Yay!! I feel the same way! Can never go back to plopping or micro-plopping and scrunching those fingers in around delicate curls!! So glad it’s helped!

@@fitkatstyle4388 I think some is in other videos but I’d love to ask what hair products you specifically use that you’ve found our hair type holds well in or nourishes etc. Ive recently been trying to have everything extremely natural, I just bought some stuff from Just Nutritive I’m going to try but Ive had such a hard time with any products.

I love combining products (2 creams, 2 mousses, 2 gels or more etc) and I also have some discontinued favorites that I use! That said currently available products that I like are AG Recoil, Curlsmith Foam followed by a firmer mousse like G2b Volumaniac if they still make that? For gel I like Curlsmith In Shower Styler mixed with Jessicurl Spiralicious. I always combine the latter with stronger gels otherwise it gets too heavy and my hair gets flat without enough hold but it's great for keeping moisture in during the winter and keeping frizz out in the summer. I do like the controversial Deva Curl Volumizing Foam but my bottles are not the latest iterations, miine are 1st and 2nd generation. I think they are on 3rd or 4th now so I cannot attest to how those work. Hope that helps.@@matlinwhitten7800

Awesome! Glad it inspired. hope it helps!

Report back how it goes. A little gel to help hold the wave will help you see more wave and show it’s potential. If it is crunchy don’t worry. That’s holding he curl i. Place as it dries. Just scrunch it gently to release the cast or crunchiness. Thanks for stopping by and sharing!

Welcome! Glad my hair type is finding it’s people and providing help. 😉

The silicone collapsible one fits most. The Xtava has a removable thick rubber band like component that allows it to fit bigger dryers than with it. The Deva dupe hand one has a little flexibility or give in the opening as well. I don't know of any exact way to be sure. The Dyson dryer and ones that look like that won't fit any of the "normal" sized openings of these or similar diffusers. It's a bit of a gamble. In general Revlon has pretty standard sized nozzles. But maybe just have an easy return policy wherever you buy from.

Completely understand! If I could get the results I like that last me 4 days with out refreshing and last through flying on airplanes and changing climates by using less products, I would. But the time I save on days 2-4 without needing to refresh make it worth it for me. My ways are definitely not for everyone. What have you found that works well for you?

That’s a tricky question. I’ve had 5 Deva Cuts and most were bad and even the ok ones weren’t worth the price tag considering how short and low density my hair is. None were trained through Deva how to deal with our type hair. I usually had to do some major clean up as it grew out poorly and other times I just flat out saw gaps. They are trained for more dense hair. Out of frustration and my love for all things hair i now cut my own hair. And have for 4 years. I’d say get a traditional cut maybe even dry or try another type of curly trained professional and avoid Deva. Be prepared for high prices though. I do k ow some have had great luck but I think it’s so dependent on the stylists instincts at some point. I now cut my curly families hair as well. Lol

There's another video she put out "Medusa Clipping Up 'Do (GRWM)" that shows next day hair.

Oh I’m so glad. I hope there is some info that truly helps!

So much awesome information! Your videos are very informative and easy to follow. Thank you so much :)

Glad you’re trying no bonnet. We want that breakage to grow back! 🙏🏼

@@fitkatstyle4388 yes! I am hoping things will get better with time and patience. Thank you so much ♥️

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoy them! I apply the same products to my bangs as the rest of my hair but I wear my face framing fringe longer than many with a more tradition "bangs" look. If mine were much shorter I might play around with some different techniques or application methods. But I haven't had to do that, so I really don't have any pointers from experience. What seems to be the kind of issues are you having?

@@fitkatstyle4388 I’ll have to try with all the products. I have pretty traditionally cut bangs when stretched out they hit about mid nose. My curls are quite similar to yours. They either end up looking pretty decent or sometimes they’ll just fall flat across the forehead. I diffuse them but am not getting it quite right for volume lol. Thanks for the reply though. I’ll keep trial and error!!

@@renee4883 hmm those would be really short bangs for me. I don’t think diffusing would work b/c it could mush them into a weird place. I think air drying and using small duckbill clips at the roots for lift might be a good option to try. Are you wanting them longer and curlier or a bit straighter and more traditional?

@@fitkatstyle4388 ohhh I think I might be doing exactly what you described lol. I will typically diffuse them with the rest of my hair and try and manipulate them a little bit when dry. I typically like them with a bit of volume at the root and as more of a side bang blending into my hair. I think I prefer the volume to the tight curl. Sometimes I find they look silly on me when I get tight curls. I will try clipping. I’m not very good at clipping they usually fall over on me! I’ll for sure try that! Thanks so much! You’re so helpful! ❤️

Thanks! Good to be back. Check out my How to Style video I diffuse in there. I’ll eventually update it but there are untouched topics I need to hit first. Let me know if that helps. I don’t use the Xtava diffuser anymore because my hair is a bit shorter.

Thank you and good points. Maybe I'll add this to a video in the future on oils! Thanks for the ideas!

Thank you! Then I'll keep them coming!

@@fitkatstyle4388 😀❤

Definitely absorbs well so a pre poo. But truly any oil has the potential to be a sealant especially if it is trapping moisture underneath it. Do what you hair and scalp like!

You got it! It's going on the list!