Because they do not contain sulfates, silicones, dyes, MIT and salt

– Sulfate substitutes: other surfactants that are much milder and less irritating to the scalp such as betaine, ampho acetates, sulfosuccinates and isethionate

– Silicone substitutes: instead of them, the shampoo contains oligosaccharides of plant origin and Phytokeratine (proteins of natural origin), both of which condition and soften the hair lightly, achieving hydrated, nourished, loose and manageable hair.

– Salt substitute: thickener that provides a sponge texture suitable for sensitive skin formulations

The biggest difference with a regular shampoo with sulfates is the sensitization for the scalp. Sulfate shampoos have high foaming and cleansing power, and sulfate-free shampoos are less irritating for sensitive scalps.

There are already other sulfate-free shampoos on the market but they are low in viscosity, foam and washing power. Our 0% shampoo with a sponge texture and high viscosity, achieves a much softer foam, with finer and smaller air bubbles giving the sensation of creamier foam, obtaining extreme softness and cleanliness on the hair.

The most common sulfate surfactants are sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), sodium laureth sulphate (SLES), and sodium coco sulphate (SCS).

They contain mild and less irritating surfactants for all types of scalp, even sensitive ones.

If we want curly hair to be hydrated, without frizz and with a well-defined curl, other types of products that do not comply with the curly girl method should not be used, since residues could accumulate in the hair and the effectiveness of the products will not be perceived. products.

Option 1: CURLY HAIR

1st Special curl shampoo: cleans, hydrates, controls frizz and defines the curl.

2nd Special curl mask: nourishes and hydrates the hair and defines the curl.

3rd Special curl conditioner: instantly detangles and enhances the curl.

Option 2: DRY CURLY HAIR

1st Special curl shampoo: cleans, hydrates, controls frizz and defines the curl.

2nd Special curl mask: nourishes and hydrates the hair and defines the curl.

3rd Special curl conditioner: instantly detangles and enhances the curl.

4th Special serum for curls: nourishes and hydrates in depth.

Option 3: VERY DRY CURLY HAIR

1st Special curl shampoo: cleans, hydrates, controls frizz and defines the curl.

2nd Special curl mask: nourishes and hydrates the hair and defines the curl.

3rd Special curl booster: enhances the curl without weighing it down.

4th Special serum for curls: nourishes and hydrates in depth.

The curly girl line defines the natural curve of wavy, curly and afro hair.

One of the big problems with curly hair is that it tends to be dry and frizzy a lot. This is due to using hair products with sulfates, surfactants that remove dirt from the hair and take away the natural oils that are responsible for nourishing it.

As many people notice their hair is rougher, they resort to common masks and conditioners, which contain silicones. The problem with silicones is that they are insoluble in water, so they need very powerful agents, such as sulfates, to eliminate them. If we try to clean them with a sulfate-free shampoo, it will not eliminate them, but rather they will accumulate and the hair will begin to look dull and dull, with "scales" or "dandruff", without this being your problem.

No, these products are specific for curly hair, since it defines the natural curl, it does not create the curl.

Yes, since they do not change the structure of the hair, they help define the natural curl.

They are formulated with a 100% natural active ingredient derived from corn that improves curl retention, controls frizz, and improves resistance to humidity.