Similarly, the moisturizing, shea butter-infused conditioner helps create curl groupings and reduce frizz without weighing down strands. The creamy shampoo doesn't create much lather, so it won't dry out your mane, but it still provides a deep enough clean that you aren't left with a greasy scalp. Living Proof Curl Shampoo and Conditioner ReviewĪs you could guess by the names, Living Proof's Curl Shampoo and Conditioner were both specifically designed for wavy, curly, and coily hair types, spanning from fine to thick textures. Key ingredients: Methiopeptide in the shampoo (to improve hair strength and elasticity) and shea butter in the conditioner (to help create curl groupings).

Keep in mind: The curl-enhancing effect is only temporary - at least for me - and other products may be necessary to get them to stick.What you'll love: The immediate results the shampoo's non-stripping formula and the conditioner's non-greasy texture.Perfect for: Anyone who wants to accentuate their natural waves and curls without using a hair styling product.How I tested: I've used the shampoo and conditioner set three to four times a week for six months.Living Proof Curl Shampoo and Conditioner Key Features And so far, the Living Proof Curl Shampoo and Conditioner are the only products I've found that have helped me on my journey. I've accepted that the springy strands of my childhood may be long gone, but I'm set on reviving at least some sort of curl pattern. Now that we're living in the renaissance of curly hair, though, I'm aching for the locks I had as a kid. (I mean, it was *the look* of the mid-2000s.) As I grew older, those curls loosened into gentle waves, and by the time I was a teenager, I was straightening my hair on a daily basis. When I was a toddler, I had tight, bleach-blonde ringlets just like Taylor Swift did back in her country days. There's no nugget of wisdom I relate to more than 'you don't know what you got 'til it's gone' - at least when it comes to beauty.

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