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Skala for curly hair

Type 3 curls are where Skala started. 20 products name curly hair on the pack.

  • Type 3
  • 20 products
  • From $3.86
Loose brown curls, close up

Shampoos and kits for curly hair

The first step, on the scalp.

Conditioners for curly hair

After the shampoo, rinsed out.

Treatment creams for curly hair

The one-kilo jar: a mask, and often a leave-in.

Leave-ins and stylers for curly hair

On last, and left in.

Choosing for curls

Mais Cachos is the default choice: the jar names curls from 3A to 3C and it carries the most ratings on the shelf. Babosa is the aloe line, and Maracujá and Watermelon are the fruit-scented ones.

All of them are rich. Use more on thick, dry curls and less on fine ones, and comb the cream through while the hair is wet.

“However, if your hair is dry or curly, apply conditioner to the entire length of your hair.”
American Academy of Dermatology: Tips for healthy hair read 8 October 2026
“If you have thick, curly hair, the best time to comb is in the shower before rinsing out your conditioner.”
American Academy of Dermatology: Tips for healthy hair read 8 October 2026

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Questions

Curly hair and Skala

Which Skala line is for 3A, 3B and 3C curls?

Mais Cachos. Its jar names hair types 3A, 3B and 3C. The 1 kg treatment cream costs $6.32 and has 14,420 ratings.

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