Do I need different products to go from straight to curly

[leona2025]

So for my staple products I have decided I will probably use Joico and Redken, but each line has a lot of products. Do you guys use the same products regardless of what style your trying to achieve?
Example: I want straight sleek hair, so I use the products designed for that. Next day I want curls do I then have to use different products for the curls?

 

[Neith]

So for my staple products I have decided I will probably use Joico and Redken, but each line has a lot of products. Do you guys use the same products regardless of what style your trying to achieve?
Example: I want straight sleek hair, so I use the products designed for that. Next day I want curls do I then have to use different products for the curls?

I use completely different products.

For my regular day to day fro, I use a creamy leave - in, oil and a little gel.

For flat ironing I use serum and a light, liquid leave in.

I've went from straight to curly with a water bottle and my main products.

 

[Vshanell]

I use totally different products.

When I'm wearing curly my moisturizers are much more watery, or I'll use conditioner as a leave-in/moisturizer. When wearing straight I can't let anything like that touch my hair or it will revert.

 

[leona2025]

Thank you! Now I'm understanding. It's just like for redken they have conditioners and shampoos for straight hair and then they have a whole seperate line for curly hair. I was just wondering is really necessary to buy both?

 

[Vshanell]

Thank you! Now I'm understanding. It's just like for redken they have conditioners and shampoos for straight hair and then they have a whole seperate line for curly hair. I was just wondering is really necessary to buy both?

The shampoo's and conditioners I don't think are necessary. Mainly just my stylers, moisturizers and leave-ins are different. Shampoo and condish stay pretty much the same.