#S curl gel activator Activator

#S curl gel activator Activator

I can apply this to damp hair alone (or as I prefer, under a curl activator gel), bun my hair and have moisturized strands until my next wash 3вЂ“5 days later. And I am so glad that IВ did!ДЇirst off, the product smells really great! A combination of floral and fruity with a thin-ish consistency and a pinky/orange color. Last week, I was in a Dollar General and saw Right On Curl Activator Moisturizing Lotion for the low, low price of $1.25, so I decided, almost 3 years since my last unfortunate curl juice experience, to give it a shot.

But it wasnвЂ™t a stand alone product and then (as now), I want to have as few products on my hair as possible (even though I own many, lol!). As a new natural, I gave SвЂ‘Curl another try and this whitish liquid of relatively thick consistency worked pretty wellвЂ¦ when sealed with shea butter. When I was transitioning and hunting for an all-day moisturizing product, I gave the вЂjheri curl juiceвЂ™ (in the form of Carefree Curl and SвЂ‘Curl) a try, but it was sticky and gummy in my relaxed hair, so I gave it up. I am also a fan of curl activator gels (like Long Aid Curl Activator gel) and alcohol-free holding gels (like Eco Styler). To avoid this situation, I'd suggest using this product for styles like buns where the hair is pulled back and the ends are tucked away.As most of my readers already know, I am a 4b with very thick, shoulder-length (un-stretched) hair and I am a BIG fan of moisture. That's because the glycerine sucks up the moisture from the atmosphere, raising the hair cuticle and causing poofy hair.

I've used this on my signature pin-curl style and after ten minutes of being outside in rainy London, my hair is frizzy and limp - even if it's no longer raining. Providing it's used in the correct climate, S Curl is great for moisturising but it works best on hair that is tied back. However, a very dry atmosphere will cause moisture to be drawn out of the hair, producing counteractive results. When there is sufficient moisture in the air - such as in a humid climate - this product works great. The second ingredient of this product is glycerine, which acts as a humectant by drawing moisture from the air into the hair strand. I've found it great for detangling and keeping my roots soft, especially now that I've pledged to seriously cut down on blowdrying and straightening. I know a lot of transitioning ladies use S Curl on their new growth to keep the line of demarcation strong. Since using this, I've never experienced hair with so much pliability - I can literally feel the increased elasticity when I'm combing my hair out. Originally formulated for people with jheri curls, the moisturiser is designed to thoroughly hydrate textured hair to create 'juicy' curls or waves. For the first time on my hair journey, I'm beginning to understand what a moisture overload feels like. I've also been experimenting with pouring a bit of S Curl into my deep conditioner mix. I've been using this product as a leave-in conditioner and also as a daily moisturiser. It's highly perfumed which may bother some but the smell doesn't tend to bother me once my hair is dry. The moisturiser itself is of a watery consistency which comes out via a spray pump. It provides maximum moisture, helps with detangling and softens like no other. Yes, I know it's been around for a while and there's a whole lotta hype about it online already, but this moisturiser has saved my hair for the last couple of weeks. It was fun teasing you guys about what my new favourite product is, but Andrea from Lengthening Locks guessed it right - Luster's S Curl 'No Drip'! I immediately reached for my secret 'bottle of amazingness' to tame my hair into a sleek bun. Yesterday I had a mini hair emergency when my airdried pin-curl style failed me.