Aussie Miracle Styling Mousse 150 ml

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After scrolling through the Facebook group to identify people who's hair looked most like mine and seeing what products they used, I ended up choosing a popular option: the As I Am Coconut Co-Wash. I learned to scrub a little longer in the shower, about five to seven minutes, and I felt like I was starting to get a grip on all the squishing and scrunching. When I do all the right steps and take the time to leave my hair completely alone as it dries, it's less frizzy, it feels healthier, and it's far more manageable. We’ve whipped up a Miracle Curls Mousse to keep your curls sleek, perky and happy throughout the day.

Others offer a commonly circulated reminder, "This is a marathon, not a sprint," and encourage the person to keep at it.I recently finished school and moved to a new city, so I was past-due for a new hair experiment—but the process was a slow burn. I'm using it with co-washing and only using a cotton t-shirt to dry my hair and it's just so big and curly and and shiny and not frizzy and and and I think it's magical. Curly Girl–approved conditioners are free of sulfates, drying alcohols, silicones, waxes, and non-natural oils. is the most popular post topic in the Curly Girl Method group, always supplemented with a photo of product ingredients lists. If you have curly hair, you want a hair styling product which is going to hold your gorgeous curls in place without weighing them down or making your hair look greasy or feeling sticky.

My friend Susanna, a follower of the Curly Girl Method—a curly hair maintenance routine credited to Lorraine Massey's Curly Girl: The Handbook—for three years, introduced me to the world of Curly Girl Facebook groups. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.According to Lorraine Massey, this is particularly an issue for women transitioning from full-coverage color to natural gray hair. Aussie Miracle Moist Conditioner has a vegan, cruelty-free formula and is infused with Australian Macadamia Nut Oil. If you do not update your preferences, we will assume that you are happy to receive amazing offers and news. Since I ditched the blow dryer pretty early on in life, this part wasn't too hard for me to get used to.

Transform them into soft, defined, and manageable waves without the frizz with our styling mousse—made just for you! It leaves my hair feeling soft and shiny and helps my waves look super nice and full, without being crunchy! When Susanna first introduced me to the Curly Girl Method, she couldn't tell me exactly how my hair would respond, but she did say that no matter what, "You're going to look different. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. For example, when I want to "look nice" for something, I no longer reach for the straightener—I just spend more time caring for and styling my waves.As I learned from the Facebook page, most people who start the Curly Girl Method are coming into it with years of hair damage, so it can take many months to fully repair. But aside from my hair's improved-not-perfected texture and appearance, the most exciting change from the Curly Girl Method is the new attitude I have toward my strands.

Co-washing is a shorthand for the most central element of the Curly Girl Method, which involves ditching shampoo altogether and only washing with Curly Girl–approved conditioners.Maintain a good moisture balance with our Aussie Miracle Moist Shampoo and Aussie Miracle Moist Conditioner. To Curly Girl experts, the Curly Girl Method involves understanding your hair's porosity level, feeding your strands the correct amount of protein, and remembering a long list of sulfates and silicones to avoid at all costs. If you're new to the method, there's a high likelihood that your current products are not CG-safe and that your eye isn't trained to recognize the very specific list of ingredients that do or don't make the cut.