The Plump Method is a styling technique for people with naturally curly hair to create large, bouncy and fluffy curls. I've found that if I take my time on wash day, I can achieve day 2/3/4 curls with minimal to no renewal. My hair type is 2c/3a, but I'm sure these tips will work for all types of curls, so keep reading!

Part of what worries me about full-time curls is that I tend to get bored with my hair. I always cut it off, let it grow out, change the color. I'm so happy to hear that I can use different methods and techniques and get different curls as a result. Raking and shaking, raking and scrunching, and the chubby method all produce significantly different results. Personally, I liked my curls on each of these wash days, but this is also proof that you shouldn't give up on your curls if you're not happy with the way they look. You may not have come across the right hair technique for your curls yet.

With the co-wash or conditioner in your hair (whatever your final step is), turn your head and gently comb your hair with your fingers, bringing it all out. Use a wide-toothed comb to distribute the product evenly; this also smoothes your hair and prevents frizz.

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