How can I get my hair more wavy/curling naturally? shampoo or something...?

I have blonde, straight hair, and it does sort of wave when wet, or has hardly noticeable waves normally, but I want my hair to become wavy, like when you twist your hair, wet it, and leave it over night. I don't want to use use gel, or a curler, or braid it, or twist like I do now, but I would use a special shampoo/extra product as long as I could wash it out to have curly hair, I don't want stuff in my hair all the time, or a special brush or something. It would also be nice if the effects were long-lasting (like not just through out the day, but after using it a lot I could miss one day and it'd look very similar...) Thanks in advance:)How can I get my hair more wavy/curling naturally? shampoo or something...?
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or something.How can I get my hair more wavy/curling naturally? shampoo or something...?
there is no such shampoo that will curl your hair. You will have to use a curling iron. If you are those people that don't have time to curl your hair. The other choice you have is perm. Thats the only way
this is my trick... all the shampoo wavy curly all that crap doesnt work...





use your natural shampoo


-add some mousse





let it half dry in a towel





sleep in a damp french braid





TA DA
Try using a home perm and then super-hydrate your new curls in deep conditioner overnight. then in the morning, rinse your hair, then thoroughly work some scrunching gel into your towel dryed-damp hair. next, rub a few drops of smoothing serum between your fingers and twist sections of hair where you want your curls to be. you'll need about 2 to 3 drops of serum per section, depending on how thick your sections are. air dry, and no not touch. you don't want to mess up the wave of your hair. if you do, you'll have a lot of frizz.
If your hair is wavey then you have a couple of options.





1. You need to put layers in your hair, I am not saying short layers but the shorter they are then the more curl you will have.


2. get a perm that is on large rollers, alot of the time if your hair is starting to go curly then a perm will help.





3. Get a diffuser for your hair dryer. it will also help with the curl, but you will need to put a small amount of some thing like ringlet by redken to keep the curl looking great all day.






This has a semi-pricey initial output since it's made in the UK and not distributed in the US, but the Sedusa diffuser might be a good option for you to try.





http://www.rockmist.co.uk/





It's about the only way I know to do what you want to do without a special brush, curling iron, perm, or other assorted stuff. Using this, all you need is a little gel to help hold your curls once it's dry. Everyone I know who has one is totally in love with it, and one of them has just wavy hair when she doesn't manipulate it a lot to coax her curls out.

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