The chilly weather has inspired me to begin daydreaming about sunny days, tropical vacations and the added leisure that oftentimes accompanies the change of season that is upon us soon.    Many of my clients who are blessed with curly textured hair have had a revelation of sorts in regards to what they want to dedicate their time to.  Many have decided to ditch the flat irons and develop a relationship with a diffuser (if even that). Suddenly, those who have long sported sleek looks that take time, effort and a serious toll on the health of the hair are rethinking things.   I'm so pleased to see that lots of them are replacing their tedious routines in favor of natural curls, beachy waves and a carefree attitude.

How to manage curly hair?

While many women struggle with embracing their natural texture, there is a myriad of benefits in doing so.  Time, which most of us never seem to have enough of, is one of the main points that women in my chair say is a deciding factor in making the jump to their new look.   Also, any of us who spend hours flat ironing their textured hair only to step outside into the Atlanta humidity know that it is a battle we oftentimes cannot win.   These factors, along with various other elements have made "simplifying" our lives all the more appealing.

So I ask you to imagine yourself greeting the change of season with a new outlook about your personal styling regimen.  If you struggle to maintain a look that simply doesn't come naturally, maybe it's time to try something new.    Getting a haircut that is conducive to both natural and styled looks is a good "no commitment" starting point.   A technically superior cut along with a little product can create an effortlessly appealing new look.  So ladies, take a chance and embrace the curly haired goddess that lives within you.   You may find that what you have been fighting all along can set you apart from the rest and turn heads along the way.