Curly Care

Growing curls can be quite a task. While curls grow at the same rate as all other hair types, it can seem as though it takes much longer. Strands grow at a rate of 1/2 inch per month, which means about 6 inches per year. As curls are tightly coiled,…

There’s a lot to learn about taking care of curly hair. This includes learning the correct ways to wash your curls. As a result, your curls will be much easier to manage, and healthier. Here’s how to wash your curly hair. Give this routine a try and let us know…

Many curly girls use protective styles to manage their curls. A good protective style can help lock in moisture and minimize damage to strands. However, it isn’t a permanent fix. Protective styles must be periodically removed to allow curls to rest. Here’s what to do after removing protective styles. Give…

When you’ve spent time caring for your curls, losing a lot can be frustrating. There are several reasons curls fall out, from imbalanced hormones to poor nutrition. Many women experience significant curl loss during or even after pregnancy. If your curls seem to falling out more than the norm (about…

Hot oil treatments can help soothe dry, distressed strands. As a result, more and more curly girls are beginning to incorporate this easy home treatment. Fortunately, this is something you can do at home, and it’s super easy. Here’s how to use hot oil on curls. How To Use Hot…

Have you taken some time lately to think about your wash routine? Does it work for you, or could you shake things up a bit? Wash routines are as unique as each person’s curls. Every curly head needs something different, so it’s important to customize. This wash day day routine…

Naturally curly hair can take a hit while swimming. The chlorine of pools and salt of the ocean can wreak havoc on strands. However, there are things you can do to protect your curls this summer. Here’s our guide on protecting naturally curly hair while swimming. Give these suggestions a…

We often hear from curly girls who are frustrated because it feels like their curls won’t grow. In truth, curls grow at the same rate as other hair strands, about 1/2 inch per month. This means that you’ll only see about 6 inches of growth per year. Unfortunately, for curly…

More naturally curly girls are beginning to consider transitioning back to their natural texture. There is often a lot of pressure on women with naturally curly hair to follow society’s expectations for a certain hair type. Curls are often dismissed as being unprofessional or unkempt. We know this isn’t true…