Curl-defining care for waves, curls and coils. Twisted enhances natural texture with elastic, frizz-free definition — without weight or crunch. A go-to for our curly clients at UKIYO.
Questions we get asked +
How do I use Sebastian Twisted Curl Magnifier cream?
Apply it to soaking-wet hair straight after conditioning. Rake it through with your fingers, then scrunch upwards so the curls clump together. Leave it alone to air dry or use a diffuser on low heat. Once completely dry, scrunch out any stiffness. Start with a small amount and add more only if curls still lack definition.
Is Twisted good for wavy hair or only curls?
It works on waves as well as curls and coils. Waves just need less. Use a small amount of Curl Magnifier and skip the mask on the roots, as wavy hair is easily weighed down. If your waves fall flat by midday, try washing with Twisted but styling with a lighter product.
Do I need the Twisted shampoo and conditioner, or just the cream?
The cream works on its own, and plenty of people only buy that. The Elastic Curls Shampoo and Conditioner make sense if your curls dry out or frizz after washing, as they're made for curly hair. The Elastic Curls Mask is the weekly step for dry or coloured curls that need more softness.
How is Sebastian Twisted different from Wella NutriCurls?
Twisted is a simpler routine built around one hero styler, the Curl Magnifier cream. Wella NutriCurls offers more choice, including separate shampoos for waves and curls, a co-wash and two stylers. Both are good. Twisted suits people who want one cream that just works, NutriCurls suits people who like to fine-tune.
What's the best Sebastian curly hair routine?
Wash with Twisted Elastic Curls Shampoo, condition with the Elastic Curls Conditioner, and swap in the Mask once a week. Apply Curl Magnifier to soaking-wet hair, scrunch, and dry without touching. Refresh on day two with a mist of water and a little cream. Our Twisted guide goes through it step by step.
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