DevaCurl CurlHeights Cream is formulated for people with curly, wavy, or coily hair (curl types 2 through 4) that runs fine to medium in texture and tends toward dryness and flatness at the root. It suits anyone already washing and conditioning with sulfate-free, curl-specific products, and works for both people new to the wet-styling curl method and existing DevaCurl customers layering it into the full CurlHeights routine. It's a consumer retail product intended for at-home use.

Curl types that run fine or dry often fall flat at the root by midday because heavier stylers weigh the hair down before it even finishes air-drying. CurlHeights Cream is built to address that specific problem: its Volume Complex lifts hair at the root while the cream itself stays light enough not to reverse the effect, and it's applied at the wettest stage of the wash-and-go process so it works with the curl's natural pattern rather than fighting it after the fact.

CurlHeights Cream goes on very wet hair, immediately after cleansing and conditioning, as part of a wash-and-go or diffusing routine.

1. Start with a small, coin-sized dollop of cream.
2. Rub it between your palms to warm and distribute it.
3. Apply to soaking wet curls, working from roots to ends.
4. Add a bit more product to any sections that need extra definition or control.
5. Do not rinse out — style as usual by air-drying, diffusing, or scrunching.

• Pro: Adds noticeable root lift and volume without the crunch or stiffness of a gel-based volumizer.
• Pro: Free of sulfates and silicones, so it won't weigh down fine curls or require clarifying to remove buildup.
• Pro: Works as a leave-in, so it also provides light frizz control through the whole dry time.
• Con: Formulated specifically for fine-to-medium, dry curl textures — coarser or thicker curls may find it doesn't supply enough hold on its own.
• Con: The 2X volume and 83% frizz-reduction figures are measured when used with the rest of the CurlHeights collection, not this cream alone.
• Con: Contains fragrance and several fragrance-allergen components (linalool, limonene, citronellol, geraniol) worth checking for fragrance-sensitive scalps.