For Afro hair

Afro hair is naturally drier and tends to dry out if cleaned too often. It's best to wash Afro hair only every 1-2 weeks to preserve the natural oils. Choose a sulfate-free shampoo that gently cleanses without stripping moisture. Gently massage the shampoo into the scalp and allow it to flow down the lengths. Follow with a rich conditioner or deep conditioner to lock in moisture.

For curls

Curly hair tends to dry more quickly and develop frizz. Use a mild shampoo that is sulfate-free to avoid stripping the natural oils too much. Before you start shampooing, gently brush the hair to loosen tangles. Rinse the shampoo thoroughly, then use a leave-in conditioner or light conditioner to restore moisture. Curly hair benefits from gentle towel drying and air drying.

For European hair

Afro hair is naturally drier and tends to dry out if cleaned too often. It is best to wash Afro hair only every 1-2 weeks to preserve the natural oils. Choose a sulfate-free shampoo that gently cleanses without stripping moisture. Gently massage the shampoo into the scalp and allow it to flow down the lengths. Follow with a rich conditioner or deep conditioner to lock in moisture.

Regardless of your hair type, it's important to always use cold or lukewarm water to close the cuticle and maintain shine. Avoid using water that's too hot, as it can dry out the hair. With these personalized cleaning tips, you can ensure that your hair stays clean, healthy and well-conditioned without losing moisture.