This New Allergen-Free Collection Nourishes Breaking, Dry Curls By Gerilyn Hayes

Curls, irrespective of pattern or texture, will experience dryness. This is a fact of curl life.

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Whether you live in a humid environment, coat your hair strands in leave-in regularly, or

refresh your curls throughout the day, you will experience a crunch, a crackle, a rough-to-the-touch curly hair day.

What if you could eliminate this curly hair phenomenon with three natural oils that nourish dry curly hair?

Woman-owned CurlyCoilyTresses empowers curlies of every creed, gender, and age with a collection of allergen-free products that you are certain to rave about.

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Enterprising creator and founder Angela Fields is bestowing her love for clean, natural living onto us by offering a collection with standout ingredients:

• Babassu Oil - Primitive Outpost blogger and researcher Paul Koutras praises babassu by saying, "Because it is absorbed quickly, it won't leave a thick greasy film which is a huge bonus. In addition to moisturizing the scalp, Babassu is perfect for combating [dandruff]. The anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties are perfect tools to help keep these issues at bay." These attributes make the CurlyCoilyTresses Nourish Treatment the perfect choice for sensitive scalps that need pH-balance and moisture, to keep flakes at bay.
• Cupuacu Butter – There a good reasons why cupuacu butter should be intergrated into your curl regiment: it works wonders for dry hair! Don't just take our word for it. Writer and researcher Janelle Sands praises the benefits of cupuacu butter. She states, "Cupuacu butter has rushed to our aid at just the right time. With the winter chills gliding in this season, we need advanced hair care. Cupuacu can benefit any curly struggling with moisture retention, dry brittle hair, or breakage by infusing your hair with moisture, increasing elasticity, and softness." For many curlies with low porosity, the CurlyCoilyTresses Enrich Moisturizer is a lifesaver. Its cupuacu butter contents will deeply nourish every curl and replenish moisture to your scalp.
• Pumpkin Seed Oil – If you have yet to learn the amazing benefits of this powerful seed oil, you are in luck. At NaturallyCurly, we revel in this miracle seed that has been proven to stop hair fall. Truly! We did the research:

Pumpkin seed oil inhibits Dihydrotestosterone(DHT) production, testosterone, and androgen levels so it assists in controlling hair loss. DHT blocks the hair follicles from absorbing proteins. -Natural hair researcher Sabrina Perkins

Getting this oil in your regimen needs to be your #1 priority.

That is why CurlyCoilyTresses Organic Pumpkin Seed Oil is highly recommended for all curlies that are experiencing hair fall or simply want to reinforce their growth regimen with a natural DHT-blocking seed oil.

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Eliminate Breaking, Dry Curls with Allergen-free CurlyCoilyTresses

If you are irritated by fragrances or chemicals, struggling with shedding, breakage, dry curls, frizz, and difficult wash days, then you need CurlCoilyTresses in your regimen.

NOTE: If you have extremely sensitive skin, you need to consult with your physician before conducting a skin patch test.

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Want to try allergen-free, nutrient-rich CurlyCoilyTresses?

Hop over to CurlyCoilyTresses to get this allergen-free, nourishing ingredients-formulated collection today!

Tell me how you liked them in the comments below.

Follow Founder Angela Fields on Instagram @msafields for product news and announcements!

As ever, stay curly!

This post is sponsored by CurlyCoilyTresses.

GerilynH

Hi! I'm Gerilyn. I research and test textured and curly hair products. Then, I write about my experience. When my head is out of the natural hair cloud, I write and record music, sing lead for @SugarPillATX, and volunteer for Meals On Wheels of Central Texas. Fun fact: I am obsessed with Sennheiser microphones, black cats, and multi-colored box braids.

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