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QuestionHow can I comb my curly hair without it getting frizzy?Nick Arrojo is a Master Hair Stylist and the Owner and Founder of Arrojo NYC, an independent hairdressing brand. With over 35 years of experience, he specializes in cutting and styling hair using precision-based hairdressing and educating hair professionals through Arrojo Education. Nick has become a well-known icon in the hair industry with his internationally recognized razor-cutting technique, work with fashion designers, and seven years as TLC’s ‘What Not to Wear’ hairdressing host.The only time one should comb curly hair is to untangle any knots. In this case, comb from ends to roots — comb through the final three inches of hair first, then work back towards the roots. Otherwise, combing or brushing curls will causes frizz.
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QuestionWhat can I make my hair feel less bulky?Nick Arrojo is a Master Hair Stylist and the Owner and Founder of Arrojo NYC, an independent hairdressing brand. With over 35 years of experience, he specializes in cutting and styling hair using precision-based hairdressing and educating hair professionals through Arrojo Education. Nick has become a well-known icon in the hair industry with his internationally recognized razor-cutting technique, work with fashion designers, and seven years as TLC’s ‘What Not to Wear’ hairdressing host.Get a great haircut from someone experienced and skilled in cutting curly hair. There's not really any other way around it.
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QuestionHow do you keep fine curly hair from frizzing?Nick Arrojo is a Master Hair Stylist and the Owner and Founder of Arrojo NYC, an independent hairdressing brand. With over 35 years of experience, he specializes in cutting and styling hair using precision-based hairdressing and educating hair professionals through Arrojo Education. Nick has become a well-known icon in the hair industry with his internationally recognized razor-cutting technique, work with fashion designers, and seven years as TLC’s ‘What Not to Wear’ hairdressing host.Use enough of the right product at the right time with the right technique and you’ll create beautiful lasting curls sans frizz. If your hair is fine, use a bodybuilding foam or mousse first and then a curl crème or leave-in conditioner.
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QuestionIs it better to air-dry curly hair?Nick Arrojo is a Master Hair Stylist and the Owner and Founder of Arrojo NYC, an independent hairdressing brand. With over 35 years of experience, he specializes in cutting and styling hair using precision-based hairdressing and educating hair professionals through Arrojo Education. Nick has become a well-known icon in the hair industry with his internationally recognized razor-cutting technique, work with fashion designers, and seven years as TLC’s ‘What Not to Wear’ hairdressing host.Yes. You don’t need to blow-dry your hair. Instead, towel dry but leave hair damp to aid distribution and saturation of your products.
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QuestionHow can a beginner maintain curly hair?Nick Arrojo is a Master Hair Stylist and the Owner and Founder of Arrojo NYC, an independent hairdressing brand. With over 35 years of experience, he specializes in cutting and styling hair using precision-based hairdressing and educating hair professionals through Arrojo Education. Nick has become a well-known icon in the hair industry with his internationally recognized razor-cutting technique, work with fashion designers, and seven years as TLC’s ‘What Not to Wear’ hairdressing host.After applying the correct products to your type of hair, use your fingers to squeeze each and every section of your hair. This will encourage a natural curl formation. It’s best to lean over, letting your hair fall 90 degrees to the ground while squeezing gently with the fingers.
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QuestionWhy is my curly hair so uneven?Nick Arrojo is a Master Hair Stylist and the Owner and Founder of Arrojo NYC, an independent hairdressing brand. With over 35 years of experience, he specializes in cutting and styling hair using precision-based hairdressing and educating hair professionals through Arrojo Education. Nick has become a well-known icon in the hair industry with his internationally recognized razor-cutting technique, work with fashion designers, and seven years as TLC’s ‘What Not to Wear’ hairdressing host.Don’t worry about your curls being even, they’re not supposed to be. Curls are as individual as you or I, and are meant to fall imperfectly. Learn to enjoy this newfound freedom and uniqueness.
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QuestionWhy won't my curls stay defined?Nick Arrojo is a Master Hair Stylist and the Owner and Founder of Arrojo NYC, an independent hairdressing brand. With over 35 years of experience, he specializes in cutting and styling hair using precision-based hairdressing and educating hair professionals through Arrojo Education. Nick has become a well-known icon in the hair industry with his internationally recognized razor-cutting technique, work with fashion designers, and seven years as TLC’s ‘What Not to Wear’ hairdressing host.For added definition and hold, you can lightly spritz with a non-aerosol holding spray. This will help to lock in your curls throughout the day.
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QuestionIs it okay to comb my hair while it is wet ?Community AnswerYes, but use a wide-toothed comb to prevent your hair from breaking.
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QuestionWhen is a good time to use a brush?Community AnswerBefore you go to bed and after your hair is half dried.
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QuestionCan I brush my hair when it's dry?Community AnswerNo, it is best to brush damp or wet hair to prevent breakage. Dry hair can break much easier than wet hair because it isn't as slippery.
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