Q&A for How to Get Curly Hair (Men)

Washing is when you use shampoo and conditioner. Rinsing is just running water through your hair without including any product.

Argan oil is great to use, it replenishes the natural oils of your hair, making it stronger and helping it grow nicely.

This really only works for people with hair that's at least 6 inches long, but here's how I do it. Take a shower before bed and follow your normal routine. Slightly dry your hair and then divide it into at least 6 sections. Twist each lock of slightly damp hair until it's a small nub/bun on the top of your head, then secure it with a bobby pin. Repeat this for all sections. Now, just go to sleep and remove the pins in the morning. Rub your hands through your hair and maybe brush it out a bit with a wide tooth comb.

Let it grow to about 3 inches. You won't have much curl if it's really short.

Yes. You will make your hair become dry, which will not make it curly, as curls need moisture.

While hair is wet, apply some pure coconut oil, then apply a little shea-butter leave-in conditioning cream. Add some Eco hair gel instant curl, and buy some argan-oil shampoo and conditioner.

It needs to at least be comb length. If you put your middle finger in front of where your hair starts and if your hair is taller, then it can be curled.

It lasts forever on the hair that was permed, but any new hair that grows out will be your natural, unpermed hair.

It can be quick or slow. If you have curly hair, it will happen in no time, maybe a couple of hours, but if you do not have curly hair, it may take a long time as you may have to grow out your hair.

It varies, of course. Combining the last two methods will likely yield the best results. Using Method Two in conjunction with Method Three might achieve results in under 3 weeks.

You can get your hair pretty curly with a professional perm, but, based on your hair type, it's not likely you could get tight curls like with African-American hair.

If you want to continue having curly hair, yes. Your hair *will* grow out in its natural state, so be prepared to redo the procedure at least a couple times a year if you want to maintain the look.

No, but you can use it to make your hair soft, smooth, and shiny. You can use it in addition to other curling techniques, but it will not be enough to curl your hair on its own.

Use a curling iron. Then put OGX Argan Oil of Morocco in your hair.

The perm is permanent. The rest are not.

Yes, if you find it to be the best way to create curls in your hair.

Use curl enhancing products, shampoos, conditioners, ointments, etc. These help soften and enhance curly hair.

Wait for your hair to grow. Search for some hair growth products and homemade remedies, but the only way to have longer curls is to have longer hair.

Use conditioner, and use the pencil method. You could also get a perm.

You could do bantu knots. There are many tutorials online. Bantu knots will help you achieve that tight curl look. Do small sections for the best results.

You would need to get a perm.

You could do that, or you could make bantu knots in your hair after you wash it.

Go to your local beauty store and get hair curlers that have very small foamy parts. You can also ask the store clerk for hair curlers in the small smallest gauge they have. When you use these, shower as you would normally do. Don’t dry your hair. While it is still wet, put in the curlers and sleep in them.

Use coconut oil, a good conditioner and brush regularly. You can try setting your hair in curlers, too.

No. You won't have much curl if your hair is too short. You should wait till your hair is longer, preferably below the eyebrows.

Yes, I would imagine so.

Most schools have no problem with curling or straightening of hair, but it may depend on where you live and how strict your school is.

It can help promote hair growth, but it won't make it grow instantly. Massaging your scalp with coconut oil will help your head sprout more hairs.

Cut it to 3 inches, then get it curly.

Yes, you can rinse it out to get a natural curly look to your hair.