Curly Hair Sucks! What conditioner is best for African American (not chemically straightned) hair?

Since i was born my hair has always been dark, thick, and tightly curled. Yeah, it's pretty bad. However, it used to be long so it was a little easier to style. But my mom made me get it all cut off until I had a 'fro. i look like a flippin poodle for a year. But now it's much longer, but I want something more stylish and easy then a bobby-pin blow-out or pigtails or a ponytail!

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Curly Hair Sucks! What conditioner is best for African American (not chemically straightned) hair?

gurl if i was you and had thick tight curly long hair i would be wearin that down all the time instead i have 2 waste my money on buyin me a weave.gettin me a perm.be proud of what you have your kind of hair is beautiful maybe you should think about getting a relaxer and deep conditioning it.best thing to do is go to an african american salon they'll know what to do trust.

Curly Hair Sucks! What conditioner is best for African American (not chemically straightned) hair?

i have an african american friend who uses that special shampoo called...ummm i think its called dark%26amp; lovely she has very pretty hair.

Curly Hair Sucks! What conditioner is best for African American (not chemically straightned) hair?

I have curly hair and I love it. Yes, short curly hair tends to be a disaster, but if you style it with creamy conditioner it can be tamed and looks good.

With a wet head, apply creamy conditioner mixed with a bit of water. Use it as you would a gel. Work the curls with your fingers when your head is upside down. Leave the canopy untouched and when you pull up your head shake it a bit to put all the hair in place. Let it air dry or if you use a hair dryer dry it head side down and scrunching it toward your head.