Quick answer
Choose the Curls Curls Curls Collection if your main goal is detangling, defining, and volumizing curls; choose the Signature Styling Set if you want a versatile kit for detangling, styling, or finishing across different hair days. Both are $100 and include a beauty pouch, so the decision comes down to curl-specific tools versus broader styling variety.
What the tool lists tell you about each kit
The Curls Curls Curls Collection includes six tools: D6, D3, D38, D17, and D90L, plus an embroidered beauty pouch. That mix is built around curl-specific steps—detangling, defining, and volumizing—so you get more than one brush option for working through textured hair.
The Signature Styling Set includes five tools: D6, D90L, D38, D81M, and a beauty pouch. It covers detangling, styling, and finishing, which makes it feel more like an all-purpose kit than a curl-only one. The D81M is the clearest difference here: it points to finishing work rather than another curl-defining brush.
The trade-off: curl depth vs. styling range
If you wear curls most days and want tools that support each stage of your routine, the Curls Curls Curls Collection gives you more curl-focused pieces. The trade-off is that you may miss a dedicated finishing brush if you also blow-dry or smooth your hair regularly.
The Signature Styling Set covers a wider range of styling tasks, but it gives you fewer curl-specific tools. That matters if you rely on multiple brush shapes to define different sections or curl patterns. Neither kit is inherently better—they simply prioritize different jobs.
Price and pouch: what stays the same
Both sets are priced at $100 and come in an embroidered beauty pouch, so storage and gifting value are equal. The real difference is the tool list, not the packaging or price. If you are comparing these two, focus on which brushes you will actually reach for, not on the extras.
Key trade-offs to weigh
- Curl-specific tool count: The Curls Curls Curls Collection includes five styling brushes plus a pouch, while the Signature Styling Set includes four brushes plus a pouch. More tools can mean more curl-shaping options, but also more choices to learn. Count how many of the included brushes you would realistically use before deciding.
- Finishing vs. defining focus: The Signature Styling Set includes the D81M, which is supplied as part of a set for detangling, styling, or finishing. The Curls Curls Curls Collection instead includes the D3 and D17, which are supplied as curl-specific tools for detangling, defining, and volumizing. If you often smooth or finish your hair after styling, the Signature set's D81M may be more useful than an extra curl brush.
- Same price, different value: Both sets cost $100 and include an embroidered beauty pouch. The better value depends on which tool list matches your routine, not on price or packaging. Set a simple rule: if curls are your default, pick the Curls set; if you style for multiple looks, pick the Signature set.
Product facts at a glance
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Signature Styling Set: Includes D6, D90L, D38, D81M, and a beauty pouch. The D81M adds a finishing option, making this set more versatile for styling and smoothing beyond curls.
Signature Styling Set
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Curls Curls Curls Collection: Includes D6, D3, D38, D17, D90L, and an embroidered beauty pouch. The extra curl-specific brushes give you more choices for detangling, defining, and volumizing curly hair.
Curls Curls Curls Collection
Which set fits you?
Best for
- People who wear curly hair most days and want multiple curl-specific brushes for detangling, defining, and volumizing.
- Shoppers who prefer a kit built around curl care from start to finish.
Not for
- People who regularly blow-dry, smooth, or finish straight styles and want a dedicated finishing brush.
- Shoppers who want the widest variety of styling tasks covered in one kit.