Which products are suitable for curly hair?

For curly hair, we primarily recommend Ocean waves, and you can also complement it with Dreamy hair for extra moisture and care for your hair. Also try our silk pillowcases to give your hair the best care, even at night. Silk helps hair retain moisture and prevents frizz, helping your curls maintain their beauty overnight.

Is the duo CGM-approved?

Yes, both products are free from sulfates, silicones, and parabens and are fully Curly Girl Method-approved.

Are FOAM shampoo bars sulfate-free?

Yes, our shampoo bars are completely sulfate-free and also free from silicones and added preservatives. FOAM is a gentle alternative to conventional shampoo and is formulated to suit even the most sensitive scalp.

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Best conditioner for curly hair: how to choose the right one

The best conditioner for curly hair is sulfate-free and silicone-free, with glycerin to retain moisture and lightweight oils to seal the cuticle. Apply to wet lengths, leave on for 3-5 minutes, and rinse with cool water for defined, soft curls.

Curly hair is naturally drier than straight hair. Its spiral shape makes it difficult for the scalp’s natural oils to travel down the lengths, and the cuticle is more prone to opening up and letting moisture escape. The right conditioner is therefore not a luxurious extra step; it’s the foundation of every curl routine.

What does curly hair need from a conditioner?

A good conditioner for curly hair should do three things: seal the cuticle after washing, add moisture and lock it in, and make hair easy to detangle without weighing down the curl pattern. It should be free from silicones (which block moisture) and sulfates.

Why a conditioner bar for curls?

A conditioner bar is concentrated and water-free, which means it contains a higher proportion of active ingredients per gram compared with liquid conditioner. FOAM’s DREAMY hair conditioner bar is formulated with glycerin to retain moisture, organic coconut oil to nourish deeply, and cetearyl alcohol (a natural fatty acid from plants) to give it a creamy, serum-like feel. Lactic acid stabilizes the pH and seals the cuticle after washing, which is essential for curl definition and shine.

How to use a conditioner bar correctly for curls

Wash with a sulfate-free shampoo bar for curly hair and rinse thoroughly.
Melt the conditioner bar between your palms and work it into wet lengths using a "praying hands" motion.
Leave on for 3-5 minutes, or longer for dry or damaged hair.
Rinse with cool water to seal the cuticle and add shine.
Scrunch the curls upward with your hands to define them. Pat dry with a microfiber towel.