Enriched with natural extracts, it hydrates the hair without weighing it down.

Ideal for curly, wavy, and frizzy hair.

For those who want soft, bouncy curls.

Contains 84% organic ingredients.





1. Do I apply this to wet or dry hair?





Both are possible, and honestly: it depends on your hair. Most people get the best curls by applying the cream to wet or towel-dried hair, right after showering. On dry hair, it works better for refreshing your curls in between washes. My tip? Try it a few times on wet hair and see how your curls react. Your hair will tell you naturally what feels best.

2. How much should I use, and will it make my hair greasy or heavy?





Start with less than you think; you can always add more. Does your hair feel limp or greasy after drying? Then you used too much, not too little. Distribute a small amount well between your hands and work it in from your ends upwards. Nice detail: the healthier your curls become, the less product you will need over time. So it really is a matter of finding your own balance.

3. How do I apply it correctly for the best curls?





First, distribute the cream between your palms and then work it through your lengths and ends, from bottom to top. Then gently squeeze your curls upwards towards your scalp—that’s what they call "scrunching"—to help your curls form nicely. After that, leave your hair alone: air dry or use a diffuser on a low setting. The less you touch it while drying, the less frizz you'll have. Patience is truly your best friend here.

4. What is the difference from a gel, and can I combine them?






Good question. A cream like this nourishes your hair and provides a soft, natural curl, but has a lighter hold. A gel provides more hold and a longer "cast," that crunchy layer that keeps frizz at bay. Do you want loose, soft curls? Then the cream on its own is enough. Do you want your curls to stay perfectly in place all day? Then apply a gel after the cream. They actually work well together; the cream nourishes, the gel sets.

5. Does this cream really help against frizz?






Yes, that is exactly what a curl cream is good at: it smooths the hair cuticles and retains moisture, keeping your curls calmer and more defined. But honestly, frizz depends on more than just one product: it also depends on how dry your hair is and how carefully you dry it. Do you still have frizz after drying? Then you often used just a little too little, or your hair might need some more hydration. Not rubbing with your towel, but patting it dry also makes a huge difference.