Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Top cleansers for 4C Afro coily hair



Hair grows best on a clean scalp, therefore cleaning the hair on a frequent basis is important to the health of your hair.




Those with coily curly hair should stay away from cleansers which dry the hair out. Stay away from sulfates and alcohols, as they dry and tangle coily curly hair. When you get ready to purchase your cleansers look for non sulfate shampoos, conditioning cleansers or co wash products.


IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THAT LONG TERM USE OF SULFATES LEADS TO HAIR LOSS

Here are some cleansers that perform well on Afro coily hair. These cleansers leave the hair clean without creating excess tangles during the wash session.

Shea Moisture curl & shine shampoo
  • A non sulfate shampoo
  • Delivers a rich lather
  • Cleanses good in one lathers if you like
  • Lasts a long time
  • Leaves your hair soft and does not tangle the hair




Shea Moisture Moisture Retention Shampoo
  • Contains no sulfates
  • Rich thick lather
  • Product lasts a long time
  • Strengthens damaged  hair 
  • Helps very dry hair

 

Shea Moisture black soap shampoo
  • Use only when you need a deep cleansing (once per month)
  • Cleanses in one lather if needed
  • Deep cleanses really good without tangling the hair
  • Great clarifying shampoo 

 


Lisa Rachel conditioning cleanser
  • Non sulfate cleanser
  • Cleans and conditions in one step
  • Leaves your hair soft and easy to untangle
  • Comes with a pump so it is easy to use in the shower
  • A little goes a long way
  • PH balance of 4  



As I am Curl Clarity Shampoo
  • PH 5.5
  • Sulfate free
  • Safe for color treated hair
  • Removes buildup gently

 

As I am Coconut Co Wash
  • PH 5.5
  • Adds moisture to the hair
  • Makes detangling a breeze
  • Eliminates DHT from the scalp
  • Great for those dealing with hair loss

 

Eden Bodyworks Cleansing CoWash
  • A moisturizing cleansing conditioner
  • Gently cleans hair
  • All natural
  • Sulfate free 




Whichever product you choose to use be sure it is formulated to clean the hair. Conditioners are not made to clean the hair, unless it says cleansing conditioner on the product.

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