10 Best Curly Hair Products For Washing, Caring & Styling

Perfect for anyone with dry, thick, coarse or high porosity hair, co-washing cleanses and conditions curls in one step. But you can’t just use any conditioner to co-wash; you need a cleansing conditioner. That’s where the low-foam, high-moisture, intensely nourishing NutriCurls Cleansing Conditioner steps in. Made specifically for waves and curls, it rinses away impurities, yet leaves strands bouncy and hydrated from root to tip. Massage it into wet hair for one to two minutes, then rinse thoroughly. You don’t even need a follow-up conditioner; hair is clean, hydrated and ready for styling.

Pro Tip: Try not to rub hair when massaging in a cleansing conditioner, as this can cause tangles and disrupt the curl pattern. Instead, gently work it through strands in small sections. The trick is not to rush; take your time, work with your hair texture and enjoy the process.

On days when hair only needs lightweight nourishment – or if you're dealing with finer strands – NutriCurls Detangling Conditioner delivers curl definition and hydration that's wonderfully weightless. Low porosity curls will love this detangling, defrizzing conditioner, as it helps you effortlessly eke out knots, while lending the perfect balance between moisture and lightness. 

Pro Tip: Try detangling curls with a conditioner in your hair to help your comb 'slip'. But, instead of dragging your wide-tooth comb from root to tip, work through knots in small sections, starting at the very ends first. Once you've smoothed out these tangles, move a little higher up the hair shaft and repeat the detangling process. It takes time, but eventually, all curls will be knot-free and breakage will be minimized.

From straight hair to loose waves to tight curls and coils – all hair types are enhanced by ULTIMATE REPAIR Shampoo. It's a curl-friendly, color-safe formula that steps up to the task when damage is your biggest hair concern. Simply massage it into wet hair, and it will kick start the bond-rebuilding process, leaving locks prepped for the next step: ULTIMATE REPAIR Conditioner or ULTIMATE REPAIR Mask. Its luxurious lather also makes it a sensorial delight, so caring for damaged curls becomes a joy, not a chore. This is a must for textured hair craving the deepest nourishment.

Pro Tip: Team ULTIMATE REPAIR Shampoo with ULTIMATE REPAIR Conditioner for a one-two hit of nourishment that rebuilds strands from the inside out. Because both are infused with AHA to replenish hair bonds and Omega-9 to care for the outer layer, they work in tandem to repair damage, while keeping curls resilient against future stress. 

This is one of our favorite wavy hair products, but it’s also ideal for nourishing loose curls, lending a burst of lightweight moisture when you need it most. So, reach for NutriCurls Milky Waves when your type 2 or type 3 hair is calling out for instant hydration that helps to define texture. The leave-in conditioner is like a facial spritz for locks, perfect for an on-the-go boost through both damp and dry hair. It's even travel bag-friendly.

Pro Tip: Try not to scrunch product into waves or curls, as this can cause frizz. Instead, flip your head upside down and mist NutriCurls Milky Waves into lengths, then hold your upwards-facing palms flat at the ends and 'push' hair up to the scalp. Give hair a gentle squeeze at the root before releasing. Repeat for extra definition.

If you find hair gels are too crunchy for your curls, but you still want the hair definition they deliver, NutriCurls Curlixir Balm is going to transform your routine. High on nourishment and with zero crispiness, it's a good hair day in a bottle, taking down frizz to make your natural, beautiful curl shape stand out. You can even let hair air dry with this balm; finger coil it through locks to boost hair health and enhance your style in one, or 'glaze' your curls by pumping the balm into palms and using the prayer hands method. However you like to style natural curls, this moisturizing balm is a curly hair routine staple.

Pro Tip: Start with just a small amount of the balm to begin with, then layer up as needed. Remember, it's much easier to keep adding more of the balm than it is to remove excess product if hair strands become overloaded.