Detangling Comb To Diffuser: 8 Must-Have Products For Folks With Curly Hair

We've been using XO Curls' detangling comb for more than a year now and it's a godsend. We use it every day to detangle our curls and also give the curls more definition after we've shampooed — it works well on both dry and wet hair. The teeth of the comb have a wavy design making it easier to work with in the hair. Minimal hair breakage and works like a charm every time. The comb is made from recycled plastic and has an ergonomic handle and grip. Plus, the hook handle makes it easy to hang in the bathroom. 

Manetain's satin bonnets are perfect for those looking to preserve their curls after they have applied product, or just washed it and want to keep those lovely locks intact. Put the bonnet on before you go to bed and wake up the next day without fearing about looking like Merida from Brave. No more monster hair, y'all! You'll love that the bonnet comes with an elastic and comfortable band to ensure a snug and not tight fit. The bonnet is great for reducing dryness in the hair as well. 

This Alan Truman wet & dry detangling multi-purpose brush will get all those knots out and detangle your curly hair with ease. While it's not the best for thicker curly hair, it works well otherwise. The bristles are uneven to ensure a pain-free and frizz-free combing session. You'll love how soft the bristles are and their bendiness ensures lesser resistance while combing. Whether you're using this after shampooing or need to set your dry hair before heading to work, the comb works well. 

If you tie your hair often and use one of those tight elastic bands, then you'd know the struggle. Pick up these Manetain satin scrunchies that we've used on multiple occasions. It's soft on the hair and it ensures a snug rather than a tight fit that prevents headaches or your hair to be pulled back tightly. If your hair is a bit weak and there's breakage often, then this is a better option. 

This hair scalp massager from Ross is something we swear by. We use this every time we shampoo our hair to massage in the product but also get rid of all that dirt and grime. The soft bristles ensure proper exfoliation and we've had our issues with dandruff and this has helped us manage it better (along with anti-dandruff products of course). It ensures better blood flow circulation to the scalp as well. 

Fix My Curls has a range of satin pillowcases that are so much better than your regular cotton and polyester mix pillowcases. These are great for holding your styled curls in shape and place. Plus satin is great for reducing frizz and friction. 

Agaro's hair dryer comes with a diffuser attachment and honestly, it's the best for us. If you are like us whose hair takes forever to dry out, then nothing like using a hair dryer. If you've applied products such as Curl Up's Curl Defining Cream, then use the hair dryer with the diffuser attachment to lock in the curls. The diffuser ensures a wider scalp coverage. It also comes with two temperature modes — hot and cold. 

The biggest problem for curly hair, or any hair for that matter, is water. And the water that we usually get is hard water which can damage your hair and make it look dull. WaterScience's Cleo Hard Water Softener is a shower attachment that removes chlorine and heavy metals from the water. Instead of washing your hair with mineral water or RO water, this is a better option.

Are there any products that worked wonders for your curls? Let us know in the comments!