Hair Education
Healthy Hair Begins Within
Learning how to care for yourself is the first step to growing healthy, beautiful hair.
Hair Care is Self Care
Dealing with hair dryness, breakage and loss can be devastating, especially when it feels like you’ve tried every product on the market.
The truth is that healthy hair goes much deeper than your scalp. Growing and maintaining healthy hair takes a lifestyle approach to care for your body from the inside out. That’s why even the best products on the market won’t solve your hair problems unless you are committed to caring for your whole self.
When you embrace the type of self care that creates healthy hair, your entire body will benefit. We know this isn’t as easy as using a fancy shampoo, but we also know through years of experience, research and education that a healthy body is the only way to create healthy hair.
Don’t get overwhelmed - Curl House is here to help!
Hair Education
Learning is growth!
Karen answers common questions, gives helpful, easy to master tips for natural hair and discusses how to reclaim your hair health in her two books, Yes, You Can! and The Black Woman’s Guide to Thicker, Healthier Hair.
Let's Get Growing
Are you ready to invest in yourself and tackle your hair loss, breakage and dryness?
Karen’s “Let’s Get Growing” program is a 7-week course that includes live Q&As from a certified trichologist, educational modules to help you clearly define and reach your hair goals, ongoing support through our Curl House community, bonus workbooks, guides and even access bonus styling classes to help you jumpstart a hair-health lifestyle.
You can keep pouring money into products and promises, or . . . you can make the shift toward holistic self-care with long-term rewards that will keep on giving you results that go beyond beautiful hair.
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Struggling with Hair Loss?
Karen Flowers, Curl House’s owner and a certified Trichologist, treats a variety of hair and scalp conditions including female pattern hair loss, alopecia areata, traction alopecia, slow hair growth, hair breakage and other scalp disorders. While she no longer offers individual consultations, she provides the same expert treatment recommendations through the Let's Get Growing program.