Eva Hair Clinic Curls Shampoo with Shea Butter & Linseed

Curly hair follows different rules

Curly hair is naturally dry — not because it produces less oil, but because the coiled shape of the strand stops natural oils travelling from the scalp down to the ends. It therefore needs a shampoo built for it, not a standard one that makes the problem worse.

Sulfate free: why it matters

Sulfates are the agents that create abundant lather, but they cleanse with more force than curly hair needs and strip away what little natural oil remains. The result is brittle, dull curls. This shampoo cleanses gently while preserving moisture.

Shea butter and linseed

• Shea butter: nourishes the strand deeply and reduces breakage and frizz.
• Linseed: well known in curly hair care for its ability to define curls and bring out their natural shape.

How to use

On thoroughly wet hair, apply the shampoo to the scalp and massage with your fingertips, not your nails. Let the lather run down the lengths as you rinse rather than scrubbing them. Rinse well, then follow with the curls conditioner.

How often

Twice a week is enough for most curly hair. Daily washing dries curls out more than it cleans them.