Three New York Creatives Share Their Fall/Winter Hair Care Tips

Common Theme: Less Shampoo, More Hydration.

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With a new season comes new rituals and in the case of our diverse and unique approach to hair care, we reached out to three on-the-go creatives for a deep dive in the culture of hair maintenance. From perfectly curled coils to smooth strands, and the natural volume, no textures are the same.

Keep reading for an insiders guide to maintaining the best hair yet.

 
 
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Veneto Soberanes, 28

Digital Content Creator

Hair Type: Curly, Dry + Oily Combination

“My hair is full of volume and is usually all over the place first thing in the morning so, what I do is brush my hair to detangle before getting into the shower. While in the shower, I use this sulfate-free L’Oreal curl sensation shampoo and conditioner. If my hair is super dry, I sometimes leave the conditioner in a little longer to feel more hydrated, less frizzy and dry. I then let my hair air dry and allow my curls to form a little on its own. Depending on the occasion, I will use Sebastian Curl Cream to perfect and revive my curls.”

 
 
 
 
 
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Drew Jessup, 25

Digital Content Creator

Hair Type: Thick, Dry

“I like a natural dirty funk hair style. I don’t want a perfect look, my hair just needs to be healthy-looking and natural so, my three tips would be:

  • Get a barber that you trust to always give you a good haircut

  • Don’t consistently over-shampoo your hair because it can dry it out, so just let your natural hair oil penetrate a bit.

  • Allow your hair to grow and take its natural shape. Don’t try to force it to do something it doesn’t naturally do.”

 
The OrdinaryHydra Support Cleanser$21

The Ordinary

Hydra Support Cleanser

$21

Johnny’s Chop ShopStyling Pomade$10

Johnny’s Chop Shop

Styling Pomade

$10

 
 
 
 
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Jamal Jackson, 30

Digital Content Creator

Hair Type: Curly, Dry

“I need my hair to retain moisture because it gets dry easily so I sometimes wear hair wrap to lock in moisture. Coconut oil is my go-to multi-purpose product that I use both on my skin and my hair for extra sheen. I recently started using a hair mask that I find is very helpful with keeping my hair hydrated. My curls are more defined too. My key tip when using a hair mask is to cover your hair with a shower cap or any type of steam cap to lock in the product. Sleeping with a silk pillowcase helps too. I find that both techniques keep my hair protected.”

 
Shea MoistureCoconut Oil Treatment$15

Shea Moisture

Coconut Oil Treatment

$15

 
 
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