Silky Curl

Silky Curl is all natural ingredients you and your body can identify. Apply to wet hair for soft moisturized curls. Luxurious, all-natural curl-defining cream designed to deeply moisturize, define curls, and promote healthy hair growth. This curl cream is ideal for all curl types, leaving hair soft, bouncy, and well-defined!

• Coconut Oil – Nourishes and strengthens hair, reducing breakage.
• Shea Butter – Provides intense moisture and helps define curls.
• Aloe Vera Gel – Hydrates, soothes the scalp, and enhances curl definition.
• Rosemary Oil – Stimulates hair growth and improves scalp circulation.
• Peppermint Oil – Refreshes the scalp and promotes healthy hair follicles.
• Manuka Oil – Offers antibacterial benefits and supports scalp health.
• Eucalyptus Oil – Helps reduce dandruff and adds a fresh scent.
• understanding curly hair

Curly hair, despite its beautiful appearance, is more susceptible to breakage due to its unique structure and inherent characteristics

Here's why curly hair tends to break easily:

• Structure of the hair shaft: Curly hair strands are not uniform in thickness and have bends and twists along their length. These curves create weaker points where the cuticle layers, which are like shingles on a roof, can be raised or ruffled, making the hair more vulnerable to damage and moisture loss. When the cuticle is raised, the inner cortex, responsible for the hair's strength and elasticity, becomes exposed and susceptible to damage.
• Reduced elasticity: While curly hair might appear springy, it can be less elastic than straight hair, meaning it has a lower ability to stretch and return to its original shape without breaking. This can be due to dryness or damage to the cuticle and cortex. Hair with low elasticity is brittle and snaps easily when stretched.
• Difficulty in oil distribution: The natural oils (sebum) produced by the scalp have difficulty traveling down the twists and turns of curly hair strands, leading to dryness, especially at the ends. Dry hair is more brittle and prone to breakage.
• Porosity: Many curly hair types are more porous, meaning they absorb moisture quickly but also lose it just as fast. This can make the hair more susceptible to frizz and tangling, which can lead to breakage if not handled gently.
• Mechanical stress: Curly hair requires specific care to detangle and style. Aggressive brushing or detangling, especially on dry hair, can create friction and micro-abrasions on the cuticle, leading to breakage. Tight hairstyles can also put stress on the hair follicles and cause breakage.
• Environmental factors: Humidity can significantly affect curly hair. When exposed to high humidity, the hair absorbs excess moisture, causing the hair fibers to swell and disrupting the natural curl pattern, leading to frizz and potential damage.

In summary, the combination of the unique structure of curly hair, its tendency towards dryness, and its vulnerability to various forms of damage (both mechanical and environmental) makes it more prone to breakage compared to other hair types.