Oil has long been considered one of the most valuable hair care secrets, especially for those with curly hair: pre-poo treatments with oil packs are indeed well known by the curly community. But one of the most interesting and lesser-known practices is oil rinsing, which with its simplicity can revolutionise the health and appearance of curly hair.

Those with wavy hair know: caring for it can require special attention. Although wavy hair is one of the various types of curly hair, it differs from 3A, 3B, 3C, 4A, 4B and 4C: it is characterised by S-shaped waves, is usually straight at the roots and then curls from mid-length down and easily loses volume and definition. This is why they sometimes tend to become frizzy, flat and lacking in tone.

Natural wavy hair has a unique appeal, but keeping it healthy and strong so that it has perfect, shiny waves can require special care. In today's article, let's take a look at the wavy hair routine, starting with washing, then moving on to styling and finally to the ideal blow-drying for wavy hair.

Hair that never seems to grow? Or thinning and weakening? Curly hair, by nature already fragile and prone to dehydration, can easily become brittle, losing elasticity, shine and definition. When they have been subjected to chemical treatments such as bleaching and colouring, or to the heat of continuous flat ironing, they become particularly brittle.

In the care of curly hair, we often talk about styling, the use of appropriate products, and the care to be taken to keep the hair healthy, shiny and strong - all important elements of a hair care routine worthy of the name. But there is one aspect that is often overlooked ...

Understanding whether curly hair is healthy, strong and resilient through the degree of elasticity? Yes, today we are talking about just that!