If you are finding your newfound length to be a little on the fluffy side, it's likely because you have curly hair that you've just never let grow out enough to notice. So you can help control the frizz and even bring out some texture with a curl cream, like this clean and customizable option. The base is made with a botanical blend that will nourish your new growth as well as give any spirals some spring. 

Define & Defrizz Curl Cream, Prose ($25)

With length comes tangles; with tangles come breakage and frizz. Keep your hair soft and smooth with a detangling leave-in conditioner that will give your strands a soft slip throughout the day. This is made with a host of Australian plant extracts like desert lime, burdekin plum, and kakadu plum to give an antioxidant boost as well. 

Un.Tangled Leave-In, Kevin.Murphy ($39) 

If your problem is dryness (think hair that feels like straw rather than silk), you may consider a conditioning milk. The texture feels exactly as the name suggests, but it's infused with nurturing amino acids and oils to hydrate and lock in moisture. Now, application is important: Apply this directly after you shower so you seal the water into the strand. This will keep your hair hydrated for longer. Then you can simply sweep on more as you feel necessary.

MILK Anti-Frizz Leave-In Nourishing Treatment, Reverie ($42)

This is like a step in between leave-in conditioners and a styling gel. It's made with shea butter and meadowfoam seed oil for hydration, fatty acids for shine, and cacao seed oil to soften coarse strands. Not to mention, it's water-soluble, so it won't cause greasy, tacky buildup and will easily rinse out in the shower.

Styling Cream, Fellow Barber ($25) 

This classic styling balm will give you hold and texture if you really need help keeping strands in place. Don't worry, while this does provide plenty of grit, it doesn't feel crunchy or like a paste. It's just a soft, smooth cream with just the right amount of stickiness. 

Pure Formance Grooming Cream, Aveda Men ($26)