Hydrating Shampoos Picks for Curly Hair

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Can’t get a brush or wide tooth comb through your curly locks? Growing up your Mom just didn’t know how to handle your mop? You are not alone! Many women talk to me about the worries and issues of curly hair. Curly hair locks definitely need a little more TLC than the straight hair counterparts. Hydrating your hair with a hydrating shampoo is an important step in keeping hair healthy, bouncy, and shiny. Looking for a hydrating shampoo check out our list below:

Davines Momo Shampoo Moisturizing Dry and Dehydrated Hair

Terax Miele Hydrating Shampoo with Honey and Elder Flower

CHI Nourish Silk Shampoo Intense Hair Bath Hydrating Farouk
Need more advice, Expert Village details the benefits of using hydrating shampoo for those curly locks. Check out this fantastic video. Enjoy!



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[alicia8406]

I totally agree...all of my hair products are specifically "hydrating" and it makes a world of difference for my curls. Thanks for posting!

 

[Dragonfly]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[ivette]

thanks for the info

i'm a curly-hair gal myself

 

[Orangeeyecrayon]

im suprised they didnt include any deva schan products on the list since the whole line is formulated specificly for curly hair

 

[KatJ]

thanks Nury! I'm learning how to deal with curly hair and I needed those tips.

 

[milkandkisses]

I'm using Deva Curl lo poo, and it's wonderful.

 

[msmack]

I dunno - I have curly hair and have never found 'hydrating' shampoos anymore hydrating than the next. I believe it's all about the conditioner and laying off the shampoo. I only shampoo twice a week - I condition everyday.

 

[Orangeeyecrayon]

i dont even have curly hair (just wavy) but idk i only used the deva stuff once and am in love just cause it made my hair so curly and volumous

 

[newtestam]

Great idea. I also like aubrey organics

 

[milkandkisses]

Originally Posted by msmack /img/forum/go_quote.gif I dunno - I have curly hair and have never found 'hydrating' shampoos anymore hydrating than the next. I believe it's all about the conditioner and laying off the shampoo. I only shampoo twice a week - I condition everyday. I agree, however I also find most conditioners a little drying particularly leave ins. My hairdresser let me know that it's because most of them contain alcohol preservatives that are drying. Again, Deva is great because it doesn't have those alcohols in it. I also really like Oyin products. Their Shine and Define, and their Whipped Butter in particular.

 

[monniej]

Originally Posted by msmack /img/forum/go_quote.gif I dunno - I have curly hair and have never found 'hydrating' shampoos anymore hydrating than the next. I believe it's all about the conditioner and laying off the shampoo. I only shampoo twice a week - I condition everyday. ditto for me

 

[speerrituall1]

Does this product contain sodium lareth sulfate? If so, that defeats the purpose.

 

[msmack]

Originally Posted by speerrituall1 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Does this product contain sodium lareth sulfate? If so, that defeats the purpose. Could not agree more. All my shampoos and conditioners are free of it.