend to sit on your curls instead of making them softer, a cleaner, lighter routine could give you more bounce, definition and movement.
A lot of curls should not automatically mean an all-day wash routine. Smarter sectioning, better product distribution and a few strategic shortcuts can make high-density hair much easier to manage.
Fine curls can have plenty of bounce and definition when you give them enough conditioning to stay soft, enough hold to keep their shape and just enough product to stay light.