Help with different layers.

in Hair Type 3
First post here, so hello!
I have a problem that's been bothering me for years. I have two layers of my hair, curly and wavy-ish. On top, like you can see in my profile picture, it's curly. 3B is what the quiz told me. But the bottom layer, beneath the curls, it's wavy. Probably 3A? It's way longer than my curls on top, so it makes me feel like I have a mullet type deal going on.
I just need help figuring out how to bring out the curls in the bottom bit so it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb compared to the rest of my hair.
I have a problem that's been bothering me for years. I have two layers of my hair, curly and wavy-ish. On top, like you can see in my profile picture, it's curly. 3B is what the quiz told me. But the bottom layer, beneath the curls, it's wavy. Probably 3A? It's way longer than my curls on top, so it makes me feel like I have a mullet type deal going on.
I just need help figuring out how to bring out the curls in the bottom bit so it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb compared to the rest of my hair.

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A: Maybe try shingling your tighter curls with a light gel (or any product you find loosens your curls) so they may dry looser?
B: Or scrunch your looser curls only. So they may dry tighter?
C: Play with products. Use products you know that tighten your curls on your looser strands. Use products you know loosen your curls on your tighter strands.
E: All of the above?
Isn't curly hair fun? LoL
3a, fine, thin, normal porosity, no dye, greying naturally
Devacurl Weightless Waves Low Poo & Conditioner, B'Leave-in and Ultra Defining Gel
Curl Junkie Spiral Lotion in low humidity
Ouidad Advanced Heat & Humidity Gel mixed with UDG for high humidity
at home gelatin PT
Hask Argan Oil Deep Conditioner
Also a dry cut with your back layer cut shorter can do wonders. A deva trained or similar stylist should be able to help you with this, if they are any good (not all stylists are good just because they're curly trained).
3A/f/i
Super baby fine hair, low porosity
Shampoos: SM Fruit Fusion (mostly), Avalon lemon (to clarify). Occasional aloe vera and glycerin to wash.
Stylers: Intelligent Nutrients Perfect Hold Hairspray
Treatments: Catnip tea, IA girl's PT, Fermented Rice Water, Catnip Tea, Amla tea, Irish Moss, SS PT
I agree....a good stylist should be able to blend you layers
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