How to Moisturise Dry Textured Hair
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Dryness is the most common complaint in textured hair. Here's why it happens and how to fix it without over-layering product.
How do I moisturise textured hair without weighing it down?
The goal is to balance moisture and conditioning with the weight of the formulation.
Using too much product or layering too many rich products can leave some hair feeling coated or heavy.
Why does textured hair get dry so easily?
The structure of textured hair can make it more difficult for natural scalp oils to travel evenly along the hair fibre. Environmental conditions, heat, chemical treatments, friction and manipulation can also affect how hair feels.
How can I keep curls moisturised?
Use an appropriate conditioning routine and pay attention to how your hair responds.
If hair feels rough, dry or difficult to manage, it may need more conditioning. If it feels coated or limp, you may be over-layering products.
How often should I moisturise curly hair?
There is no universal schedule. The right frequency depends on texture, porosity, density, environment, washing frequency and styling habits.
Does Layla & Kays moisturise textured hair?
The Layla & Kays consumer evaluation reported that participants experienced deeply moisturised-feeling hair without heavy build-up.
This is a consumer-perception result rather than instrumental measurement. See the full evidence summary.
What should I use for dry curly or coily hair?
Use Strength & Restore Shampoo for cleansing followed by Strength & Restore Conditioner for conditioning.
Layla & Kays recommendation: Use enough product to meet your hair's needs rather than assuming more product will produce more moisture.
Relevant products
Strength & Restore Shampoo Strength & Restore Conditioner Shampoo & Conditioner Bundle
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