<p>The effect on your hair depends on the type of alcohol—not all alcohols are bad. The alcohol in the Curl products is cyteral alcohol, which is a fatty emulsifier.<br>&nbsp;</p>


The effect on your hair depends on the type of alcohol—not all alcohols are bad. The alcohol in the Curl products is cyteral alcohol, which is a fatty emulsifier.
 

I’ve been told to stay away from products with alcohol. Won’t this dry out my hair?

How do I know what curl type I have?


What is the difference between the new Curl-Defining Whip and Moisture-Defining Whip?

Can Curl Conditioner be used as a co-wash?

Is the Curl range silicone free?

How is Curl different from Smooth?

What is the difference between Curl Shampoo and Conditioner versus other Virtue® products?

Will these products work for my porosity?

Are these products good for all types of curls? If not, which ones are and why?

How often should I use these products?

What fragrances are in the Curl line?

Can these products be used on permed hair?

Do Virtue® products contain silicones?

I’m worried about protein causing buildup or breakage. Is your protein different? Is it safe to use?

What makes these Curl products different from what is already on the market?

Are Curl products sulfate free?

Can I use your Curl products on my relaxed hair?

What does Alpha Keratin 60ku® really do for curls?

Can I use the Curl line with other Virtue® products?

Are Curl products color safe?

My Curl-Defining Whip won't dispense, and the can isn't empty. How can I fix it?

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