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Question:
I need some really heavy-duty products to get my curls to clump.
Answer:
First I want to ask what are you doing with your hair after you put the conditioner in it? Are you using lots of conditioner in your hair? Is your hair sopping wet with tons of conditioner in it? I use two full handfuls, enough that my hair sort of foams up as I comb it. It takes that much of a good conditioner for it to set your curls.
If you already are using plenty of a good conditioner, combing it through with a Denman, and then defining your curls, and then letting them totally dry before doing anything to them, and you still feel you need something heavier, I can recommend two products. You can try the Blended Beauty Curly Butter I mention on the site. It's heavier, but it's also a bit sticky and greasy, so be extra careful and gentle when you comb your hair.
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