The postpartum period brings a host of changes to your body, including your hair. Many new mothers notice their hair goes through significant changes, particularly if they have naturally curly hair. Postpartum shedding, dryness, or changes in curl pattern are all common experiences. But the good news is that with the right products and hair care routine, you can revive and nourish your curls.
Curly hair comes with its own set of unique challenges and misconceptions. Let's debunk some common myths and shed light on the best practices for maintaining healthy, beautiful curls.
Frizz and textured hair go hand in hand, and we all know the struggles with frizz that can impact wash day and beyond. Trying to find the right frizz-taming products for our curls can be a challenge, but with Only Curls, your search may be over.
Hair density and porosity are two curly terms that can be confusing when you’re first starting out. We’ve looked at hair density, so now it’s time to figure out hair porosity. Our unique hair porosity often determines which products you should be using and how to style your curls most effectively. Like hair density, there’s also 3 types of hair porosity - low, medium, and high.
Navigating the world of curly hair can be overwhelming with all the new terminology. Among the most important terms you'll encounter are “Density” and “Porosity.” But what do these mean for your curls, and how do they impact your hair care routine?
Curly hair can sometimes feel like a world of its own, complete with its unique jargon. To help you navigate the curly hair journey, we've compiled a comprehensive glossary of essential terms. Whether you're new to the curly hair game or a seasoned curl enthusiast, this guide will demystify the curly lingo and enhance your hair care routine.
So you’ve taken the plunge and started a new curly hair routine to embrace your natural texture, but your results aren’t quite what you expected. If anything, your hair looks worse! What went wrong? Most of us with curly hair have experienced the Curly Transition Phase when we first started embracing our natural curls. Here’s what you can do to make this phase smoother.
Do you have curly hair and are thinking about your next haircut? If so, you might be wondering whether you need to see a "curl specialist." While it's not a necessity, choosing the right hairdresser can make all the difference for your curls. Here's what you need to know to ensure you get the best curly hair cut possible.
We all want to know how to have the most luscious locks, and healthy hair growth is a big part of this. What are some simple tips you can try at home to help your hair grow healthy and beautiful?
Have you ever wondered if your hair might actually be wavy or curly instead of straight? Here are 5 signs you might have waves or curls, and see how following a curly routine may benefit your hair.
Curls are beautifully unique and they need to be treated differently to straight hair. Traditional salons may not have been specifically trained in how to cut curls and a haircut can make or break your curls. A Curl Specialist Hairdresser has been trained to take care of your gorgeous curls to ensure you get the best results!
Purple shampoo and conditioners are designed to counteract unwanted tones in blonde and silver hair. Other purple shampoos and conditioners on the market have not been developed for the specific needs of curly hair. We’ve created a product that not only works to maintain your colour, it also includes both moisture and protein to keep your curls hydrated and healthy.
