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Curls & Texture
The curl exists but the pattern breaks up, with frizz on top and straighter parts underneath. By evening, definition drops and it becomes easier to tie the hair back.
Curls don't need effort — they need calm and the right moisture.
The more you touch, comb, and adjust a curl throughout the day, the faster it loses its shape — that's the real mistake, not dryness or weather. The pattern holds longest when hair is simply left alone.
Care goals
- Bring out the curl pattern
- Hold moisture
- Calm the frizz
- Keep volume at the roots
What to do at home
Curls need water and a layer that holds it in place. Apply leave-in on wet hair so the curl can form itself. Diffuse on medium heat or air dry, then avoid touching during drying.
What to avoid
- Brushing curls dry
- Blow-drying without a diffuser
- Rubbing hair with a towel
For curl that loses its pattern I keep this trio: cleanse, mask, then leave-in on wet hair so the shape can form.
Salon care at home
In the order I build the careItem 01Shampoo
Curl Defining Shampoo
Curl shampoo: shape support starts in the wash. 250 ml.250 ml
Item 02Mask
Curl Defining Mask
Curl mask with Oxilamine®: elasticity and shape weight. 200 ml.200 ml
Item 03Leave-in
Curl Definer Leave-In
Creamy leave-in: curl definition and anti-frizz on damp lengths.150 ml