Care that fits the strand and the style

Thick & Coarse Hair

Dense hair and coarse strands are different: choose care by strand texture, dryness and the finish you prefer. Compare rich conditioning, targeted detangling and styling tools that suit your technique.
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How to choose

Very dry, coarse lengths

Moisture Recovery Treatment Balm is the rich conditioning treatment for dry, thick or coarse hair. Apply to clean damp hair, leave for up to five minutes and rinse, following your packaging. This is a rinse-out balm, not a styling paste.

A moisture-focused wash routine

The Moisture Recovery duo contains shampoo and conditioner, not the separate Treatment Balm. Compare the listed sizes and choose the duo when you need both wash steps rather than an additional mask.

Conditioning for a smoother finish

SmoothProof Conditioner is the rinse-out smoothing comparison when frizz and manageability are the priority. Choose it by the finish you want; dense hair does not automatically require straightening.

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Your questions, answered

Are thick and coarse the same?
Density describes how much hair you have; coarse describes a larger strand diameter. A dense head of fine hair may prefer lighter conditioning than coarse, dry strands.
Do I need the richest mask every wash?
Choose by dryness and the product’s frequency instructions. A regular conditioner and an intensive mask have different roles.
Does dense hair need hotter tools?
Density alone does not determine temperature. Work in manageable sections and follow the exact tool instructions and your hair’s condition.
Should I choose smoothing or curl definition?
Choose the shape you want to keep. Coarse hair can be straight, wavy or curly; conditioning weight and styling direction are separate choices.