Problems
Solve your curl problem
Most curly hair problems come from dryness, buildup, harsh washing, rough drying, wrong styling products or touching curls while drying. Start with the cause before adding another product.
Start with the cause, not the product
A new product can help, but only when it matches the real problem. Frizz, dryness, flatness and buildup each need a different first move. This page helps you pick that first move without turning your routine into guesswork.
Problem guides
Use these cards to choose the first thing to try. Keep changes simple so you can tell what actually helped.
Frizzy curls
What it usually means: Usually dryness, rough drying, disrupted curl clumps or not enough hold. First thing to try: Apply product while wetter and stop touching while drying.
Read guide ->Dry curls
What it usually means: Often not enough conditioning or washing too aggressively. First thing to try: Condition every wash day and use gentler cleansing where possible.
Read guide ->No shape
What it usually means: Curls may not be clumping before they dry. First thing to try: Style while damp or wet and use a small amount of cream or mousse.
Read guide ->Flat curls
What it usually means: Products may be too heavy or hair is being weighed down. First thing to try: Use less cream and consider mousse for lighter shape.
Read guide ->Heavy or greasy hair
What it usually means: Too much product, heavy formulas or not enough cleansing. First thing to try: Simplify the routine and reduce layered creams, oils or waxes.
Read guide ->Next-day mess
What it usually means: Curls lost shape during sleep or were refreshed too aggressively. First thing to try: Mist lightly, scrunch and refresh only the areas that need it.
Read guide ->Starter guide
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