Curly Hair Blog at Curl Warehouse

Introducing Curlygirlmovement Products to North America!
by Curl Warehouse
We received quite a few requests from customers for this amazing European brand, Curlygirlmovement! You can now find their entire product line in store and online at Curl Warehouse. We're excited to continue to provide our customers with the chance...
What Are The Differences Between a Foam and a Mousse?
by Curl Warehouse
If you've been hanging around the curly hair community for a while, you may have seen people talking about their favourite foams and mousses. What's the difference? Do you need both? Which one is better for your hair type? We...
Stringy Curls? Create Juicy Curl Clumps with These Tips
by Curl Warehouse
Thank you to Kelly @2bornot2bwaves for this helpful blog post about stringy clumps and what to do about them! Remember that everyone's curls are different, and while can always make some changes to your routine, your curls are yours and may...
Caring for Curly Hair When You Have a Chronic Illness or Disability
by Curl Warehouse
Thanks to Sophie for writing this guest post for our curly readers about taking care of your hair when you’re chronically ill or have a disability. If you have any additional tips based on your own experience, please let us...
The Effects of Pool Chemicals on Your Curls
by Curl Warehouse
It's heating up out there and many of us find ourselves looking forward to an afternoon at the pool. In this blog post, we will explore the effects of chlorine on your curls and provide you with tips to protect and care...
How To Choose a Washday Lineup
by Curl Warehouse
This guest post was written by Kelly. You can visit her on Instagram at @2bornot2bwaves for more great curl tips and styling advice. Thank you, Kelly, for sharing your curl wisdom! It can be one of the hardest things as...
Dry Shampoo and Other Alternatives to Washing Your Hair
by Curl Warehouse
Being able to have multi-day hair that looks good is something we all want to achieve with the least amount of effort, right?  Using a dry shampoo can help you extend your waves and curls beyond wash day.  Dry shampoo -...
Ask the Curly Community: Things I Wish I Knew Before Embracing My Natural Curls
by Curl Warehouse
We asked our community on Instagram (follow us at @curlwarehouse!) what their best advice would be for someone who is just starting out in their curly journey. They didn't let us down! Much of this advice applies to all curl...
The Benefits of Rosemary Oil in Hair Products
by Curl Warehouse
Rosemary oil has been used for centuries in traditional medicine, including as a natural remedy for hair loss and encouraging hair growth. As you might expect from the name, it is an oil extracted from the Rosemary plant. Many companies are...
The 5 Types of Frizz
by Lisa C.
Frizz is part of having curly hair. It's important to realize that while you may be able to reduce it, it's never going away! Here are 5 types of frizz you may encounter on your curly journey and suggestions for...
Tips for a Great Curly Cut
by Curl Warehouse
If you have curly hair, you know how challenging it can be to find a stylist that specializes in cutting curly or textured hair. A cut performed by someone who isn't knowledgeable in our hair type can leave your hair looking uneven...
Celebrating 20 Years of Jessicurl
by Lisa C.
This weekend we are celebrating 20 years of Jessicurl in store and online! Our blogger, Lisa, interviewed Camille Zazou, Director of Impressions at Jessicurl, about the history of the company and its products. You'll notice as part of the celebrations...
Dictionary of Curl Styling Products
by Lisa C.
There are so many styling products out there! Our list of products available at Curl Warehouse, which is big but is certainly not absolutely everything, grows all the time. Let’s take a closer look at your options to provide you...
How Many Styling Products Do I Need for a Great Hair Day? Part 2 - Stylers
by Lisa C.
If you haven't read Part 1 of this blog, please read that first! The next step in your routine after a primer can include a product for hold and/or volume. The majority of our customers are looking for long-lasting results,...
How Many Styling Products Do I Need for a Great Hair Day? Part 1 - Primers
by Lisa C.
Your Question: How Many Styling Products Do I Need to Use for Great Results?My Answer: Two.  You’ve been trying the Curly Girl / Hair Method for a while and you're struggling, or perhaps you are new to the Method.  Either...
Gift Ideas for Curly Friends, Family, and Kids
by Lisa C.
If you are starting your Black Friday or Holiday season wish list now, this blog will help you get some new ideas for curly friends or family.... Or you can pass along a copy to those friends and family so they...
The What, Why, and How of Pre-Pooing
by Lisa C.
You may have heard this odd term in the curly community before: pre-poo. Today we'll be discussing what it means and why you might want to try it out! What does "pre-poo" mean? A "pre-poo" simply means something done before...
FAQs: What is "Slip"?
by Lisa C.
I'm sure you've heard this term before: "slip". What is it and why might you want a product with it? What is slip? Slip is the feeling you get after applying a product.  If something has "great slip", it is...
What are Hair Thickening or Volumizing Products and How Do They Work?
by Lisa C.
Curlsmith recently released their new Full Body Thickening Lotion with some really exceptional reviews.  With this came the question: "How do these products work?" How Does a Volumizing Product Work? Volumizing or thickening products can work in a few ways,...
Help! My Scalp is SO Itchy!
by Lisa C.
A lot of people experience dry, itchy, flaky and irritated scalps. There’s so many reasons that it can happen, so I will try to address as many causes of itchiness and solutions as possible here.  The bottom line is that if...
What is Irish Sea Moss and Why Is It In My Hair Products?
by Lisa C.
The latest ingredient that seems to be popping up everywhere is Sea Moss, or as it is also known, Irish Sea Moss or Chondrus Crispus.  There is also two other common types you might see called Genus Gracilaria and Eucheuma...