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#Remember to always condition. Due to the shape and texture, conditioning is essential because natural scalp oils are not spread throughout your hair as much as straight or wavy hair. Usually, brushing hair helps to spread scalp oils, however, brushing is not recommended for curly hair.<ref>http://dailymakeover.com/curly-hair-tips/#ixzz3rUx4W8Sk</ref>[[Image:Wash Curly Hair Step 7 Version 3.jpg|center]]
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#Remember to always condition. Due to the shape and texture, conditioning is essential because natural scalp oils are not spread throughout your hair as much as straight or wavy hair. Usually, brushing hair helps to spread scalp oils, however, brushing is not recommended for curly hair.<ref>http://dailymakeover.com/curly-hair-tips/#ixzz3rUx4W8Sk</ref>[[Image:Wash Curly Hair Step 7 Version 3.jpg|center]]
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#Apply conditioner correctly. Apply conditioner to the length of your hair and avoid applying near your scalp. Conditioner at the scalp can weigh down your hair making it look flat while the rest of your hair stays puffy. Try to keep conditioner for as long as you can because it will moisturize as long as it is applied.<ref>http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlreading/curl-products/deep-conditioners/</ref>[[Image:Wash Curly Hair Step 8 Version 2.jpg|center]]
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#Apply conditioner correctly. Apply conditioner to the length of your hair and avoid applying near your scalp. Conditioner at the scalp can weigh down your hair making it look flat while the rest of your hair stays puffy. Try to keep conditioner for as long as you can because it will moisturize as long as it is applied.<ref>http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlreading/curl-products/deep-conditioners/</ref>[[Image:Wash Curly Hair Step 8 Version 2.jpg|center]]
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#*Apply a liberal amount of deep conditioner to wet hair after it has been washed and cleaned. Focus on the ends of your hair as they can be dry and fragile. Leave the conditioner for 5
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#*Apply a liberal amount of deep conditioner to wet hair after it has been washed and cleaned. Focus on the ends of your hair as they can be dry and fragile. Leave the conditioner for 5 minutes as you shower as the steam aids the conditioner in penetrating your hair.<ref>https://ift.tt/2ExhM8J>
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#*Leave the conditioner longer if your hair is more damaged. You may place your hair in a plastic shower cap and cover with a towel to keep the heat from escaping your head. After 10 to 20 minutes, rinse the conditioner out but do not shampoo because you want any oils to remain in your hair. Conditioner will continue to work until the next time you use shampoo to wash your hair.<ref>https://ift.tt/2ExhM8J>
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#*Leave the conditioner longer if your hair is more damaged. You may place your hair in a plastic shower cap and cover with a towel to keep the heat from escaping your head. After 10 to 20 minutes, rinse the conditioner out but do not shampoo because you want any oils to remain in your hair. Conditioner will continue to work until the next time you use shampoo to wash your hair.<ref>https://ift.tt/2ExhM8J>
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#*You might also try sitting under a heated dryer while the conditioner is on, with a plastic cap.
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#*You might also try sitting under a heated dryer while the conditioner is on, with a plastic cap.
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