Define those curls, don't straighten them!

I used to hate my curly hair - it always frizzes, takes forever to wash and comb out, and never looks put together or normal. But nowadays, as I see so many girls forgo curls and waves to iron their hair every single day, it worries me that they try so hard to conform to a single image. No one is distinguishable! So I've found products to help me rock my curls instead. Garnier Fructis' styling products have a Curl product line, and their cream, called the Calm Down Anti-Frizz Cream, is a strong formula which moisturizes your hair and defines it for a full 24 hours, with nourishing shea butter for those unruly curls. 

Velcro is BACK!

Who knew people still bought Velcro products anymore? Well, the Pink Gentle Stylers are 1 1/8" rollers which do the job for giving you a cute flirty flip. As far as styling tools and appliances go, these are simple to use, and obviously don't require an outlet so they can be used on-the-go. Your hair will have tons of body, texture, and curls. Works well for stylists who are perming as well. They reportedly add shine, but I'm not quite sure how that works. They cost just $4.29 for a pack of six, too, which is a steal.

Straight hair without an iron?

This product is great for those girls who love that tan, sleek hair look. It makes your locks look endlessly long, and is called Mark Salon Straight Smoothing Balm with Invigorating Orange (see title link). The hair styling it inspires is ridiculously shiny, and can be used in conjunction with straightening irons. Try it for just $6!

Simple hair ideas

Using the Pantene Pro-V Fine Hair Styling Products, you can make simple hairstyles that also look beautiful. When I want a change, for example, I just put a small section of hair aside, wrap the rest in a ponytail, and wrap the strand around the elastic before securing it down with bobby pins. Hairspray works, of course (see title link)!