Curly Hair Shampoo - Sulphate-Free & Curl-Friendly
Shop curly hair shampoo for a clean, fresh start without the dryness. From gentle sulphate-free cleansers to co-washes and clarifying shampoos, this collection helps tackle frizz, build-up, and curls that feel limp or weighed down while keeping your hair soft, hydrated and defined. Explore the range to find your perfect wash-day match.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Only Curls shampoo different from a regular shampoo?
Our Curl Cleanser is sulfate-free, which means it gently cleanses without stripping the natural oils your curls need to stay hydrated and defined. Traditional shampoos often contain harsh sulfates that can leave curly hair dry, frizzy and prone to breakage.
Is your shampoo suitable for coloured or tinted hair?
Yes! Our sulfate-free Curl Cleanser is gentle on colour-treated hair. sulfates are one of the main culprits for stripping hair colour, so switching to our cleanser can actually help your colour last longer while keeping your curls in great condition.
How often should I wash my curly hair?
Curly hair generally doesn't need washing as frequently as straight hair. Most curlies wash 2–3 times a week, though this varies. Coily hair can go longer. Between washes, our Refresh Spray is brilliant for reviving curls.
Is the shampoo safe to use during pregnancy?
Our products are free from sulfates, parabens and silicones. However, we always recommend checking the ingredient list with your GP or midwife if you have any specific concerns during pregnancy. Our fragrance-free range is also available for those who are particularly sensitive.
My hair feels greasy after washing. Am I using too much product?
If your hair feels heavy or greasy, it is usually a sign that a little too much product was used in the styling step. Start with a small amount of curl creme and build up from there, as this is our most hydrating product. Our curl gel is lighter, so you can be a bit more generous with that one. Also make sure you are applying styling products to very wet hair, as this helps them distribute evenly and prevents that heavy feeling.