Do you have a source for that? I have super curly hair and in a futile attempt to manage it I researched hair care for a morning a few weeks ago.
If you didn't know curly hair tends to become dry towards the ends. This is due to the natural oils not being able to reach the ends because of the curls. I found a few sites advocating shampooing about once every two weeks to let the oils do their thing (along with moisturizing conditioner every day).
That being said my hair is still a mess so I'd love to see if I am "doing it wrong".
I also have super curly hair. I only use conditioner, no shampoo unless my scalp needs extra cleaning, which is very rarely. And I use hair products like gel and spray. Conditioner combed through my hair and then rinsed out removes all hair products.
Check out the DevaCurl starter kit - it has "NoPoo" shampoo, which is shampoo without harsh sulfates, conditioner, gel, and spray. Their products are great for curly hair.
No source. I just found that shampooing every day caused my hair to get really oily if I missed a single day of shampoo. After not shampooing for an entire week I went down to doing it twice a week and excess oil is no longer an issue.
I have semi-curly hair as well. Going to give no shampoo at all a shot next.
I have the same problen and tried limiting my shampoo schedule on the suggestion of a friend and gave up after about six months. It didn't work out so well for the manageability of my hair or for its comfort. The best way I've found to manage my curly hair is to keep it short.
If you didn't know curly hair tends to become dry towards the ends. This is due to the natural oils not being able to reach the ends because of the curls. I found a few sites advocating shampooing about once every two weeks to let the oils do their thing (along with moisturizing conditioner every day).
That being said my hair is still a mess so I'd love to see if I am "doing it wrong".