We’re calling it: curly hair is officially the hottest hairstyle this season because it’s so low-maintenance – and less styling time = more rosé sipping time, right?
It’s also probably the easiest style to master – frizz can be tamed with afro-friendly hair serums, while waves require a simple scrunch with sea-salt spray. Even those with naturally straight hair can get in on this curly action – all it takes is a curling wand and a styling product that encourages spring.
And one curly haircare range is trumping the rest, with hundreds of women taking to social media to rave about it.
Only Curls’ range of vegan products is receiving rave reviews thanks to its incredible curl-boosting results. The range aims to encourage women to ditch their hair straighteners and chemical treatments and embrace their natural hair instead.
The range consists of a conditioner, cleanser, enhancing gel and hydrating creme, which all cost £16 each, and are so popular that they completely sold out after hitting shelves last year. Indeed, the conditioner is so popular that it’s currently out of stock and women are apparently rationing theirs in case it doesn’t come back.
On their website, the brand explain that Only Curls are on a mission to encourage curly-haired girls of all textures to ditch the chemicals, forget the straighteners and start loving their natural curls.
“We are a small London based company that are simply passionate about curly hair,” they explain. “We understand that curly hair is fragile and needs special care. All our styling products are packed with natural nourishing ingredients that penetrate and hydrate the hair, bringing curls back to life. All items are tested on our own curls (not animals) and we are confident that our products deliver gorgeous, happy, bouncy curls. Every time.”
According to FEMAIL, women have been taking to social media to share the amazing before-and-after snaps of the products’ results, hailing it life-changing and ‘the best thing they’ve ever used’ – and the results really do speak for themselves.
