1. What are the most important things to look for in curly hair products when dealing with dryness and frizz?

The key ingredients to look out for in any product aimed at tackling these issues should be moisturizing factors such as natural oils (argan oil, jojoba oil) and humectants (glycerin). These will help replenish any lost moisture in your curls which leads them feeling more hydrated soft.

2. Can I use regular shampoo on my curly hair or do I need a special kind?

For those of us with curls, especially if they’re prone to being dry and frizzy – say no- harsh sulfate shampoos! Sulfates strip away your hairs’ natural oils leaving you worse rather than better off; opt instead for sulfate-free options designed specifically for curl care like shea butter or coconut milk ones.

3. How often should I wash my curly hair if it’s dry or tends to get easily tangled?

Frequency is personal but ideally every 4-6 days would be optimal since over washing strips strands of their natural oils causing further tangling or breakage down yo line.

4. Which is better – leave-in conditioner or rinse-out conditioner?

Both types serve different purposes so it really depends on what you are looking for – generally speaking though alternatively using both works great plus ensuring aplicatuin from scalp downwards up until ends avoiding root areas where build up may occur

5.Can I skip styling after conditioning my hair since its already conditioned?

No Never skip proper styling after applying conditioner - it may be already hydrated, but styling products help to further seal in hydration/moisture which helps to reduce dryness and tame the frizz.

6. Can I use a regular brush on my curly hair?

Definitely not! Brushes cause severe damage by breaking any delicate strands that subsequently lead to even more tangling, it’s best if you go with detangling tools designed specifically for curly/wavy hair.

7. How can I avoid making my curls look crunchy or greasy after using product?

Start slow – begin by using smaller amounts of product and keep decreasing downwards until satisfaction levels are met occasionally adding just enough when required

8.Can cutting down on heat styling really make a difference in my curls’ dry/frizzy appearance?

Most certainly yes!. Heat treatment causes brittle strands due dehydration so excessive or repeated application leads worsening – fewer treatments invariably lead better results over time since lack thereof lets your natural curl pattern thrive as its left undisturbed thus priming itself; however curl forms must also adequately moisture-hydrated before going about workability.