KeraCare is committed to offering the very best products for your curly and kinky hair. They create products that not only nourish your hair but also allow you to create stylish looks. KeraCare is the flagship brand of Avlon Industries USA, where the latest technologies are researched and the products...
KeraCare is committed to offering the very best products for...
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KeraCareCurlessence Coco Water
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KeraCareCurlessence Moisturizing Set
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KeraCareButter Cream
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KeraCare is committed to offering the very best products for your curly and kinky hair. They create products that not only nourish your hair but also allow you to create stylish looks. KeraCare is the flagship brand of Avlon Industries USA, where the latest technologies are researched and the products are designed for healthy hair and a healthy scalp, while also allowing you to create beautiful looks! ♡
What hair care products does KeraCare have?
In addition to its shampoos, conditioners, and masks, KeraCare has developed two separate lines: Natural Textures and Dry & Itchy Scalp. For your convenience, we've listed them below:
Natural Textures
KeraCare has created a unique blend of ingredients in its Natural Textures line to intensely nourish and condition your hair. These ingredients include shea butter, amla and shikakai botanicals, argan oil, and castor oil.
Dry & Itchy Scalp
This line is incredibly effective against dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, and seborrhea. This Dry & Itchy line is also good for normal scalps during dry periods, such as the winter months.
What do the numbers on KeraCare packaging mean?
They're almost impossible to miss: the numbers on KeraCare packaging. This indicates the order in which you should use the products. Here's how it works:
1: Shampoos
2: Conditioners
3: Styling and additional care products
The KeraCare Dry & Itchy Scalp is the perfect example: The hair is cleansed with the Moisturizing Shampoo (1), then cared for with the Moisturizing Conditioner (2) and finally you could use the Scalp Glossifier (3) as extra care for the scalp.
Is KeraCare Curly Girl Method-approved?
The Curly Girl Method-proof is a hair care method for naturally curly hair. This method nourishes your curls to create shiny and defined curls. It's all about avoiding certain ingredients, such as silicones, sulfates, mineral oils, waxes, etc. KeraCare also has many products that are CG-proof!
Is this your first time hearing about the "Curly Girl Method"? Or have you heard of it before but don't know the ins and outs? Don't worry, we've explained everything for you! Want to learn more about the Curly Girl Method? Then we'd love to refer you to our article: The Curly Girl Method: From A to Z.
Is KeraCare Cruelty Free?
KeraCare believes that animals shouldn't suffer for the testing of hair care ingredients, and we couldn't agree more! All KeraCare products are cruelty-free. KeraCare has the official Cruelty-Free License, which is a great thing, of course.
Is KeraCare free from harmful ingredients?
Most KeraCare products are free of harmful ingredients. KeraCare is completely free of parabens, mineral oils, and phthalates, which is a great bonus! Furthermore, most products do not contain silicones, sulfates, parabens, mineral oils, phthalates, or petrolatum. However, a few products do contain ingredients such as sulfates, silicones, paraffin, beeswax, petrolatum, or castor oil. Whether these ingredients are actually harmful to your hair is debatable. Just consider your personal goal. We'll explain two ingredients:
Silicone
Speaking of your "personal goal": do you want to protect your hair from heat tools? Then silicone is ideal for protecting your hair. Do you want to deeply nourish your hair with ingredients? Then try to avoid silicone. Silicone creates a protective layer around your hair, which protects it from heat tools. The downside is that your hair is less able to absorb ingredients.
Tip: Your hair will stay nourished if you first use a silicone-free product and then a silicone-enriched one. This prevents the nourishing product from escaping through the silicone seal. Silicone is found in the Moisturizing Conditioner and the Oil Moisturizer.
Castor oil
Before we discuss castor oil, we need to briefly delve into the theory behind oils. There are two types of oil:
- Moisturizing oils: These are oils with smaller molecules that can penetrate your hair well. This allows them to effectively hydrate your hair and scalp. Examples include coconut oil, palm kernel oil, sunflower oil, or monoi oil.
- Sealing oils: These oils have larger molecules that can't penetrate your hair. So they remain on your hair as an additional barrier. These oils don't actually moisturize your hair, but they act as a kind of barrier. So if your hair is already well-hydrated, they ensure it stays well-hydrated. Examples include argan oil, olive oil, or almond oil. Pure sealers include jojoba oil and castor oil.
As you just read, castor oil is a sealing oil. We therefore recommend that you first thoroughly moisturize your hair with a leave-in conditioner, for example. If you use castor oil on dry, unhydrated hair, it will simply cling to your hair, making it greasy. Your hair will then only become drier because it can't absorb any nourishment. Back to your personal goal: castor oil is ideal if you want to keep your hair hydrated for longer, but make sure you've properly nourished it first with a leave-in conditioner, for example.
Which KeraCare products are suitable for my hair?
KeraCare products are suitable for curl types 3A to 4C or thermally styled hair. KeraCare products are the perfect curl quencher for thirsty, dry curls in need of nourishment and hydration. KeraCare products maintain beautiful, stylish looks without damaging the strength and health of your hair or curls.
What are frequently asked questions about KeraCare?
We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions about KeraCare. Perhaps they'll be helpful!
Is KeraCare Intensive Restorative Masque a protein treatment?
The Intensive Restorative Masque isn't strictly a protein treatment, but it does contain protein: Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein PG-Propyl Silanetriol . Some find protein beneficial for their hair, especially damaged hair. However, some people with normal or protein-sensitive hair don't tolerate it as well and experience frizz or dryness. This can be a sign that your hair is getting too much protein. The mask is designed to repair damaged hair.
Is KeraCare 1st Lather Shampoo a clarifying shampoo?
A clarifying shampoo is a shampoo that deeply cleanses your hair. It removes unwanted residue from your hair and scalp. Other terms for a clarifying shampoo include detoxing shampoo, detoxifying shampoo, deep cleansing shampoo, purifying shampoo, or clarifying shampoo. The difference between a clarifying shampoo and a regular shampoo is that a regular shampoo usually provides better care for your hair, while a clarifying shampoo focuses more on cleansing.
KeraCare's 1st Lather Shampoo is a deep cleanser, also known as a clarifying shampoo. We recommend using a KeraCare Conditioner after the 1st Lather Shampoo to properly condition your hair after cleansing.
Can you use KeraCare on frizzy hair?
That is definitely possible!
Can I use KeraCare if my hair is low porosity?
If you have low porosity, it's best to use water-based products. Aqua/water will be high on the ingredients list. The water hydrates your hair without weighing it down. You can also use a light oil. KeraCare products are great if your hair is low porosity!
Can I use KeraCare on relaxed hair?
Yes, that's absolutely possible! We found a really helpful video explaining how to care for your hair with relaxed hair. You can watch the video here.
Where can I ask my question about KeraCare?
Do you have a question about any of the KeraCare products, or are you unsure about which one to choose? Feel free to contact us; we're sure we can help you find the right products for your hair! Call us during office hours or email your question to info@haarspullen.nl . We hope you enjoy shopping with KeraCare at Haarspullen.nl.