Why Does My Hair Curl At The End? What Can I Do To Avoid It

When our hair is dry, it straightens out a bit in order to make itself look more “finished”. Once it’s dry, the curls naturally begin to form. So, why do we get curls at the end? There are a number of factors that can cause the hair to curl.

If your hair is too coarse, it can make it curly. Because of this, if you have really coarse, unrefined hair, you’ll want to keep it curled to keep it from tangling. If your hair is too fine, it can make it curly. Because of this, if you have really fine, refined hair, you might want to keep it curly for a little bit longer to keep it from straightening out too much. Keep reading to know more about why your hair curls and what you can do to avoid it in the future.

Why does my hair curl at the end

What Causes My Hair To Curl?

The Weather

We all know that the weather can affect our hair. When it is humid, your hair will curl. If it is cold, your hair will curl. When these factors are combined, it is even more likely that you’ll get curls in your hair.

The Humidity Of The Air

In colder climates, the air is usually drier than in warmer climates. This means that the humidity of the air can be lower in colder climates than in warmer climates. The result? Your hair will curl more when it is colder than when it is warmer!

The Angle At Which You Are Holding Your Hair

When you are holding your hair at a certain angle (for example, flat against your head or with one side of your head down), this can cause some of the curls to get twisted upon themselves and make them turn into ringlets instead of being loose waves (which would have been better for you). Also, if you are curling your hair and then letting it go, the curl that formed will be on the side of your head. This can cause some curls to bend and twist themselves upon each other, making them look like ringlets instead of loose waves.

Your Hair Type

In general, curly hair types are also more likely to be affected by climate and humidity than straight hair types are. This is because curly hair tends to be more porous (meaning it is easier for the moisture in the air to get through) than straight hair is.

The Way Your Hair Is Cut

Some people have their hair cut at a certain angle or with a certain cut that causes their hair to curl when it becomes dry. This could cause your curls to be more noticeable than they would have been otherwise, as they will be sticking out at all angles instead of just being on your head. These same people might also have their bangs cut too short or too long, making them stick out even more than they do normally (in which case you’ll want to stop letting your bangs grow out).

Why Does My Hair Curl?

Thicker Hair Curls Because of the way hair is made, there are certain things that can cause your hair to curl. If it’s really curly, it’s because your hair is coarse and thick. If it’s really fine and smooth, it’s because your hair is fine and smooth. So, if you have thick and coarse hair, you may want to keep it curled for a little bit longer to avoid the tangling that comes with thicker-haired people.
Dry Hair Curls Because we are talking about dryness here, we should talk about how “dry” our hair can be. When we say “dry”, what do we mean? Well, when our hair isn’t getting enough moisture (moisture makes the curls), then it will curl up more than usual because the moisture won’t be staying in the root area as much as usual; therefore making the ends of our hair frizzy and curly.
Dry Hair Ends Curls When we have our hair cut and it is dry, we oftentimes don’t pay enough attention to the ends of our hair. When we get out of the shower, our hair starts to dry up and after that, it’s too late. So, if you usually don’t pay much attention to how your ends look, you should do it right away because if you keep them dry for a long time, that can make your curls even more frizzy and curly.
Frizzy Hair Ends If you have frizzy hair on the ends and you don’t want your curls to be frizzy, then what are you supposed to do? Well, there are many things that can cause your hair to be frizzy on the ends. If it’s really curly, then it’s because your hair is coarse and thick; therefore making the ends frizzier than usual. If it’s really fine and smooth like a little baby hair, then you may want to keep it curled for a while longer to prevent frizz.

What To Do To Avoid Curling

Don’t brush your hair too much.

If you’re brushing your hair frequently, you’ll be causing the hair to break. This will cause it to become frizzy and curly.

Don’t use heat on your hair.

Using heat on your hair can cause it to become curly and frizzy. If you must use heat, try using a diffuser or a straightener only at the end of your hair when it is dry. This way, the heat won’t actually damage the texture or curl of the strands.

Use a towel after washing your hair or using products that contain sulfates in them (like shampoo).

Towels are great for drying our hair out completely before we go about doing other things (like washing our hands). But if we don’t dry our hair off completely, then it will continue to have moisture within its strands which can cause it to curl up and become frizzy as well.

Don’t use too many products on your hair

Using too many products on your hair can cause it to become frizzy and curly. If you have really fine hair, then you should probably try using a little bit of product to get it a little thicker and to keep it from becoming dry. But if you have really coarse or unrefined hair, then you could use more products than you normally would just to make your hair look more polished and less frizzy.

Don’t brush your hair too often when it’s wet.

Brushing our wet hair can cause the curls to loosen up a bit in order to get them unstuck from the strands so that they can be brushed out completely and not leave any tangles behind (which can cause them to become frizzy). So if you’re brushing your wet hair, don’t do it too often or else the curls will become loose and frizzy again instead of being perfect as they were before they were brushed.

Don’t use too many styling products on your hair when it’s wet.

Using too many styling products on your hair when it’s wet can cause it to become frizzy and curly. If you find that you can’t get the moisture out of your hair using just water, then try using a little bit of conditioner or another styling product in order to help the moisture stay within the strands longer before you wash them out completely and make them dry completely.

Tips For Keeping Your Hair From Getting Curly

Dry your hair with a diffuser or a hairdryer.
Don’t use a lot of heat on your hair while it’s wet.
Try not to comb your hair too much while it’s wet or dry, as this can cause breakage.
If you have coarse, unrefined hair, try to keep it curly for longer than normal. If you have fine, refined hair, try to keep it curly for longer than normal to avoid the need for styling products that are so high in chemicals that they can cause damage to your hair and scalp over time.
Sometimes we get curls at the end because we have too much product in our hair, so either cutback or just make sure you don’t put too much product in your hair when you first start applying it and let it dry before re-applying more product to avoid having any excess product in your curls when they’re dry (if you do have too much product in your hair, you can always use a comb to get it out).
If your ends are dry and broken off, try to use a moisturizing product that has oils in it. This will help the ends stay moist.
If your hair is really coarse and is breaking off at the ends, try using a leave-in conditioner or oil before blow-drying or flat ironing to help keep them from breaking off at the end of the day.

Conclusion

Curling your hair can be frustrating, but it’s not impossible. If you want to curl your hair, you just need to keep in mind what’s going on with your hair and then do it! If you have coarse hair, keep it curled. If you have fine hair, keep it curled. It’s as simple as that!