#curlified

[greysky2024]

The best hair products for curly hair and wavy hair focus on hydration, frizz control, and curl definition. If you’re looking for the best conditioner for frizzy hair or products that enhance your curl or wave pattern, here are some top recommendations:

Best Hair Products for Curly Hair

Curly hair needs intense moisture to maintain its shape and reduce frizz.

Fix My Curls Hydrating Deep Conditioner: A go-to product for curly hair, providing hydration and taming frizz effectively.

Shea Moisture Restorative Conditioner: Perfect for defining curls while adding shine and moisture.

Cantu Shea Butter Leave-In Conditioning Repair Cream: A leave-in that locks in moisture and strengthens curls.

Best Hair Products for Wavy Hair

Wavy hair benefits from lightweight products that provide definition without weighing it down.

Re'equil Babassu Anti-Frizz & Smoothening Hair Conditioner: Lightweight conditioner that keeps waves bouncy and frizz-free.

Best Life Keratin Onion Conditioner: Nourishing yet light, making it ideal for wavy hair.

Righteous Roots 2 in 1 Leave- In Conditioner: Enhances natural waves while keeping frizz at bay.

Best Conditioner for Frizzy Hair

Frizz control is crucial for both curly and wavy hair.

Ashba Botanics Right Ringlets Nourishing Conditioner: Specifically formulated for Indian curly and wavy hair, it combats frizz while hydrating.

Moxie Beauty Ultra Hydrating Conditioner: Detangles and smooths frizzy hair while enhancing definition.

Other Recommendations

Co-Wash for Gentle Cleansing: Try As I Am Coconut Co-Wash, an excellent product for both curly and wavy hair, as it cleanses while keeping hair hydrated.

Frizz Control Stylers: Moxie Beauty On The Fly Hair Finishing Stick are great for styling and controlling flyaways.

Pro Tips for Curly and Wavy Hair

Avoid Silicones and Sulfates: They can cause buildup and strip moisture from curly and wavy hair.

Use Leave-In Conditioners: They keep hair hydrated throughout the day and enhance definition.

Focus on Curl-Friendly Ingredients: Aloe vera, shea butter, and coconut oil are excellent for nourishing both curly and wavy hair.

These best hair products for curly hair and wavy hair will keep your locks healthy, frizz-free, and beautifully defined. Try them and see the difference in your hair care routine! 😊

You can easily find all these products on Curlified for best deals.

[sugarontherush]

Hiya! huge fan of your work, I love your artstyle! As a request, could you draw any scene from this https://archiveofourown.org/works/60742489/chapters/155288410#main fanfic? I requested it, and I’d love to see it drawn at some point! if you can, Tysm!!!

froggo :]

saltpep RAHHH

also hope ya don't mind i used my own gijinkas for this. i just curlified peppers hair to match the fic

[junebug-draws]

Every time you draw alastor his hair gets progressively curlier and as a Curly dude I must say I appreciate it immensely

IT JUST HAPPENS I SWEAR but i have embraced the fact that every character i ever draw just gets curlified by the end of it dbdjhgf but anyway im glad you appreciate it!!!!!

[naychuchu]

fighting the urge to not curlify mitch’s hair

i’m a slut for white boys with curly hair 😞

[catgirltoes]

:'( looks like it doesn't curlify my apostrophe, at least on (unupdated) mobile

[akukoaday]

Day 19 - HI FU MI

Kuko was promptly removed from the club and/or mobbed by angry women.

Sorry this doodle was just so bad anatomy wise I gave up. I'm way too tired from work today and Hifumi is such a pain in the ass to draw. I drew him Curlified as punishment for being hard to draw. But anyways HifuKu is cute, I blame the BAT vs MTR stageplay for this one.

[sprib]

Rare sprib art bc i got bored in class. Anyways enjoy curlified mualani

[aelusnovaamora]

I cast HAIR CURLIFY

Also, just give it a bit of time, you'll grow to like it, or itll grow till you like it

Warning: I’m going to come back looking super sexy ( I’m getting a haircut )

[selcouth-vast-poet]

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[greysky2024]

What are the best curly hair care products for maintaining healthy and defined curls?

We all know how hard it is to find the right products for taming our wild manes but recently I have come across which doesn't make it so hard to do so and the savior is cream, gel and mousse.

Curl creams, gels, and mousses are all styling products designed to enhance curls, but they serve different purposes and provide varying results. Here’s a breakdown of their differences:

1. Curl Cream

Purpose: Adds moisture, defines curls, and reduces frizz.

Texture: Creamy and rich, often thicker than gel or mousse.

Best For:

Soft, touchable curls.

Hydrating dry or coarse hair.

Enhancing natural curl patterns without a crunchy feel.

How to Use: Apply to damp hair after washing, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends. Works well for curly and coily hair needing moisture.

