Gel has become kind of a taboo topic in the natural curl care world. This is because a lot of gels can leave curls feeling sticky, crunchy, or heavy. However, this is often due to user error and not to the gel itself. Before you toss your gel from your…

Have you ever gotten a wet cut, only to find you were unhappy with the finished results? There are a lot of reasons why you shouldn’t cut your curls when wet. Fortunately, a seasoned stylist with training in curl hair should know this, and will cut your curls dry. When…

Once or twice a week, you’re going to have to wash your curls. This can be a time consuming task, so anything to help minimize this we’re all for. Having a good wash day routine can help keep your wash day routine to a minimum while getting the best out…

Do you ever feel as though your curls need a little extra something? If so, you might want to think about the curl defining product you’re using. If it’s not doing what you want it to do, consider swapping it out for one of these amazing products. This is the…

There’s a lot of focus on helping curly curls grow out there curls. While this is totally great, we want to make sure we aren’t leaving our curly girls who rock short strands out. There are a lot of reasons why long curls might not be for you. Hopefully, these…

If you have curls, you know how difficult it can be to keep those strands healthy. There are a lot of products designed to enhance the overall health of your strands. However, sometimes you might want to use a product that has less artificial ingredients, or you might be interested…

Wavy curls are in a class all their own! Wavy hair is often fine, and therefore can be prone to losing its shape. This can be really irritating when you want your curls to really pop. Fortunately, you don’t have to live with curls that fall. Here’s how to make…

When it comes to curls, there are a lot of tips and tricks out there designed to help you grow your curls longer. However, not all of these tips actually work. Since hair naturally grows at a rate of about 1/2 inch per month, you might find your curls need…