Flora & Curl African Citrus Superfruit Shampoo is a popular hair care product that is designed to gently cleanse and nourish curly hair. This shampoo is formulated with natural ingredients, including African citrus oils, which provide a range of benefits for the hair and scalp. ... Continue reading
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Struggling with knots is part of the curly journey. Every curly girl knows the dread of constant detangling. Our strands are much more prone to excessive knots due to a combination of both texture and dryness. The texture of our strands is what makes our ... Continue reading
Rizos Curls has created a line of powerful products that are fun to use, formulated for all curl types and deeply nourishing. Their deep conditioner is loved in the curly hair community, but did you know that this enriching product can be used two different ... Continue reading
Sulfates aren’t the only way to remove buildup and clean your curls! Sulfates do a great job at cleansing hair, but they do it in an invasive and harsh manner that can damage the strands. In saying this, you can still effectively detox your strands ... Continue reading
No time for deep conditioners? You’ll love this curl hack – perfect for busy curly girls who still want to keep their strands well hydrated. Flora & Curl African Citrus Bloom Superfruit Hair Oil has many uses. From hot oil treatments and scalp massages to styling, ... Continue reading
Endless itching, waxy residue and scalp discomfort…something every curly girl has encountered! When your hair and scalp has reached this state, a simple washday isn’t always enough. Follow these steps to completely reset your scalp and strands. What is making your scalp itch? The ... Continue reading
I’m constantly changing my hair routine. Probably because my extremely demanding hair is every-changing! My hair grows quickly, and as it grows, my routine has needed to keep changing. I love spicing up my routine and playing around with new products! Currently, I’ve revisited an ... Continue reading
Curly hair needs a whole seperate category of products in order to flourish. Mainstream shampoos, conditioners and styling products just don’t cut it for textured hair. The same rule also applies to brushes. Traditional brushes aren’t always the best for curly hair. Two of ... Continue reading
Photo from curlylifeau on Instagram Silicones, sulfates and parabens have received a lot of attention lately, both inside and outside the curly hair community. Many curly girls find that these ingredients damage their hair. In saying this, some girls don’t mind. If you aren’t ... Continue reading
Photo from curlylifeau on Instagram Rinsing conditioner well is often instructed on most conditioner bottles. Even though this is generally how most conditioners are used best, some girls choose to leave some residue behind in order to act as a leave-in and help give ... Continue reading