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Sabino believes silicones actually can help the hair by serving as a barrier against damage from appliances and the elements while keeping out frizz-causing moisture in the air. His line of products is designed to protect the hair from all forms of external moisture and humidity while maintaining the right internal moisture content.

We've gathered the top experts in the curly world for their bottom-line stance on cutting, cleansing and styling.

Does sulfate free shampoo really make a difference? Find out what different stylists think.

Looking for the best way I can rock full curls and manage it on a day-to-day basis.

Stylist Nick Arrojo doesn't believe in "curl-only" specialists. "Good hairdressers can do everything," says Arrojo, who has curly hair himself. "I believe I should be able to make anybody look good."

Here, curl-centric stylists cut through the clutter with strategies and must-have products to help you embark on a stress-free vacation—whether you're headed into the dry, desert air or a more humid, beach environment.

It is evident that there exists a considerable amount of confusion in the curly community in regard to whether silicones are good for curly hair and compatible with shampoo free hair care routines.

Take one curly girl and one straight-haired girl, and switch their hair types for the day.

Simplicity is the key if one needs waterproof makeup

The differences between silkening and texturizing are simple: the results.