Keep it natural.
There?s something to be said for the ongoing narrative towards embracing the natural that has taken front and centre in the beauty industry of late. You know what I mean?creating skin that looks like skin, opting for barely-there makeup and sporting full, textured brows, etcetera etcetera.
This approach has also rippled into hair, with hairstylists encouraging women to embrace and work with their natural hair texture. This approach is easier said than done, though, especially for women with curly hair?in this instance, leaving the house without slathering on a smoothing cream or frizz-busting serum can often lead to disaster. The trick" Two hairstylists reveal all.

According to award-winning hairstylist Craig Smith of Fruition Style Ambition, it always starts with an appointment with your hairstylist. “Your natural curl always sings it best song when it?s cut dry and a freehand technique is used,? explains Smith. ?Every curl has its own identity, so each one needs to be considered on how they will help to create the final look.?
While it?s easy to focus on hair length and style when visiting the hairdresser, what you should really do is zero in on the distribution of weight and the overall silhouette created. ?As hairdressers, we focus on the balance of length to width, as this is paramount to making curls look their best,? says Smith.

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