Using a moisturizing shampoo is crucial for curly hair care. Curly hair tends to be drier due to its structure, making it more prone to frizz and breakage. Moisturizing shampoos are formulated with ingredients that help hydrate and nourish the hair, addressing its specific moisture needs. 

Ingredients:

Lavender Hydrosol has moisturizing properties, helping to hydrate and nourish curly hair. This is particularly beneficial for preventing dryness and maintaining well-defined curls. The hydrating properties of lavender hydrosol can reduce frizz, promoting smoother and more manageable curls. 

Cocoamidopropyl Betaine is known for its mild cleansing properties. It helps to remove dirt, excess oil, and product buildup from the hair and scalp without stripping away too much natural moisture. This is beneficial for curly hair, which tends to be drier. While it cleanses, cocobetaine helps maintain the hair's natural moisture balance. This is important for curly hair, which can be prone to dryness and frizz.

Coconut Oil is rich in fatty acids that penetrate the hair shaft, providing deep conditioning. This is particularly beneficial for curly hair, which tends to be drier and more prone to frizz. The oil helps in retaining moisture in the hair, preventing excessive dryness. Well-hydrated curls are more likely to maintain their natural shape and definition. 

D-Panthenol (provitamin B5) has moisturizing properties that help retain water, keeping the hair well-hydrated. This is particularly important for curly hair, which is prone to dryness. D-Panthenol can improve the hair's elasticity, making it more flexible and resilient. This is beneficial for maintaining the structure of curly hair, reducing breakage, and enhancing curl definition. 

DIRECTIONS:

1. Wet your hair. Before applying the shampoo, thoroughly wet your hair. This helps distribute the product evenly and prevents excessive stripping of natural oils. 

2. Dispense a small amount of moisturizing shampoo into your palm. You can adjust the quantity based on hair length and thickness.

3. Focus on the Scalp and Roots. Concentrate the shampoo on your scalp and roots. Gently massage with your fingertips to cleanse the scalp and remove any buildup. 

4. Be gentle. Avoid vigorous rubbing or tangling your hair while shampooing. Curly hair is more prone to breakage, and being gentle helps maintain the curl structure. 

5. Rinse Thoroughly. Rinse the shampoo out completely, ensuring no residue is left. Use lukewarm water to prevent excessive drying. 

6. Follow with conditioner. Use a moisturizing conditioner to further hydrate your curls. 

Note: This shampoo will not lather as other shampoos do but it does cleanse the hair.