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Making sure your curls are well moisturized can be a constant struggle. The market is awash in products that promise to give you the well hydrated curls of your dreams but not all products are made equal. Here are some more favorite products you need for moisturized curls.
Shea Moisture Coconut and Hibiscus Moisture Mist
This spray in mist uses coconut oil and hibiscus extract to safely moisturize color and chemical treated strands.
Kinky Curly Knot Today Leave-In Conditioner
Knots and tangles don’t stand a chance against this creamy, super moisturizing leave-in conditioner. It creates the right amount of slip to help manage all your snarls.
Josie Maran Whipped Argan Oil
So while this product is actually a body lotion, it easily doubles as a moisturizing treatment for overly dry curls. We wouldn’t recommend this for our curly girls with fine strands. It’s more for those with heavier strands.
Castor oil
Straight up castor oil can work wonders for dry strands. It helps to provide dry scalps with the natural oils they might be missing and helps repair damaged ends so your curls can grow longer.
Eden BodyWorks Coconut Shea Leave-In Conditioner
This product works to penetrate deeply into your curls cortex. The shea butter blend infuses even the most dry strands with a boost of much needed moisture.
Drybar Mr. Incredible Leave-In Conditioner
Are you addicted to your heat styling tools? No judgment from us, but we do want you to protect those delicate strands. If you can’t toss your curling or flat iron, consider adding this heat protecting leave-in conditioner to your curl care regime.
Hawaiian Silky 14-in-1 Apple Cider Vinegar
If your curls are coated in build up, it won’t matter what type of moisturizing treatment you use. This Apple Cider Vinegar mix will safely remove build up from your strands, comforts overly dry scalps, and uses the black castor oil to encourage growth.