Kinky-Curly, Original Curling Custard, Natural Styling Gel, 8 oz

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For Scrunchy, Tight Curls: apply generously to wet or dry hair and use a diffuser while scrunching style into place, or allowing to air dry. There are a ton of amazing products out there on the market for curly hair. However, there are also a lot that aren’t so great. Therefore, you might want to think about cutting out the middle man and creating your own products. It’s easier than you think, and you might even be surprised by some of the ingredients you already have on hand. This is how to make your own curl custard. Give this super easy recipe a try, and make sure to let us know if you love it. What you’ll need: Who doesn’t love popping curls? Give shampooed and conditioned hair the boost she needs to really stun. This multi-purpose custard is ideal for achieving voluminous styles, twist-outs, braid outs, or wash and go looks. This all-natural styling curl custard can be used alone or before applying Curl Crush Flaxseed & Marshmallow Root Gel. On tight curls divide hair into small sections and apply to soaking wet hair. Smooth each section with fingers from the root to the ends of the hair. If a section starts to dry re-wet with water from a spray bottle. On loose curls hair can be damp and you can scrunch into bigger sections of hair. TIP- This product is designed to work alone but ultimate curl definition and length can be achieved when used with KNOT TODAY TM as a leave-in conditioner.

It reduces bulk, defines & elongates your curls helping them to ‘hang’ better. CURLING CUSTARD will bring out the natural curl or wave pattern you never knew you had!So, what is the difference between a mousse and a foam? The phrases are often used interchangeably, and, sometimes, products that I would refer to as foams ( Cantu Wave Whip) are labelled mousses. The main difference between mousses and foams is their containers. Traditionally, foams are found in pump bottles and mousses in aerosol cans. Foams in pump dispenser bottles don't contain propellants. This is why foams tend to be wetter, lighter and less concentrated than aerosol mousses. What hair types are best suited to mousses and foams? This isn’t technically a custard, but this jelly works wonders to control dry curls that are prone to falling flat. It’s delicious fruity smell is an added bonus.

Textured hair is incredibly unique, which means it can be difficult to accurately determine exactly what will work best for your tresses. Like with any hair product, you’ll need to do a little trial-and-error to see what works best for you and your curls. It is an advanced botanical formula made with ALL NATURAL ingredients that nourish and strengthen the hair. Utilizing the humectant properties of the Agave Nectar Kinky-Curly Curling Custard will give weight to your hair, define your curls, remove frizz, provide long lasting hold and shine without ever being greasy, crunchy or drying to your hair.

Curl, Please! Curling & Twisting Moisturising Custard

Imagine: a whipped curling custard that moisturises kinks and curls, setting them in place so you can go glam. We perfected this recipe to give you a vegan and paraben-free hair custard made with no petroleum and no mineral oils. This whipped curling custard nourishes kinks and curls, giving you the support you need to set your crown. Complete your style with pop and shine. The custard is perfect for eco-friendly curl care. To use make sure your hair is clean and conditioned and damp—not soaking wet. Divide your hair into sections and apply a generous amount of custard from your roots to ends, gently stretching curls as you go. This formula is also great for finger-styling so try carefully twisting and twirling strands around your fingers. This product line has been around for quite awhile, and is constantly putting out great products for all curly types. This curl forming custard works great if your curls need a little extra TLC to maintain their shape. The honey also helps manage frizz and adds shine. Cantu Define & Shine Custard: Gels are well-suited to all hair types, but due to the different consistencies available, some may provide you with better results than others. The results you get with gels are also very much down to application techniques. I find that most gels work for my hair, but gels that contain lots of oils (the closer to the top of the ingredients list, the higher the concentration), can weigh my hair down and leave me with looser curls. The best gels for me are those that contain protein, like Bounce Curl Light Creme Gel.