Miss Jessie's Multi-Cultural Curls

Product Information

Best Leave-In Conditioner for Natural Hair: Juices & Botanics The Quench Cream Fortifying Leave-In Conditioner

As for the exact combo of products to use? That’s going to require some trial and error. BUT, as a very basic starting point, if your 3c curls are high-porosity, damaged, and/or have a ton of 4a coils, your hair might benefit from the LOC method (i.e., layering on a leave-in conditioner, then an oil, then a cream) for max moisture. But if your 3c curls are low-porosity and fine, OR you just want more curl definition in general, try playing with a leave-in, curl cream, and a gel (don't worry; product recommendations are below). How do you apply products to 3c hair? Finding the righthair products for wavy hair (if you want to be scientific, you can call it 2a hair) can sometimes feel like you have too many options. Sometimes, the product is too greasy, it doesn’t hold the way that you want it to, it’s not strong enough, or maybe it's a combination of all of these disappointing reasons. The hard truth is thatproducts for 2a hair are a dime a dozen, and it can be nearly impossible to find the perfect wavy hair products that will do what you need them to… That is, until now! Enter Miss Jessie’s selection ofhair products for wavy hair that you will love to have in your arsenal. Our selection of2a hair products is carefully formulated to keep your curls looking fresh and bouncy. If you're already struggling with product build-up, or if you're concerned that your leave-in conditioner is going to result in this scalp-suffocating phenomenon (which can also damage your curl pattern) incorporate a clarifying shampoo into your weekly or biweekly haircare routine. The Best Leave-In Conditioners for Curly HairBut Valles also says that leave-in conditioners can be helpful for any hair type. She writes, "I recommend adding it to your weekly routine to keep your hair healthy as well." How to Apply Leave-In Conditioner When it comes to ingredients, though, there are a few universals: "Any ingredients that you recognize such as coconut oil, avocado oil, shea butter, and jojoba oil will be key ingredients," Valles says. On the other hand, she advises users to "stay away from any that include alcohol or silicones." The Best Leave-In Conditioners Evenly distribute a capful or more to damp, freshly washed, conditioned, and detangled hair. Spread a generous amount until you have good coverage. Make sure you scrunch the hair to encourage curl. Look no further if you struggle to find the right products for your multi-textured curls . Our MultiCultural Curls™ hair lotion is perfect for women who are a beautiful mix of different ethnicities but cannot find styling products that work for their unique multi-textured curls. Some products are too heavy and may leave your textured curls oily and weighed down. Other products are just too light. We know your story well and share your frustration. Finding the best- fit styling lotion fo r our multicultural curls has not been easy . Growing up as bi-racial babies, we always searched for the right product. Now, we celebrate our mixed-race heritage and the curls that come with it. And you can to o! To dry: either use a diffuser attachment to dry the hair or air dry and GO! To refresh curl dampen hair and apply a capful or more of Multicultural Curls™ and repeat steps above .

Once you've determined your hair type and goals, though, there remain a few universals to keep in mind during your leave-in conditioner shopping process. Our ingredient and product descriptions are for reference only. The material is provided as general information only. They should not be used solely, and we recommend you use multiple sources of information for better accuracy.I always suggest sectioning with clips and applying any product for even distribution," she starts."Section your hair in halves or fours.Disperse the leave-in into the palm of your hands and emulsify the leave-in by rubbing your hands together.Then, evenly distribute the product on each section.After you apply the product, use a brush, comb, or your fingers to distribute the leave-in through out the hair.You can then use a microfiber towelto plop or scrunch your curls with the leave-in only, or apply your styling products on top of the leave-in, and then use your hand or a microfiber towel to scrunch or plop your hair.Let your hair air dry or use a diffuser." MultiCultural Curls is the definition of a Miss Jessie's original, as this styling lotion is the ultimate solution for styling and managing multi-textured curls. The inspiration for Miss Jessie's MultiCultural Curls derives from the childhood experiences of Miss Jessie's Co-founder's, Miko and Titi. Before they were even burgeoning young hairstylists and curl experts, Miko and Titi were a pair of bi-racial babies, in active pursuit of a product that could cater to their unique amalgam of curly textures. Some products were too heavy, oversaturating curls with oils and weighing them down. Other products were just too light. In the classic Miss Jessie's fashion, the Branch sisters discovered a solution to this problem, by coming up with an effective product capable of striking the right balance of moisture and hold- thus MultiCultural Curls was born. MultiCultural Curls gives curls uniformity throughout varying curl patterns, while simultaneously fighting frizz, and adding the right touch of super soft hold. Enriched with all-natural ingredients, including safflower oil and olive oil, MultiCultural Curls is a wash n' go styling lotion, that will give you a new appreciation for your diverse heritage, and the beautiful curls that come with it.