CurlsBot is a free tool that analyzes hair care product ingredients for curly and wavy hair. Users can enter or upload an ingredients list, and the tool provides an analysis.
Allows users to paste ingredient lists from hair care products to analyze their suitability for curly/wavy hair.
Users can upload a picture of the ingredients list for analysis.
Alcools in haircare are used to help products dry quickly, preserve formulations, and enhance ingredient absorption into hair.
Short-chain alcohols (containing drying) that evaporate quickly and can strip natural oils from the hair and scalp.
Long-chain fatty alcohols that help to soften and moisturize hair.
Ingredients that attract moisture to the hair.
Large, complex molecules that may be better at retaining moisture in low humidity conditions.
In hair care products, proteins can help strengthen and repair hair, but some people may find them drying.
These lightweight humectants may perform poorly in high humidity conditions.
Oils in hair products can reconstitute and add shine to the hair.
Can penetrate (soak into) the hair shaft.
Have a low ability to penetrate (soak into) the hair shaft.
Have a moderate ability to penetrate (soak into) the hair shaft.
Oils that don't fit into the other categories.
Petroleum-based ingredients that are often avoided for their build-up potential as well as their petrol-based origin.
Help prevent the growth of bacteria and mold in hair products.
Other preservatives that don't fit into the other categories.
Parabens are preservatives commonly used in cosmetic products to prevent bacterial growth.
Synthetic ingredients that create a protective barrier on the hair, reducing friction and adding shine.
Lightweight silicones that evaporate quickly, leaving no residue.
Silicones in hair care products that cannot be easily washed out with gentle shampoos or co-wash.
Silicones in hair care products that can be easily washed out of the hair with regular shampoo.
Help remove dirt and oil from the hair and scalp.
Less stripping and are often considered to be gentler on the hair and scalp.
Have a negative charge and are good at removing oil and dirt from the hair.
Cleansors made from fatty acids and alkali metals.
Remove oil and dirt by creating lather.
Add texture, hold, and shine to hair.
Waxes that are not easily washed out from hair.
Waxes that are easily washed out from hair.
Other ingredients not classified into other categories.
Substances that tighten pores and reduce oil production on the scalp.
Agents that don't fit into the other categories.
Form a thin invisible layer on the hair to hold style, prevent moisture loss, and protect from damage.
Other emollients that don't fit into other categories.
Positively charged polymers used in haircare products to condition, detangle, and style the hair.
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Analyze your hair products to understand their potential for causing or preventing frizz.
Take a photo of your product’s ingredients list and let CurlsBot analyze it automatically using AI and OCR technology.
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Helps determine your hair's porosity level by asking a series of questions about your experience with hair products. The quiz is designed to give insights into whether your hair has high, low, or normal porosity.
Users can subscribe to receive hair care tips, product recommendations, and ingredient alerts via email.
Provides characteristics and care tips for high porosity hair. Explains how this hair type absorbs water quickly, dries fast, and may become over-moisturized easily.
Lists curated products for cleansing, conditioning, enhancing curls/waves, and holding hair styles for high porosity hair.
Each product includes brand information, the type of product (e.g., shampoo, conditioner), and options to analyze ingredients or purchase.
Provides a list of recommended hair care products for low porosity hair, categorized by product type (e.g., cleansers, conditioners, foams, custards, gels).
Offers specific care tips for managing low porosity hair, including using heat to help products penetrate, focusing on lightweight products, and using clarifying treatments.
Allows users to create a personalized hair care routine with step-by-step recommendations.
Provides details about normal porosity hair, such as ease of styling, maintenance, and healthy shine.
Offers care tips for maintaining hair such as regular conditioning and using a variety of products.
Lists products tailored for normal porosity hair across different categories: Cleanse, Condition, Enhance Curls/Waves, and Hold.
Allows users to analyze ingredients to determine suitability for their hair type.
Curly Girl focused ingredient checker to analyze hair product ingredients.
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Provides information on ingredients found in hair products.
Uses a sophisticated system combining pattern recognition with a comprehensive database to evaluate hair care product ingredients, providing detailed insights about the ingredients.
Processes text-only lists with comma-separated ingredients for analysis. Does not support lists with slashes or line breaks.
Displays a 'Caution' notice for ingredients with ongoing discussions in the hair community, encouraging exploration of additional resources.
Currently supports only English ingredient lists and recommends joining language-specific hair groups for non-English products.
Allows users to set their own product standards from guidelines in the Curly Girl Handbook, including routines for wavy hair or low-poo preferences.
Introduces a 'good' rating for ingredients that benefit specific hair types, alongside existing 'ok,' 'caution,' and 'warning' ratings.
Expands CurlsBot to support multiple languages.
Provides more detailed and practical explanations for ingredients.
These oils and butters can penetrate (soak into) the hair shaft effectively.
These oils have a moderate ability to penetrate (soak into) the hair shaft.
These oils are less capable of penetrating (soaking into) the hair shaft.
These are petroleum-based oils that are often avoided due to their fossil-fuel origin and high penetration efficiency.
Upload a photo of your product’s ingredients list. The Advanced CurlsBot will try to read and analyze the ingredients automatically, identifying hair care ingredients.
Paste the text of ingredients manually in a text box for analysis if the photo upload does not capture the details accurately.
Silicones that do not easily wash off and can build up on hair, potentially leading to issues with hair health.
Silicones that are easier to wash off, allowing them to be removed with just water.
Silicones that evaporate quickly and do not remain in the hair.
These are waxes that are not easily washed out from hair.
These are waxes that are easily washed out from hair.