Q: How often should I wash my curly hair?

A: It depends on your curl type and lifestyle. If you have dry or coarse curls, shampooing once a week may be enough. For finer curls or active individuals who sweat frequently, washing every other day might help keep them fresh.

Q: What's the best way to detangle curly hair without causing damage?

A: Use a wide-toothed comb when your strands are softest—either with conditioner in the shower or after applying leave-in conditioner outside of the shower – this helps make sure tangles don’t turn into knots that need scissors! Begin at the ends of your curls and gently work upwards.

Q: Are there any ingredients in products that I should avoid for healthy curls?

A: Yes—a lot actually! Avoid sulfates which cause frizz because they break down natural oils that add moisture to our scalp/hair; parabens which are known potential skin irritants/dryers (and back serious controversy); drying alcohols like ethanol/SD alcohol 40 since their main purpose is stripping oil/moisture from skin &hair), build-up causing silicones, synthetic fragrances with phthalates/unknown allergens, ingredients like mineral oil/petroleum…

Q: Should I use heat tools on my curly hair?

A: Heat styling isn’t harmful if done safely- lower temp + directional nozzle attachment with negative ion technology– protective spray application all over damp locks before exposure is highly recommended ! Remember not everyone’s texture can withstand high temperature as comfortable/easy hence natural air drying, diffusing or low setting air-frying might be ideal choices to try.

Q:How can I combat frizz on my curls?

A:Avoid brushing it while dry , eliminate rubbing wet hair with rough towel after washing-dab/pat very gently. Applying leave-in conditioner and natural oils especially right over damp hair- such as coconut/glycerin/oleic acid infused solutions works wonders too! Consider sleeping on a satin pillowcase to protect your strands from friction during the night time, take care not to touch tresses excessively…