6 New Curl Products Your Crowning Glory Will Love

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If you’ve been blessed with curls, you’ve probably got a few tabs open titled “the best curl products 2022” to help narrow your search. There are a gazillion gels, serums, and oils on the market RN, and it can be kinda overwhelming to find ones that actually work for you. Don’t fret, as while the hair care industry’s bubbling with new products, we’ve curated a list of our tried-and-tested faves. Whether you have curly, coily, or kinky locks, there’s a formula you’ll love and enjoy on this list.

1. For Long-Lasting Moisture: Carol’s Daughter Wash Day Delight Cream Serum Hair Moisturizer Aloe, $12

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Don’t let its lightweight texture fool you, this cream is jam-packed with hair-loving ingredients like aloe and glycerin to offer up intense hydration, adding definition and bounce to your curls. The formula glides through your locks, making detangling six times easier. We love it as it doesn’t add a crunch to your locks but provides just the right amount of slip, simplifying your wash routine by miles. Can we get a hallelujah?

2. For Subtle Shine: Vernon François Pure~Fro Hold and Shine Serum, $15

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Designed to get your kinks and coils living their best lives, this rich serum mixes botanical oils to boost moisture, radiance, and hold with refreshing citrus notes of grapefruit and ginseng. Among its strand-saving saviors lie the detangling daikon seed to give hair a delicate slip, vitamin A, E, and apricot kernel oil, repairing Tamanu oil, and finally, sun-shielding Mongongo oil – #Wow.

3. For Sun-Safety: Ouidad Advanced Climate Control Heat & Humidity Gel, $26

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Loaded with sericin, a silk-derived protein, as well as OUIDAD’s anti-frizz nanotechnology, this humidity gel will add definition to your curls by sealing in moisture and locking out humidity. Plus, it’s infused with a UV filter to keep environmental aggressors at bay. In short: it’s a must-have styler for curls.

4. For Scalp Detox: Bread Beauty Supply Scalp-Serum Cooling Greens, $28

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This pastel green formula is enriched with gentle exfoliants, including mandelic acid and eucalyptol, to purify your scalp with the most addictive cooling sensation. The dewy-textured serum is also infused with chinaberry extract, which helps neutralize damaging free radicals that lead to hair breakage and oxidative stress. Part cooling, soothing, and anti-itch, it’s the ultimate scalp reset – we’re obsessed.

5. For Renewed Curls: NOU Moisture Mask, For Curly & Coily Hair, $7

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Bookmark the NOU Moisture Mask, For Curly & Coily Hair, $7, for dry days, as it combines the hair-lovin’ magic of shea butter and coconut oil, AKA two of the most nourishing ingredients on the planet. These hydrating haircare saviors are bursting with fatty acids and omegas that restore split ends and save dry, damaged curls. Apply generously to damp hair from root to tip: its formula will reintroduce softness, shine, and life into your curls like never before.

6. For a Protein Boost: Not Your Mother’s Rice Water and Himalayan Moringa Strength & Resilience Shampoo, $8

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While this feels like a throwback to our rice-water DIY days, this shampoo simplifies the process with a ready-mixed rice-water formula. The rich blend of protein-rich rice water and Himalayan moringa work together to gently cleanse, strengthen, and add shine to curly, coils, and bouncy ringlets alike. Oh, and for you pre-poo pros, it lathers into the creamiest formula and smells divine.

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