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I have type 4 hair, but I am a little hair saavy (with friends from many ethnicities)...so consider all of that with my advice and feel free to adjust or ignore at your discretion (lol).
But when I read about your problem, the first thing I thought of was "oil", but then I said, "Naw...type 2 hair, she'll walk around looking like a grease bucket" (lol).  So the next thing I thought of was this:
1. Traditional hot oil treatment as a pre-poo
2. Very light hot oil treatment as a post-poo
3. Mixing a little bit of an oil to your conditioner, steaming, then rinsing out as usual.
The main thing I'm thinking of as a possible solution to your issue is to get the oil to penetrate your strands and help lock in moisture that is present or,  to protect the hair from losing moisture.
You can go a little bit heavier with the hot oil treatment if it's a pre-poo because you'll be washing it out. For #2 and #3, you'll want to use a much lighter hand. For type 2 hair, I would say "less is more", until you see how your hair reacts. And I'm thinking of all three in regards to an "at home" version of a hot oil treatement (using your oil of choice and using a heat cap, steam, hot towel, whatever).
There are also over-the-counter hot oil treatments  available at beauty supply stores that might be even better to use (Aphogee, Queen Helene, etc.)

And, lastly (sorry to be so wordy), as I was writing, I just thought about "oil rinsing".(which might be what #3 qualifies as). You may want to look into that.  

Pretty hair!  I would say maybe a 2b/2c.  It doesn't really matter much.  Curl pattern can change from day to day, depending on the weather, the products you use, how its cut, etc.  What's more important are things like porosity, strand thickness and density.

It's a little better !
I will continue and well moisturize my hair they were probably a little dry ..
Thank you very much 😃