Quick Wash and Go for Fluffy, Soft Curl Definition

Quick Wash and Go for Fluffy, Soft Curl Definition | Refreshing Day Four...

Hey Mocha Family,

I've been enjoying this curl popping style all summer, but I don't love the time it takes to get the look. Something just doesn't feel right about calling this process a Wash and Go when there are so many steps to take before I can go anywhere. I've been tweaking my system in a effort to find something quicker and I've been loving this new method. I don't have the crisp definition of the time consuming version, but I also love the fluffy easy look to switch things up.

I wanted to minimize product application so I skipped the quick conditioning in the shower, knowing that short term, my leave in conditioner would get the job done. I skipped my Tangle Teezer altogether and I think you'll smile at the tool I'm using to shape my hair instead. It's quick, easy and I love having the option of cleansing my scalp after 4 days without having to commit to original lengthy process.

Check it out and let me know what you think!

Be blessed!

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