How To Become Better With Malaysian curly hair care

Curly hair requires some special considerations when it comes to care. Malaysian Curly hair tends to be drier and more prone to tangles than straight hair, so you'll have to be careful about washing, conditioning, and styling your hair. You should limit how often you shampoo, and use products to keep your hair moisturized. When visiting a salon, make sure you request a dry cut and only cut your hair when necessary.

Washing 

We’ve said before that the hair needs only to be shampooed when it becomes soiled, but that it should be conditioned every day. We’ve also explained that most rinse-through conditioners are alkaline enough to remove the minor amounts of soil from most people’s daily routines. Curly hair especially can benefit from a cleansing-conditioner routine, since it helps to maintain high levels of moisture and emollients in the hair to improve manageability, tame frizz, and give shine.

Deep condition

Deep condition when your remy Malaysian hair bundles feels dry or damaged. Deep conditioning treatments are important to replenish moisture in curly hair that has dried out. If your hair starts to feel frizzy and dry, do a deep conditioning treatment and see if it helps.Apply a conditioner to your hair before getting into the shower. Place a shower cap over your head, covering your hair completely. Shower with the cap in place. The heat and steam from the shower helps lock in the conditioner's moisture.

Styling Care

      Curly hair is generally styled in limited fashion. Unless it is physically reconfigured by such methods as braiding, or held in ponytails or clips, styling curly hair is usually a matter of making careful use of the natural wave. This generally means drying the hair with a diffuser and trying to avoid creating a puffball.

      Yet any time you plan to use heat styling tools (and a blow dryer IS a heat styling tool) on curly hair, you want to make sure to use a protective product to help prevent damage to the virgin human hair. This may be a leave-in conditioner, an anti-frizz serum or perhaps a protective balm, as you prefer. Follow this by making sure to use the proper settings for the dryer with diffuser attached: low-heat and high-air flow. The goal is to allow the air to circulate through the curls and evaporate the moisture, using the fingers to gently lift and scrunch the curls to help them retain their shape.