What do Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Ariana Grande, Sarah Jessica Parker, or Vanessa Hudgens have in common? You may be thinking it right, but yes all of them have curly hair. It is being said that 11% or approximately 1 out of 10 women on earth has curly hair. In this post are amazing tips and tricks for curly hair.

Yes, you read that right. Curly hair tends to be under moisturized, and shampooing often makes it more frizzy and prone to breakage. Rather than shampooing every day, use conditioner instead. But if you’re not comfortable with skipping the shampoo, you can use Bernard Evans Deep Cleaning and Conditioning Shampoo for Permed Hair which is specially formulated to keep your tresses moisturized without feeling too greasy.

Unlike straight hair, your curly hair tends to get more frizzy when it has already dried, making it more prone to damage. The best way to style your hair is to apply hair products while it is still soaking wet, then using a wide-toothed comb or just your fingers to style it.

It is necessary to use a wide-toothed comb instead of your regular hair brush when combing through your hair, especially when it is dry. This prevents hair from getting tangled and then breaking.

Cotton pillowcases tend to create friction with your hair, making it more frizzy and dry. However, satin sheets allow your hair to slide reducing the risk of damage.

This adds moisture to your hair while making it shinier and bouncier. This gives more life to your curls, making them look more radiant.

Curly hair looks totally different when it’s wet and when it’s dry. For starters, wet hair tends to look longer than when it is dry. So to avoid unwanted hairstyle accidents, get a dry cut instead.

Don’t ever towel dry your hair. Rubbing your hair with the towel creates more frizz than you ever wanted. Also, do not wrap your hair with a towel. Instead, use a t-shirt as this will absorb less of the moisture in your hair.

Remember to always put deep conditioner on your hair before putting it up in a ponytail (or not) and working out. One of the causes for dry hair is sweat + humidity. Don’t allow your exercise regimen to ruin your hair. After your work out, you can simply rinse your hair.

You need to leave some of the conditioners in your hair because, as I said, curly hair is prone to dryness and frizz. You can never have too much moisture in your hair.

You can either use this before you take your shower as a natural conditioner, or even throughout the day when you feel your hair is getting dry. Natural products are always the best option for any type of hair as they do not contain any chemicals that may eventually harm your tresses.