Camille Rose Spiked Honey Mousse 4-in-1 Hair Styler to Define Curls and Hold Styles Into Place while Nourishing and Adding Shine | With Honey and Nettle Root

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Adam Federico is a hairstylist, the VP of technical development and education for R+Co, and the creative director for Federico Beauty Institute. He recently spoke to Cosmo regarding the best hairstyles for thin hair. Here at Camille's Corner, we love a great look and fashion that breaks the mold. We would be remiss of we didn't share out thoughts on one of the largest fashion events in the world Paris Fashion Week.

Photo-ready, defined curlsWith Camille Rose's Almond Jai Butter, well-defined curls are not hard to achieve. This soft, buttery mixture is whisked with almond milk and honey and crafted to elongate and moisturize strands for twist-outs and setting styles. Also great for setting is the Spiked Honey Mousse. Made to take the stress out of creating any look, this lightweight formula upgrades wash-and-go's, braid-outs, rod sets, or even in combination with Almond Jai for a stronger hold. Sabrina Rowe Holdsworth is a celebrity hairstylist and founder of NTRL By Sabs, a natural haircare line "formulated with textured hair in mind." For tighter curls (4a-4c), a lightweight, medium-hold mousse with extra conditioners (or applied over a leave-in conditioner) is best followed by a serum once dry. Often, these types of curls are in need of hydration. Replenish the moisture first and then layer the mousse over. Serum added at the end increases shine and breaks up the “set” for a nice-looking curl. Shampoo is essential for all natural hair routines, as the detergents and surfactants in the formulas remove product build-up; mineral build-up (if you live in an area with hard water); and excess oil and dirt from your scalp. This is a great starting point for naturals looking to create a routine that is replicable and simple.Jasmine Rilington is a h airstylist, cosmetologist, and founder of The Glam Room , a brand specializing in haircare products that work for those who are going through chemotherapy or are struggling with hair loss from conditions such as alopecia.

If you're not sure where to start, here are a few tips from hairstylist Addam Artist to help you find the best mousse for your hair type: Stylists recommend “no oils no butters” – meaning not using any raw, standalone oils or butters on natural hair, only applying well formulated, conditioning products. This means not applying raw coconut oil, shea butter or other oils and butters directly onto the hair.It’s up to you whether you want to continue to use oils and butters in your routine. Studies have long depicted the reparative properties of oils, but remember: water is the only true moisturizer. Final Thoughts on the 3 Step Method for Natural Hair By focusing on water first and keeping your hair clean, you’ll ensure that your hair is properly prepped to take up moisture. No Oils No Butters