No silicone coating. Your curl pattern stays intact.

Water, lavender extract, plant-derived cleansers — Cocamidopropyl Betaine (coconut-derived) plus Decyl Glucoside and C10-16 Alkyl Glucoside (sugar-derived) — glycerin, panthenol, hydrolyzed wheat protein, coffee seed oil, and a short list of stabilizers to keep the formula fresh. Over 95% naturally derived, genuinely sulfate-free — no SLS, SLES, or synthetic sulfate substitutes hiding under a different name. No parabens, no phthalates, no synthetic fragrance.

Curly hair is naturally drier — the curl pattern makes it harder for scalp oil to travel down the strand the way it does on straight hair. Sulfates strip what little moisture curls hold onto, which is why so many curly girls deal with frizz and breakage after washing. This formula cleanses the scalp without stripping, so your curls hold onto their moisture balance instead of starting the week already dehydrated.

Foam doesn't clean your hair — the surfactants do, and foam is just air getting whipped into the mix, which sulfates are especially good at faking. This formula skips sulfates on purpose, so you get a lighter lather instead of a big foamy one. If you want more lather, a second wash works, but the first wash is doing the actual cleaning either way.

You can — it's gentle enough for daily use. But most curly and coily textures do better washing every 2-3 days. Curls need time to redistribute their natural oils down the strand, and washing too often works against that, sulfate-free or not.

No — it's formulated to be color-safe and safe for keratin-treated and chemically processed hair. No sulfates means nothing aggressively stripping the treatment or the color molecules sitting in your strand.

Yes — that's the scalp-first cleanse doing its job. Product buildup from curl creams and gels sits mostly at the roots and along the scalp, which is exactly where this formula focuses. You don't need a harsh clarifying wash to get rid of it.