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Taking care of your curly crown needs knowledge, patience and above all, a consistent routine. Initially, everyday feels like a quest for finding the right products for your hair type that will help add definition to your curl an, make them frizz-free. Though there are a lot of products available but if you’re searching for products that are 100% natural and free from sulfates and silicones, then you’ve come just to the right place. We’ve rounded up some of the best hair care products that are perfect for daily use.

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Co-wash, or the practice of cleansing your hair with conditioner only, is slowly gaining ground among those with curly or extremely dry hair predominantly. The method involves skipping shampoo and rinsing your hair – and your scalp – with a good silicone-free conditioner or a co-wash that’s specifically designed to do this.

There are several ways in which adding a co-wash to your haircare routine can be a true game-changer.

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Haircare is perceived to be an expensive thing in your personal care routine and we are here to bust that myth. In face even the most expensive products on our site can be used for such a long duration that you will find yourself getting great value for the money. But to begin with, if your budget is limited to under INR 1000 for a treat for your hair, here are our top recommendations.

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Advantages of a co-wash

There are three reasons why you should use a co-wash.

It helps maintain moisture. Regular shampoo works by over-stripping the hair of its natural oils. Co-washing helps reduce dry and frizzy curls. This is especially good in the monsoons. The scalp's natural oils have the chance to condition the scalp and hair. Using a co-wash helps that instead of removing oil from it. It can be used as a leave-in as well, to style and protect your hair.

How many times in a week can one use a co-wash

You can co-wash your hair every day, depending on your hair type. By co-washing, every day can build up a very oily scalp. To avoid this, it's better to shampoo once or twice a week and co-wash whenever you feel like it's too dry and puffy. Several  people co-wash every day as they hit the gym or an exercise routine, but often go back to 3 to 4 times a week, which is sufficient.

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It’s getting increasingly imperative day by day to ensure that we lower our impact on the earth and keep an eye on the amount of waste that we produce. While we are working on ways to reduce our footprint further, both at the manufacturing plant and at the packaging level, we’re happy to announce that we recently launched Manetain’s recycle policy and need your help to participate in it. This is to ensure that we can control wastage and reuse some of the materials that can be upcycled to new products for them to get a second life.

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How to Protect Curls

Hi, Curlies! How is your CG journey coming along? And, now that you’ve found the path to achieving gorgeous, natural curls, we’ve jotted down a few pointers for you to maintain and handle your precious curls during the course of your daily lives!

1. Sleeping with curls:

You’ve slayed the day and your curls stayed intact! But it’s time to hit the sack and you’re wondering how to preserve them without having to wake up to a head full of frizz. Worry not, we’re here to help.

Here is a list of quick tips to keep your curls in place overnight:

The Pineapple – This method is as delightful as the fruit itself and even works as a curly hairdo! Simply flip your dry hair over and secure it into a very high yet loose ponytail with a satin or fabric scrunchie to avoid breakage. If your hair is too short to gather into one ponytail, simply make multiple pineapples by segmenting your hair. After a night of good rest, simply undo the ponytail and refresh with a spray of water or curl refresher to prep them for the day ahead.

Satin to the rescue – If you’re uncomfortable with tying up your curls and prefer letting them down, simply swap your cotton pillowcase for a satin or silk one. You could also use a satin bonnet or scarf to ‘contain’ your curls to wake up to bouncy curls sans unwanted frizz. Check out brands like Hairlove and Manetain for satin and silk products that help you on the CG journey.

T-shirt turban – If you don’t have a silk bonnet at hand, simply DIY with a T-shirt. Gather your curls upwards, place the tee at the nape of your neck and pin over your forehead. Tie the sleeves into a loose knot to nest your curls for the night.

Braid Up – Braiding your hair before bed is a good way to keep your hair intact. Opt for a double or single French braid, but you could also try mini braids by parting your hair into 6-8 sections and braiding them individually. Too lazy to braid? Simply section your hair and further section into two and twist and secure with a fabric scrunchie. Undo the braids when you wake for a lovely natural curl pattern. (P. S. If you’re a wavie, braiding gives you tighter curls and for curlies with kinkier curls, braids elongate the curl pattern)

Plop It – Another common night time routine for curlies is plopping. Apply a styling curl cream or mousse and flip hair onto a microfibre towel or tee laid down. Tie a knot behind your head to secure your curls in place.

Read more from original source - https://letscurlup.com/blogs/haircareblog/how-to-protect-curls

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