Curls need a particularly balanced cleansing as they are often drier and more sensitive. A curl shampoo cleanses gently without stripping the curly mane of too much moisture. This keeps the natural structure supple, reduces frizz and allows the curls to be better defined.

Curl Shampoo is suitable for wavy, curly and frizzy curls. Depending on the formulation, it can have a soothing effect on the scalp, moisturize or cleanse particularly mildly. The key is to choose a shampoo that suits the needs of your curly mane and supports the natural structure of your curls.

Use curl shampoo as often as necessary, but as rarely as possible. As a guideline, many curly-haired people clean their curly mane around 2-6 times a month. However, every curly head is different, so it's worth finding the right rhythm. If you wash more frequently, for example after sport, only use a little shampoo and concentrate on the scalp and roots so that the ends don't dry out.

A well-formulated curl shampoo cleanses gently and helps to preserve the natural moisture of the curly mane. Many variants do not contain aggressive ingredients and support gentle cleansing. It is important to treat the curls with conditioner or a mask after washing to keep them supple and defined.

A curl shampoo cleanses more thoroughly and removes excess oil and styling residue from the scalp. A co-wash is a particularly mild alternative to cleansing with conditioner, which primarily moisturizes and gently cares for the curly mane.

Co-wash is often recommended, but is not suitable for all curl types. For many European curls in particular, co-wash can weigh the curls down, causing them to lose bounce and appear flat more quickly. In some cases, the curls may also appear greasy or less fresh.

Co-Wash is particularly suitable for very strong, pronounced curls or curl types that tend towards afro curls. This curl structure often requires more moisture and is less likely to become weighed down. Many curly heads combine shampoo and co-wash depending on the needs of their curls.

Start your routine with Curl Shampoo and focus primarily on the scalp. The gentle foam also cleanses the lengths sufficiently when rinsing. You can then use a mask or conditioner, followed by leave-in and a styling product such as gel or mousse to ensure that the curls are optimally nourished and defined.