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First, let's find out your hair type

Are you not sure about your hair type? Here's a chart that helps you figure it out. Do our hair quiz to help you even better! Our products are formulated for all hair types. Wait, is that even possible? Doesn't type 4 hair need way heavier products than type 2? No, it's all about balance, moisture and protein. We carefully selected our natural ingredients and tested them on all hair types to make sure they work on everyone, as we don't want to exclude anyone. We take care of all beautiful hair structures, including yours.

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Did you know that with the right products (and avoiding harmful ingredients) you might found out that your hair type is not what you thought all these years. We have many succes stories from customers that use our products and went from a straight 1 to a wavy type 2a hair or perhaps from 3b to 3c. What's the secret? The curly girl method. Read further below! 

Hair type chart. Find out what your hair type is.
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What is the curly girl method?

The curly girl method starts with the hair products you’re using and making sure your avoiding things that are damaging or drying for your hair.  It's here to help people with wavy/curly hair to find their hair’s true texture and maximize their natural pattern. Basically, it’s re-training both yourself on what your hair actually needs! 

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What to avoid? 

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Harsh Sulfates

A sulfate is a cleansing agent and surfactant that can be found in household cleaners, detergents and shampoos. The two biggies that many shampoos contain are Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) and Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES). These and other sulfates create the lathering effect that removes dirt and oil from your hair and scalp. Sounds great, but these harsh sulfates can disrupt the moisture/protein balance by stripping the hair of it’s natural oils. Long-term daily use of a sulfate shampoo can create dry, frizzy and undefined hair.

 

Parabens

Parabens are added to Haircare products to promote hair growth but are known to disrupt hormone function, an effect that is linked to increased risk of breast cancer and reproductive toxicity. Yikes!

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Silicones

Silicones are polymers that are meant to provide slip and shine while taming frizz. Wonderful, right? Unfortunately, these silicones can build up on the hair over time and create a residue barrier, which blocks moisture from reaching the hair shaft. The only way to remove silicones is with a sulfate shampoo, which shows below that's not an option. Endless cycle begins and no moisture/protein balance can be achieved.

Mineral Oils
Mineral oils are not water-soluble. They are difficult to remove from the hair without using harsh sulfates. The CG Method advocates for gentle cleansing routines with a deep cleanse only once a month so using mineral oils can lead to severe buildup on the hair and scalp. Over time, mineral oils can accumulate on the hair and scalp, leading to a heavy, greasy feeling. This buildup can also clog hair follicles, potentially hindering hair growth and leading to scalp issues.

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How can I check if a product is CG approved?

You can simply click here and paste the ingredient list of the product you're trying to analyse. In a few seconds you'll find out if the product is CG approved!

Doesn't your Clarifying Shampoo bar contains Sulfate?

This is a natural ingredient that's a gentle sulfate delivered from Coconut. We chose this ingredient as it's the only natural ingredient that can deep cleanse your hair to remove buildup without causing dryness. All other deep cleansing ingredients like the chemical Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate (which is considered CG proof but actually is harmful), SLS and SLES could be causing severe dryness, itch and irritation. Even when only using as final wash.

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