Get the Look! Styling and Tools

Hellooooooo. Here is a little post on how I get my curly hair. So I'll begin with the shampoo & conditioner. I recently changed to Dr.Organic Morrocan Argon oil because I felt my hair got used to my old shampoo  & conditioner and it really wasn't doing anything for it. I wanted to go for something organic and not overly pricey. I have really thick curly frizzy hair (fabulous I know... sense my sarcasm guys) so I need products that will really moisturise my hair and soak in all the good stuff. I have to say it does leave my hair feeling soft smooth and overall in a good condition. As its natural the only down side for me is the fragrance. You guys might love it, but for me I find it that little bit too strong. But if I'm honest it's not enough to put me off! So overall great products for my hair as it needs a little extra nourishing especially during the winter!

Moooving onto drying and styling my hair. I blow dry my hair straight with my ordinary Babyliss Pro Speed hair dryer, using the Tresemme heat defence spray whilst my hair is still damp, of course make sure you comb your hair first to prevent excess hair falling out when drying. Then I section my hair into 2 halves and spray the Moroccan Oil Frizz Spray (really helps to tame any fly away hairs and adds that extra moisture to keep my hair smooth and silky). After my hair is all protected I begin to blow dry using my GHD blow drying brush (its the biggest one they have as my hair is thick and used to be much longer too). And continue onto the bottom layer after the top layer is completed.

After my hair is dried straight I use my GHD's to get rid of the frizz and tame the whole of my hair. For those of you with naturally straight hair you can obviously skip this part as you are lucky you don't have an extra step to do (not jealous at all). Now that my hair is all straight and smooth, I again section my hair into 2 halves, sticking the top half in a crab hair band whatever you have. The I begin to curl my hair using the Glamour wand, by simply wrapping my hair around the wand holding it in place for a few seconds. Continue to do this for the whole hair and lastly add a little hair spray to hold the curls in place. And there you have it! A simple way to get some nice wavy curls. You can also create this look with GHD's whatever you find easier and that works for your hair. This is a nice way to get those soft curls which I love, especially now my hair is shorter to give it that little bit of volume. 

So that's a quick little Get The Look for you all. Let me know about your favourite hair styles by leaving comments below, and any posts or videos you'd like to see! 

Love M x