Curly hair is almost always drier than straight hair. So to keep it healthy, you need a shampoo that’s powerful enough to lift dirt and buildup but gentle enough to not strip your hair’s natural oils.

Because natural oils don’t travel easily down the spiral shape, curls are more prone to frizz, split ends, and breakage. The right shampoo is a crucial first step in your curly routine come wash day, ...

When it comes to finding the best shampoo, your hair type plays a key role. Because depending on whether your hair is fine, straight, wavy or dry – your strands will need different ingredients and ...

Dry shampoo is a great option to refresh curly or coily hair between washes. Reading the ingredient list, perfecting your application method, and being mindful about other styling products in your ...

Curly hair isn’t low-maintenance, but these editor-backed picks make it a whole lot easier.

As a busy mom who doesn't always have time to wash my hair, I live by my dry shampoo. This hair product not only refreshes my curly hair when I don't have time for a wash day, it also keeps my strands ...

When it comes to hair, natural curls should be embraced. Why? Because naturally curly hair is unique. Roughly 20% of the population has naturally curly hair, which is a surprisingly small number ...

Branded content. Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. When it’s healthy, soft and shiny, curly hair can get you noticed. But ...

It doesn’t matter how you classify your hair type; everyone is susceptible to the occasional bout of dandruff. That’s because the condition can be caused by everything from a scalp that’s too oily (or ...