Question 1

What is cassiekaygee’s curly hair routine for wigs and curly units?

Accepted Answer

I start on brushed-out hair and make sure it’s fully detangled first. Then I drench the hair with water and apply mousse all the way through—this routine is really about “drenching and mousing.” After I clump the curls with brushing, I finger coil a few key pieces (especially the front) and dry with a mix of diffusing and air drying.

Question 2

How do you define curls on any hair type with just one product?

Accepted Answer

My one-product moment is mousse, period. I fully soak the hair first, then run mousse through and keep brushing to encourage curl clumps. I only add gel when I’m working with kinkier textures, but for most curly units, mousse is enough for me.

Question 3

How do you get clumpy, defined curls without frizz?

Accepted Answer

The game changer is brushing over and over until the curls start clumping, and then doing a little finger coiling. I also don’t diffuse all the way dry—I stop around 50–60% and let it air dry the rest. If I notice frizz during the process, I just smooth a little more mousse over those pieces.

Question 4

Do you diffuse curly hair or air dry it?

Accepted Answer

I do both. I diffuse until the hair is about 50–60% dry, then I let it air dry the rest of the way. If you have time, letting it air dry a bit before diffusing can help because diffusing too early can frizz it up.

Question 5

How do you finger coil curls for a natural, face-framing look?

Accepted Answer

I don’t finger coil every single piece because who has the time. I focus on the face-framing pieces and also a little on the bottom to sharpen the definition. The key is making sections that aren’t too small and not too big—just enough to make a clean coil.

Question 6

How do you add volume and lift at the roots without heat?

Accepted Answer

I use clips near the top to hold the hair up while it dries. It gives me that lifted look like a hot comb would, but without applying heat—especially since the hair is soaking wet at that stage. It’s such an easy trick for curly styles.

Question 7

How do you separate curls after drying without making them frizzy?

Accepted Answer

I always put oil on my hands before I start separating or taking out finger coils. That helps keep the hair from getting frizzy while I’m fluffing and shaping. And honestly, it looks good day one, but it gets even better over the next couple of days.

My Curly hair routine for any hair type! #tiktoktopwigs #gulelesswig #OQhair #curlyhair #waterwave

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