Ideal For: People with dry or frizzy curls who want softness and definition without a hard hold. You can try: Curl Up Curl Defining Cream or Manetain Curl Cream or Cantu Beauty Mosturizing Curl Activator Cream

2. Gel

Purpose: Provides hold, enhances curl definition, and reduces frizz for a polished look.

Texture: Thick, sticky, or jelly-like.

Best For:

Stronger hold and long-lasting curl definition.

Taming frizz and flyaways.

Creating a "wet look" or firm curl clumps.

How to Use: Scrunch into damp hair after applying a leave-in conditioner or curl cream. Can leave a "cast" that’s scrunched out once hair is dry for softer curls.

Ideal For: People with loose curls to coils who want defined curls that last throughout the day. You can try: Fix My Curls Defining Hair Gel,   Manetain Hard Hold Gel or Sugarboo Curls Citrus & Hibiscus Moisture Hold Gel

3. Mousse

Purpose: Adds volume and lift while enhancing curl shape with a lightweight hold.

Texture: Light and airy foam.

Best For:

Boosting volume at the roots.

Fine or wavy hair that needs definition without weighing it down.

Enhancing natural waves or curls without stiffness.

How to Use: Work a small amount into damp hair, focusing on the roots for volume and the lengths for curl enhancement.

Ideal For: fine or wavy hair

You can try:

Curl Up Weightless Curl Enhancing Mousse

Fix My Curls Weightless Whip Volumizing Mousse For best results, you can layer these products: apply curl cream for moisture, then mousse for volume, and finish with gel for hold. You can easily find all these products on  Curlified

[sweetfirebird]

Have you tried Draft2Digital for formatting? That's free. I don't know how it works with Smashwords (I've never published there) but I never have problems with their formatting options when I use those files anywhere else I publish.

Draft to Digital is getting folded into Smashwords, and it will be interesting to see how that goes. I generally only use D2D for some library distribution so idk. Atticus offers ebook and paperback formatting, and it's the paperback formatting I was after. I can, and generally have to, do plain, serviceable formatting for the ebooks myself. Mostly because of Smashwords, which protests anything too fancy. Siiigh. (Smashwords still refuses to work the Beings boxset)

I wanted neater, cleaner, prettier paperbacks so I thought I would try Atticus.

What annoys me most about this is... well lots of things but largely that this platform (Atticus) wants to position itself as a rival to Vellum (which I loathe for being Mac exclusive and classist as fuck). And it's fine, probably, for basic things. BUT it has some flaws that, when you ask for help or point out the flaws, you get very friendly customer service people who seem to imply you are an idiot for not knowing the current workarounds to the problems or that it isn't a problem.

In this context, everything was fine. I had reviewed the documents many times. But Atticus has a (stupid, stupid) thing where if you import the document versus writing the document there, the quotation marks won't all convert to one style automatically.

Why, I have no idea.

The quotation marks as you are typing in Atticus all look like straight quotes even if they are curly in the formatting, but if you use their (tiny, tiny) 'format as you edit' screen, you can see where some don't convert. Usually following and em dash, and fixable.

But some are not fixable, and if the workarounds don't work, as they didn't in my case, they have a Smart Quotes option to change all the straight quotes to curlies.

Since I had tried everything else, I did that. Then I went to the (tiny, tiny) 'format as you edit' screen and looked and all the problem straight quotes had been curlified.

Done! I said to myself, and then fixed all the other Beings paperbacks and sent them on their way.

Only for--on release week no less--someone to email me to tell me that *random fucking end quotation marks* had been reversed all through the document.

It seems to have something to do with italics. But anyway. Not something you'd anticipate a program doing, so why would you check for it?

It reversed quotes that weren't an issue??? And when I emailed them, I got more chipper advice to send them screenshots so they can see the problem 'for the future.'

!!!

So because it's release week, I spent hours in their fucking format as you edit tiny-ass fucking screen changing all the wrong quotes I could spot *by hand* with my own workaround because theirs didn't work, and I probably missed a few but I spent the rest of the day resting my eyes from the strain of that.

So now I have to go through ALL OF THE OTHER BEINGS PAPERBACKS and look for this problem and do that all again.

In short, no, I don't recommend Atticus. But if you are going to use it, since, in theory it does make formatting a paperback neater, then do not ever use their smart quotes and do not ever write directly into it unless you only write into it and import nothing.

I will likely stick with them for the Beings so that everything matches in the future. But uh... not for anything else. Not unless they figure their shit out.

Anyway, I kind of want to cry about it but that would just give me another headache. I feel very much like all tools for writers or small businesses now either suck or want to charge you for everything relentlessly, and it's just disheartening.

Anyway. Sorry. Had to vent.

[gay-otlc]

Braids have curlified my hair

Oooh fancy

[debonairafrik]

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[vivisextion]

Picked this up today!! The first proper mask replica in my possession!

Can’t take proper pictures yet because Joey wig is still curlified but here.

[greyreign]

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