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Curls Brushed and Textured

For this look, brush your curls out to relax them. Then, add some texturing product to make them stay in place.

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Short Textured Curls

This is a great look if you have thin hair. Adding product to your curls will help them look fuller and healthier.

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Curly Frindge Style

Let your curls grow long, then trim up the sides. Don’t be afraid to let your curls get a little unruly! You don’t want them to look too polished.

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Long Curly Style

This hairstyle accentuates the natural corkscrew nature of curly hair and lets it loose. Fluff up your hair and grow it long for this daring look.

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Medium Curled Side Brush Up

Curled hair if straightened a little makes a lot of difference and this is a prime example of that. This is one of those looks that go great on almost any occasion. This one is tapered towards the side so that it isn’t that curled with the top being longer and brushed up.

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Spring Rolled Blonde Thin Curls

Thin curls are getting more and more popular especially with their utter panache! The blonde highlight here makes it, even more, finesse and the added tinge of undercut for the sides in order to make way for the taper makes it pitch-perfect.

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Thin Hair Curly Shag

Isn’t this from the soccer world where we see some of this style on the television during a match. The thin hair helps this curly shag to come out in its full glory. The long strands help it being curled so that it looks all controlled and the beard brings everything home with consistency.