How to make my hair look pretty?

Every person has to brush their hair. When you have curly hair you should only brush it when wet and then let it curl naturally or else the curls end up turning into a pouff ball.

ToXiC KiSsEs wrote: 1. Should a curly hair'd person use a brush? I heard that they shouldnt but I dont understand why...wouldnt you get like dreads?

Lots of curly girls use a wide-tooth comb or finger-brush only.

. How many times should I deep condition a week?

As often as you need to, but once is probably enough if you're using the right product. I suggest natural oils, like coconut, cocoa butter, and jojoba.

. What is the best hair cut for some one with tight spiral riglet hair? I think that if I get layers that I would have "shelves" and that would just look funny. I know that I should get like gradual layers that slightly go down so I can avoid them but im not sure how to explain that to my hair stylist.

I think layers make curly hair look damaged and poofier, while chin-length or longer with minimal shaping will display your curls in their glory.

. What are the best products for curly hair'd girls to use?

Try this website: http://naturallycurly2.com/home/index.php

no-you do not want to brush your hair while its wet... or you will cause breakage. I have very curly hair as well......Right before you take a shower, while your hair is dry, brush all the curls out with a natural bristle brush..It will glide right through and break up the curls without pulling.Then when you get out, use a wide tooth comb with a detangler. Shampoo every other day at the most, but use a very good quality condtioner everyday...As for deep conditioning--if you have healthy hair, you can do it once a week..If it's damaged- go for twice a week. Layers will not make hair look frizzier if its cut right. The last thing you want is it all one length--which can make it look like a triangle. Just make sure that you do not get it thinned out(ie:razor cutting, slicing,notching, etc.)--make sure you vocalize that with your stylist!!Find a stylists that specializes in curly hair, and tell her exactly what you said here(gradual layers)..>Show her exactly how short you want the very top layer to be(when dry, as your hair is much longer when wet).An experienced stylist should be able to do it, no prob. For your frizz-- you have to find a good regimen...Try a curling gel- I like Graham Webb's Making Waves..It doesnt make your hair stiff at all, and it really helps diminish the frizz/poof. For a little shine, without weighing your hair down or making it greasy, use Matrix Color.Smart Reflective shine spray. Also-check out www.ouidad.com.... She is a curl expert and you can get a lot of good info from the site.

although your hair stretches when its wet which can hurt it. Its always BEST to comb when you have conditioner on in the shower. The conditioner helps make it smooth. Dont comb after you come out even if its damp You will reck the curls, i've tried.