Curly Dictionary

Radical haircut to start from scratch with the method.

Fabric that we use, as a cover, to protect the curl while we sleep.

Hardness that the gel leaves on the hair after being applied and completely dry.

Monthly shampoo to remove residue. It has stronger cleansing agents than a low-poo shampoo and thoroughly cleanses the scalp.

Strands of hair that group together to form more voluminous curls.

Washing technique that replaces shampoo with conditioner.

Deep hydration treatment.

Wash your hair for the last time before starting the method with a shampoo that contains sulfates but is silicone-free.

Leave-in conditioner.

It stands for L (leave in) O (oil) C (Cream). The technique consists of applying these three products in this order.

Sulfate-free shampoo that provides a gentle wash ideal for everyday use.

Drying technique. This involves placing a towel on your hair once it's been styled. This will help maintain the curl's shape and reduce drying time.

Treatments applied before washing your hair. On dry hair, apply hair oil or a mask from the ends to the roots and then proceed directly to washing.

Technique that consists of pressing the hair from ends to roots with the gel already applied.

Definition technique that consists of applying more fixing product (gel, mousse or cream) when the hair is 50% dry.

It's the change your hair goes through from the moment you start using the curly method until you can get the most out of your curls.