Das Geheimnis strahlender Haut: Warum der African Net Sponge dein neues Must-have ist

The Secret to Radiant Skin: Why the African Net Sponge Is Your New Must-Have

Glow from Head to Toe: True self-care doesn't stop at your curls. If you're looking for a way to make your skin silky soft, prevent blemishes, and effectively remove dead skin cells, the traditiona...
Wie oft sollte ich meine Locken waschen?

How often should I wash my curly hair?

How often to wash curly hair is one of the most frequently asked questions in the curly community – and the answer is not the same for everyone.
Lockenroutine Morgen vs Abend

Curly Hair Routine Morning vs. Evening

Perfect curls in the evening – a mess in the morning. This is not imagination or a care problem. Find out what happens to your curls at night and how to prevent it with three simple products.
Haarbruch bei Locken

Hair Breakage in Curls

With proper care and gentle accessories, hair breakage can be significantly reduced.
Diffuser oder Lufttrocknen?

Diffuser or air dry?

Air drying or diffuser? One of the most frequently asked questions in the curly community. The answer depends on your hair type and technique.
Protein vs Feuchtigkeit

Protein vs Moisture

Brittle, limp, or lifeless curls? Most of the time, the balance between protein and moisture is off. Here you'll learn how to recognize the difference – and what you can do about it.
Welcher Lockentyp bin ich?

What's my curl type?

Why do some products work great for others, but not for you? Often, it's because of your curl type. Here's how to determine your type – and which products are truly right for you.
Co-Wash vs Shampoo

Co-Wash vs. Shampoo

Co-wash gently cleanses without sulfates and is ideal for very dry curls. If you don't have co-wash, don't feel guilty – a mild, sulfate-free shampoo does the same job if used correctly.
Locken im Sommer: Wie Hitze deine Locken austrocknet – und wie du sie schützt

Curls in Summer: How Heat Dries Out Your Curls – And How to Protect Them

Do your curls look like straw in the summer, even though you care for them the same way as always? Then heat is probably the reason.