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A soft sleep cap that protects curls and reduces friction while you sleep.
A smoother sleep surface that reduces friction, frizz, and moisture loss overnight.
The skin-covered area where hair follicles are located.
Accumulation of oils, products, and dead skin.
The removal of dead skin cells to improve scalp health.
Manual stimulation used to increase circulation and relaxation.
A granular product used to physically exfoliate the scalp.
A leave-on treatment formulated to support scalp health.
Techniques that increase blood flow and reduce buildup to support a healthier scalp environment.
A lightweight liquid used to balance and refresh the scalp.
Compressing hair upward to encourage curl formation and remove excess water or product.
A spray that boosts grip and airy texture for a beachy feel.
Oil-producing glands attached to follicles.
The natural oil produced to lubricate hair and scalp.
A cleansing product designed to remove dirt and oil from hair.
The time a product stays stable, safe, and effective when stored and used properly.
Defining curls by coating small sections so they form neat, uniform clumps.
A coating-style finisher that boosts slip and smoothness for a sleek feel.
A natural moisturizing compound that supports hydration and barrier feel in formulas.
A targeted finisher that temporarily smooths and seals the look of rough, frayed ends.
Fraying at the ends where the protective cuticle has worn away.
Adding water and conditioner while squeezing upward to boost hydration and clumping.
Hair that grows without a visible wave or curl pattern.
A gentler cleanser formulated without harsh foaming agents.
A cleansing agent that lifts oils and dirt so they can rinse away.