Collection: Curly Hair

Curls, waves, coils - no matter your texture, without the right products, you can end up fighting frizz, dryness and tangles. We've pulled together the best salon-grade shampoos, conditioners, treatments and styling products that actually work for curly and textured hair. No supermarket stuff here - just professional formulas that respect your curls and bring out their best shape.

Give Your Curls the Care They Deserve

Curls have a mind of their own - and we’re here for it.

Whether you’re rocking soft waves, bouncy ringlets, or tight coils, one thing’s for sure: curly hair needs a little extra love. From frizz control to deep hydration, the right products make all the difference between “meh” hair and a crown of curls you actually love styling.

Why Curls Need Extra TLC

Curly hair naturally leans dry. Each twist and bend makes it harder for natural oils to travel from your scalp down the strand, which is why curls often feel frizzier or more brittle than straight hair.

Add NZ’s weather into the mix, and your hair might swing from dry and fluffy to flat and greasy in a single week!

That’s why curls need targeted care: gentle cleansing, plenty of hydration, and styling products that enhance, not fight against, your natural texture.

What You'll Find in Our Range

✨ Curl-safe shampoos - sulphate-free cleansers that won’t strip away natural oils.

✨ Moisture-rich conditioners & masks - detangle, hydrate and soften.

✨ Curl creams & leave-ins - define and control without crunch.

✨ Gels, foams & styling sprays - for hold, bounce and all-day definition.

✨ Scalp & treatment products – because a healthy scalp = healthy curls.

We stock trusted salon brands like Davroe, De Lorenzo, Jeval, Wella, Matrix, Redken, Pureology, and Moroccanoil - all at up to 50% off normal retail prices.

What’s the best shampoo for curly hair?

A gentle, sulphate-free shampoo is best. It cleanses without stripping away the natural oils curls need to stay hydrated and defined.

How often should I wash curly hair?

Most curly hair types do best with 1–3 washes per week. Over-washing can strip moisture, so listen to your hair’s needs.

Do I need sulphate-free products for curls?

Going sulphate-free definitely has some perks! Sulphate-free formulas are much gentler and help maintain moisture, making them a must for curly, coily or textured hair.

What’s the difference between curl cream and gel?

Curl cream hydrates and defines, while gel locks in hold and reduces frizz. Many people use both - cream first, gel second - for long-lasting curls.

How do I stop frizz in curly hair?

Use hydrating products, avoid rough towel-drying, and finish with a curl cream or serum that seals the cuticle and locks in moisture.

Collection: Curly Hair

Give Your Curls the Care They Deserve

Why Curls Need Extra TLC

What You'll Find in Our Range

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