How to find the best shampoos for curls

My hair is really straight but I do love my heated rollers

I’m very intrigued on a hair diffuser. I use a diffuser at home for my essential oils

Thanks for the great article I need to start looking after my hair and myself again (after my second bubs the self care sort of went out the window)

Argh, that is something I struggle with having curly hair, it always being so dry! I used to always fight the curl, but now I am finally starting to embrace it and use products that help to enhance my natural curl.

I wish I had curls!

I have very curly hair and silicone free shampoo and lots and lots and lots of leave in conditioner works wonders for my hair. Plus deep conditioning with heat is great.

Thank you for this article.

I have always wanted softly wavy hair but that is as far as I've got - just wishing!!

I have some of the LUSH curly wurly, haven't used it yet but hopefully it helps the dryness while maintaining some form

I have wavy hair that is borderline frizzy now that I've grown it long. I have been using sulphate-free shampoos and silicone-free conditioners for a long time.

I had never really thought about using a different shampoo for curly hair - makes sense tho - especially since my dry is so dry normally anyway!

A wide tooth comb is the only thing that works when I wear my hair curly.

good article, one extra bit of info, find a hair dresser who has curly hair herself.

I didn't realise that the hair straightener is not good

I don't have curly hair but I have wavy. Have been trying to embrace it more recently, I never used to use conditioner and now I do everytime. The hardest thing to change is not brushing it!

Great article. I have very thick, wavy, frizzy hair so I find a leave-in conditioner essential. I like the tip about the cold water. Will have to try that.

Great information we are a family of curls always trying new ideas

My hair is a little wavy, yet I swear by the cold rinse after rinsing out all my shampoo & conditioner. In winter, I carefully avoid my scalp & body, aiming the cold water at my mid-length & ends only. In summer, I do a full-body blast of cold water!

I have fine hair, and have found a nice styling cream to be better than mousses and gels which just make my hair so sticky

I have more wavy hair than curly

As someone with fine, curly hair that tends to frizz, this article was really informative, thank you! :)

I have dry, wavy hair and the Shea Moisture line is my saviour!

Great article... Great products to try...

I used to have curls but only have a slight wave now

I've purchased so many curl product shampoos, frizz reductions, moisture intense bottles, it never seems to end, Still looking to find my perfect one

Luckily i have not curly hair to maintain. I just love the hair as it is.

The wide tooth comb from Hairsense is one of the best investments I've ever made for my hair. I tried to find shea moisture hair products in two priceline stores here in Perth yesterday and they are no longer stocking it!, thankfully it's still available online - whew. A silicone free conditioner is a must because a sulphate-free shampoo can't get silicones out of your hair , it's too gentle, I think that is one of the reasons people give up on sulphate-free shampoo. Anyway that's my 2 cents. I'll stop waffling on now....