Anyway, be careful wearing your hair in one ponytail all of the time too, because you may see breakage from pulling into the one position. Try to keep the ponytails a little loose; don’t go nuts pulling your hair too tightly and switch it up by wearing it in two ponies, or pull it to one side, then the other. This will prevent some breakage.

Well, your hair doesn’t hold a curl…is it relaxed? If it is, what’s the typical climate like where you live? You have to take these things into consideration. You’re going to have to experiment with your hair a bit. Try tighter curls. Don’t comb them, but finger them so they stay a little tighter (will have to do a tutorial on this). This may help keep some of your curl. Also, try trencitas (little braids) over night, then let your hair out in the morning. That will give you nice waves that look natural, bu should not frizz up.

Let me know how these ideas work.

Besitos,
LaNegra

Oh thank you for the compliment! Besos!!
I work out every day (usually – been slacking lately cause of classes) and my hair frizzes like crazy. I have been washing my hair weekly, conditioning and wearing it curly (which is why I haven’t been taking more pics or videos. It’s tough, because working out is essential to overall health, but you want your hair to look good (trust me; I know). A trainer friend of mine is trying to talk me into lifting weights more frequently and cut down on the aerobics. This means that I may not sweat as much.

Do you have any curl in your hair when it’s natural? Can you do finger curls? I definitely don’t recommend braids, only because I’ve seen the damage that they do to your hairline over time – the weight just tortures most hairlines.

I’ll let you know. I’m going to start using his routine next week. There may actually be a way to do my blowout AND workout