3A – 3C
Curly hair
Dry, needs definition
The problem
Curly hair needs two things at once: definition and moisture. Most products give you one at the cost of the other.
What works
Argan oil is lightweight and penetrates the shaft, so it softens coarse curls and adds shine without weighing them down. Curly hair also skews low-porosity, so light beats heavy here.
What to avoid
Not a clay. Clay is documented as too drying for curly hair.
One honest note
The curl cream and the curl foam are still in production. The wax defines curl, but it isn’t the product built for it.
Common questions
What is the actual problem with curly hair?
Curly hair needs two things at once: definition and moisture. Most products give you one at the cost of the other.
Which product suits curly hair?
Argan oil is lightweight and penetrates the shaft, so it softens coarse curls and adds shine without weighing them down. Curly hair also skews low-porosity, so light beats heavy here. From the range: Premium Wax Argan.
What should I avoid with curly hair?
Not a clay. Clay is documented as too drying for curly hair.
Read next
- Homemade hair gel: the actual recipe, and what it cannot doThe full flaxseed gel recipe with quantities and method — then the part nobody writes: it keeps five days, and it holds at 2 out of 5.
- Matte or shine hair wax for men? Choose by the lookMatte, shine and the wet look — which one suits you. Our matte pair is a clay wax and a pomade, and neither is on the shop yet.
- How to remove hair wax without damaging your hairStyling wax does not rinse out with water alone. The order that works: oil first, warm water second, two light washes instead of one hard scrub.
