Thought hair mousse was obsolete? Think again. The new-age formulas leave curly hair swishy - not sticky. Beauty director Shannon Peter shares the ones that have changed her curl routine forever.

Everyone with curly hair will have experienced their fair share of hair disappointments: from mousses that turn curls crispy and hairsprays that render them stiff to creams that just weigh them down.

Curly hair thrives on moisture. If your hair looks like a cloud of static or feels crunchy, your products might be ...

I used to use a curl cream, gel, mousse and heat protectant, each applied with militant precision, down to the minute. Now, I just use this serum on wet hair, and I know it’ll always work just as well ...

Before even picking up that curling iron, make sure your hair is prepped with the best products (and also keep up that healthy lifestyle). It is key to prepping your hair with a heat protectant spray ...

Curly hair has always held a reputation for being trickier to manage than straight hair. In fact, research by hair tool brand, Bellissima, specialists in curly hair, has found that it takes on ...

People with curly hair will often see it as a blessing and a curse. On one hand, you’ve got these locks that swerve and twirl to their own desire, exuding the cherub-like air that stars like ...

I've experimented with different types of products—from gels to creams—to discover what makes my curls pop. And through years of trial and error, I've learned my hair loves mousse the most.

Accepting your hair's natural texture can save you a ton of morning hassle. For curly or wavy hair, applying a light mousse ...

The Curly Girl Method starts with a reset wash, which involves using a clarifying shampoo to get your scalp nice and clean before you officially get into your no-poo routine. “This is a clarifying ...