I tried the curly girl method

Thank you to Function of Beauty for sponsoring this video! I finally tried the curly girl method, which you guys have apparently been recommending for FOUR YEARS?! Turns out, it might actually be working for me! The curly girl method is a hair care routine (with many different options depending on your specific hair type) that focuses on hydrating your hair properly and bringing out your natural curls/waves, which some people may have just been brushing away their whole lives! (like me)

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I FINALLY DID IT. YOU CONVINCED ME. Maybe my hair isn't as straight as I thought it was??

[teedahlee]

"remember when you were a little kid and you learned that the word 'breakfast' means breaking your fast"

me, at this moment, in my 20s: oh.../oh/

[dems]

Can't wait for Rachel to level up her looks for the 11th time. Didn't think it was possible, but here we are

[leena]

as a black person with 4c hair I've always hated my hair and wished for it to be straight so I could look like the other girls in my class but it makes me so so so happy to see people so excited about having curly hair and embracing it because it really is a beautiful hair texture and no one should ever tell you otherwise

[livmacpherson]

pro tip: that “crunchiness” that is on your hair from the product is called the cast. don’t break the cast until the hair is fully dry !! after its dry and super crunchy scrunch the hair until it’s no longer crunchy and it’ll be super fluffy ! that’s the best way

[angd]

As a fellow curly girl, there is a reason it's called your curly hair journey. It'll probably take a year before you actually figure out what your hair likes. Give yourself some grace it's actually really hard😻

[sandcarad]

Rachel being overwhelmed by the steps needed to maintain curly hair is painfully relatable

[annegriswold]

Anyone else get the feeling Jun has no real idea what his wife is doing, but totally supports it 100% since it makes her happy. It does look really pretty Rachel, I hope you keep us updated on your journey of curly hair discovery.

[tammyleung]

I am Chinese and after 30+ years I finally found out that my hair was in fact curly (I used to think my hair was just fizzy, damaged, dry and bad). Then my grandma told me that I was born with curly hair. -_-

[andrearouillard]

Okay but Rachel being excited and kinda lost but trying a thing she's very enthusiastic about and Jun, who I don't think completely gets it, is just.. behind the camera being encouraging and a little lost, but ultimately supportive and idk they're individually very cute and extra cute together and I love it

[justmoosethings]

“Normally I do everything in the shower, so when I get hair stuck to my fingers I can just rub it on the wall.”

Relatable.

[MaggyDoom]

I totally feel you Rachel, I went to a hairdresser for the first time when I was 14 years old, up until then my mum had always cut my hair. When I went there, I had a Ponytail (as pretty much 99% of the time back then), then the hairdresser washed my hair and she said "Oh you actually have curly hair, do you want me to straighten it afterwards or dry it curly?" And I was like -whaaat- "I don't have curly hair" and then she cut it and scrunched it up and used a diffuser to dry it and I was like -whoaaaat- again, that was such a new experience. I came home with open curly hair and my parents were baffeled, they didn't recognise me haha

[RachelRhiarti]

If it's any comfort, I was 40 before a hairdresser explained to me in the kindest possible tones that the reason my hair goes into demented little curls when it gets rained on is... because I have curly hair. It's so obvious once someone points it out to you, I'm very comforted to hear someone else describe the same "mind blown" reaction!

[izzy]

I enjoyed the Poki cameo. Poor hungry kitty. That sad meow made my heart break a little.

[CapuRen]

Since the top layer of hair rubs on the pillows and is more susceptible to weather conditions and dryness, it usually needs extra care and moisture to counter the drying effects, while the bottom layer has its own mind completely. I can relate on those bottom-layer curls so hard :'D

[cloudya]

My god I remember once someone on twitter said “if you have to scrunch, your hair is not curly, ” and that messed me up and I stopped scrunching my hair but then it got all dry and damaged again and I just decided to ignore that ignorant ass statement and my hair looks, feels, and IS healthier when I take care of it with all the various products as it NEEDS the moisture. Glad this popped up on my recommended and I’m glad you’re going through this hair journey.

[ZalemMoon]

My mom has pin straight hair, my dad has curly hair, so my mom never taught me how to actually do my hair the correct way because she doesn't have to do it like that and my hair is just ALWAYS frizzy, I learned not to brush my hair to not mess up the curls but it still gets frizzy. I just tried this this morning and my hair already looks SO much better and my curls are actually more defined rather than looking like frizzy limp ramen noodles 😌🙏.

[lillypop]

I know this has nothing to do with the video, but can I just say as a black women that it's honestly crazy to see non-black and especially white women discovering their hair after growing up and seeing my peers desperately try to straighten their hair each day before school and it looking mostly fried lmfao.

I genuinely believe that the natural hair movement within the African American community taking off on social media has contributed to this realization for many, and it's honestly great to see! We do not all have to have pin-straight hair all the time, even if it's cute sometimes!! Regardless if you decide to stick to rocking your curlier hair or not, it's always nice to know what your actual hair texture/pattern is!!!!

Anyway I just haven't seen as many people talking about this aspect of the curly girl method, and I think it's important to mention <3 Best of luck to u and ur hair Rachel! :)

[Serenpaii]

Once she cuts off the straight parts weighing her hair down, it will curl up more since it'll be lighter

[TsunayoshiSawada]

This is hilarious to me as a black person. Especially when she started talking about products and stuff like that. Her reaction was me when I had to start taking care of my own head, my mom was just like figure it out! 😂😂