Curls

Get defined, frizz-free curls with our go-to guide for wavy, curly, and coily hair.

We’ve Got Your Curl Needs Covered

From identifying your curl type and checking out the latest curly looks, to trending techniques and expert how-tos, learn how to care for curly hair.

Find Your Curl Type

Wavy Hair

Your hair is Type 2 if you have light to intense waves that take on an “S” shape.

TYPE 2A
Your hair is type 2A if you have slightly "S" shaped waves that are fine in density and stick close to your head.

TYPE 2B
Your hair is type 2B if you have waves that create an “S” shape but don’t stick close to your head.

TYPE 2C
Your hair is type 2C if you have curls and waves that are coarser in texture than any other wavy hair pattern.

Curly Hair

Your hair is Type 3 if you have light to tight curls that are well defined and springy.

TYPE 3A
Your hair is type 3A if your curls have a looping "S" pattern that springs back into shape if you pull them.

TYPE 3B
Your hair is type 3B if you have smaller, more voluminous curls with a coarse, dense texture.

TYPE 3C
Your hair is type 3C if you have corkscrews that are dense, coarse, and tightly packed.

Coily Hair

Your hair is Type 4 if you have densely packed curls that range from fine to thin to wiry and coarse.

TYPE 4A
Your hair is type 4A if your curls have a tight "S" pattern with texture that ranges from wiry to fine.

TYPE 4B
Your hair is type 4B if your curls are "Z"-shaped, bending in sharp angles, and "shrink" by up to 75% of their actual length.

TYPE 4C
Your hair is type 4C if your curls are tightly kinked with less definition, almost never clump without the use of styling techniques, and "shrink" by up to 75% of their actual length.

A TIP FOR EVERY CURL TYPE

Moisturize like you mean it. Deep-condition religiously and choose shampoos and styling products that hydrate for frizz-fighting definition.

GOT COILS?

TOP CONCERNS FOR COILY HAIR

The biggest challenges for coily girls are lack of moisture and difficulty detangling.

BEST SOLUTIONS FOR COILS

Hydration is key for manageable, coily hair. Add Curl Nourish Conditioner and Butter Cream to your routine to avoid brittleness and breakage.

GOT CURLS?

TOP CONCERNS FOR CURLY HAIR

Managing frizz, curl definition, and maintaining healthy hydration are top of the list for most curly girls.

BEST SOLUTIONS FOR CURLS

Multitasking formulas like Fructis Curl Nourish Shampoo and Conditioner help fight flyaways, define curl shape, and restore shine with every wash.

GOT WAVES?

TOP CONCERNS FOR WAVY HAIR

Wavy girls want a frizz-free wave pattern that holds its shape.

BEST SOLUTIONS FOR WAVES

Fructis Curl Nourish Shampoo and Conditioner help make waves more defined while taming frizz. Fructis Style has a line of sprays, gels, and mousses to hold and control everything from perfect to beachy waves.

Curl Techniques

Plopping

Meet the no-heat solution for defined, frizz-free curls:

1) Apply Curl Nourish Butter Cream Leave-In Conditioner and Sleek & Shine Anti-Frizz Serum to damp hair.
2) “Plop” your hair onto a t-shirt.
3) Wrap the t-shirt around your hair and leave on overnight.

Pineappling

Master the “pineapple” technique to protect curls while you sleep:
1) Add Curl Nourish Butter Cream Leave-In Conditioner to curls and gather into a high ponytail.
2) Loosely tie with a fabric scrunchie.
3) In the am, instantly refresh curls with Curl Renew Reactivating Spray Milk.

L.O.C. Method

The L.O.C. Method is one of our favorite curly hair hacks for locking in moisture. The name refers to which curl treatment & styling products to use and in what order:
1) Leave-In conditioner adds moisture to curls.
2) Oil locks in hydration.
3) Cream seals it all in.