Living Proof’s new Curl Collection features haircare products targeted at curly or wavy hair. I got to try out a few products from the new range, so here’s a quick review of the line.
Curl Conditioning Wash ($26; sephora.com) is a non-lathering sulfate-free cleansing conditioner which works like a gentle shampoo. It is really gentle though, but not something I’d recommend if your hair feels gunky. If you wash your hair everyday, this might be a good one to cleanse with without stripping. My hair is a very wavy, naturally, a bit fine and frizzy that gets oily at the scalp, so I need to use a good clarifying shampoo in between. I love how smooth and sleek it leaves my hair, without weighing it down. I dint have to use much products at all to style and my hair felt more manageable. I did have to use more product than usual though, to get the really clean feel, so I might get through it sooner than usual.
Curl Enhancing Styling Mousse ($26; sephora.com) is a lightweight styling mousse that adds body and bounce to curly or wavy hair, eliminating frizz. A little bit goes a really long way since too much can weigh hair down. I just use a tiny amount, comb through on damp hair and blow dry as usual. It adds quite a lot of volume and tames the frizz. Just be sure to go light handed and I personally like the results better when used with a hair dryer as opposed to air dying.
Curl Define Styling Cream ($28; sephora.com) is my favorite product from the collection.It is similar to the Restore Styling Cream, de-tangles and softens hair. I only use the tiniest amount and it leaves hair super manageable, more relaxed and smooth. I love the scent too (the same as other products from Living Proof), it lingers on for a bit, but isn’t very bothersome. Its a fabulous product for wavy, curly or unmanageable hair. The product is silicone-free and doesn’t weigh hair down too much. If there’s one thing you would want to try from the Curl Collection, its the Curl Define Styling Cream!
Have you tried anything from the Living Proof Curl Collection?
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