Step One - Anti-frizz styling for curly hair with WAVE curl cream

How much curl cream do you needIt will depend on your hair's length and porosity. In fact, the difference between needing a little or a lot of any product often depends more on the porosity of your hair than the product itself. If your hair tends to drink up product and takes forever to dry, that is a good indication that it is porous. Take care with porous hair! WAVE curl cream feeds the cortex then seals off the cuticle so your porous hair can stop getting waterlogged.

Step Two - Anti-frizz styling for curly hair with WAVE curl cream

Work WAVE curl cream in from roots to ends, saturating hair and combing it through with a wide tooth comb. Then, taking small pieces of hair for tight curls or bigger pieces for larger loops, twist the curls around your finger. Be sure to follow the natural curl pattern so you aren't fighting the wave (curly hair usually wins that kind of battle). Also remember that great curls start with great ingredients. Argan oil, shea butter, and Pro Vitamin B5 in WAVE curl cream nourish hair, prevent breakage, moisturize, and add shine.

Step Three - Anti-frizz styling for curly hair with WAVE curl cream

Air drying is often the best option for curls, but not always the most practical one. If you want to speed up the drying process, use a diffuser on a low setting. Gently place curls into the diffuser and push towards your scalp. Resist the temptation to move the diffuser around a lot or use it to "scrunch" hair.

Before and After WAVE curl cream

Many factors come into play when deciding how to care for your curls–including diameter, density, and porosity of your hair, plus your natural curl pattern––which may change on different parts of your head. Choosing the right product for your curly hair can depend on all of this, but to keep things simple, here are the top three issues our stylists find when caring for curly hair:

1. You get more frizz. This we didn't need to tell you. Curly hair simply has more issues with humidity!
2. Your curls are thirsty. The natural oil produced by your scalp (sebum) is supposed to travel down hair to keep it moisturized and protected. The swerves and turns in curly hair, however, make that journey a long one. Sebum typically doesn't make it to the ends of curls, making curly hair feel dry.
3. You are susceptible to breakage. The S shape of curls creates irregularities in the cuticle (the outer covering of the hair shaft). This means curly hair can break more easily – especially if it is color treated.

Anti-frizz styling cream for curls

The best anti-frizz products for curly hair soothe the frayed cuticle of hair fibers. WAVE curl cream does this, but first ultra nourishing Pro Vitamin B5 heads to the cortex of the hair for moisture. Argan oil then works to lay down the frayed cuticle, providing slip for less breakage, and lowering the overall negative charge of your hair and reducing static and frizz.

Before and After WAVE curl cream

There are certain benefits like hydration and frizz control that your curly hair products should always deliver: To make the choice between curl cream and curl gel (or mousse and more) ask yourself a few quick questions:

1. Do you want to amplify volume or tame it
2. Is your hair fine, coarse, or somewhere in between
3. Do you want tighter ringlets or looser ones

If you have coarse hair, want to tame volume and prefer a looser lilt to your curls, look no further. WAVE curl cream will be just your speed.