Best Grooming Routine for Textured Hair: Curl Cream, Shampoo & More
A Simple System That Works for Wavy, Curly, and Coarse Hair
Textured hair needs a different approach. More moisture, less heat. Better products, not more of them.
If you’ve got waves, curls, or coarse hair — and you’re tired of fluff, frizz, or flatness — this is your straightforward routine. Designed by a barber, tested in Byron Bay, and built around real texture.
Step 1: Cleanse (2–3x/week)
Most shampoos strip textured hair. That’s why your curls feel dry and shapeless. You need a cleanser that removes buildup without killing moisture.
Try: Fry’s Tide Break Curl Shampoo – gentle, no sulfates, curl-safe
Step 2: Condition (Every wash)
Hydration is everything. Conditioner softens the cuticle, reduces frizz, and gives you natural movement. Apply mid-lengths to ends and leave it in for 2–3 minutes.
Try: Fry’s Undertow Volume Conditioner or Coil Calm Curl Conditioner
Step 3: Towel Right
Pat dry with a microfiber towel or old T-shirt. No rubbing. Keep some moisture in — that’s your styling base.
Step 4: Apply Curl Cream (While Damp)
Rake a small amount of curl cream through your hair from root to tip. Scrunch it in for shape.
Try: Break Line Daily Curl Cream – adds definition without crunch
Step 5: Let It Set
Air dry or diffuse on low heat. Don’t touch it until dry — that’s when curls hold their shape.
Optional Add-ons
Boost Powder at the roots if you want more volume
Grooming Spray to refresh between washes
Beard Wash if you’re textured all over
Weekly Reset Routine
Deep cleanse
Exfoliate the scalp (with fingertips)
Clay mask for skin + beard line
Hydrate and reset
Use: Bay Clay enzyme mask 2x/week for clear skin & scalp
Final Word
Textured hair doesn’t need taming. It needs support — products that bring out the best of what you’ve already got. This isn’t about control. It’s about confidence.
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