DIY Curly Hair Cream for Nourishing and Defining Curls, 8 oz

Description

Product Description For Curly Hair Cream Recipe

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• Ingredients: Shea butter, coconut oil, argan oil, essential oils (lavender or peppermint)
• Benefits: Moisturizing, nourishing, provides shine and definition to curls, combats frizz, improves overall hair health
• Instructions: Melt shea butter and coconut oil, mix in argan oil and essential oils, let it cool and solidify

Key features of “Curly Hair Cream Recipe” include:

1. Moisturizing: The shea butter and coconut oil provide moisture to the hair
2. Nourishing: Ingredients like argan oil and essential oils nourish the hair
3. Shine: The cream enhances the shine of the curls
4. Definition: Helps in defining the curls
5. Frizz Control: Combats frizz for smoother hair
6. Improved Hair Health: Enhances the overall health of the hair

From the Publisher

• Ten things to do before you dye
• You are what you eat—and so are your curls
• Getting kids to love their curls
• Curly guys
• Lorraine’s 12-step recovery program
• Check out Lorraine’s video tutorials on YouTube

Curl Power

• You know you have corkscrew curls if you have:
  • Curls that contract as tightly as a French poodle’s if cut too short.
  • Lots of small spirals.
  • A high frizz factor.
  • Hair that appears thickly textured when you look at it all together but is actually baby-fine and delicate when you look at a single strand. (This is why your hair breaks so easily.)
  • Hair the soaks up as much conditioner as you feed it.
  • Tangles and snarls under the top layer of hair at the nape of the neck. (This is caused by the natural movement of the head throughout the day.)
  • A spring factor of 9 to 12 inches.
• You know you have botticelli curls if you have:
  • Curls that vary in size and shape. Underneath you may have hermit curls that can shrink to half the length of those on the outside. (This is another reason not to cut your hair wet.)
  • Curls that tend to be looser, in the shape of soft S’s, combined with those that are tight.
  • Curls that have a ropier appearance.
  • Hair the seems to wilt if it gets too long. (This is because the weight of the top layer weighs the hair down.)
  • Curls that are looser during some seasons and tighter during others.
  • A spring factor of 5 to 8 inches.
• You know you have corkicelli curls if you have:
  • Varying curl patterns throughout your hair’s overall landscape: for example, significantly tighter curls around the face and at the nape of the necks, while the rest of the hair is much looser, or vice versa. (Curls should never be cut when wet, because you would not recognize these distinct curl patterns on a wet, combed surface.)

Cherub Curls: Characteristics and Care

• Curly hair throughout all seasons
• Hair that appears longer or shorter depending on the weather and humidity
• A spring factor of 5 to 10 inches
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• You know you have cherub curls if you have:
  • Had curly hair from birth
  • Baby-fine curl spirals that resemble the hair of a young child whether you’re eight years old or eighty

Types of Curls and Their Characteristics:

• Curls as Delicate as Gold Leaf: Easily dispersed with outside interferences.
• Weightless and Translucent Curls: Have a halo-like translucency.
• Variety of Curl Lengths: Different lengths of curls on the head.
• Curls with Slow Growth: Take a long time to grow and may seem stagnant without proper care.
• Short-Lived Fragile Curls: Fragile and break easily, leading to a shorter lifespan.
• Spring Factor of 5 to 10 inches.

You know you have Wavy Curls if you have:

• Hair that was believed to be straight.
• Straight hair in childhood transitioning to wavy after puberty.
• Natural waves after being in the shower at the beach.
• Frizz and dry ends, especially on humid days.
• Unmaintained and flat-looking hair at the crown.
• Dry hair ends and a spring factor of 2 to 4 inches.

You know you have S’wavy Curls if you have:

• Hair that may appear straight in winter and requires effort to get waves.
• Low to no frizz, a natural shine, and a slight bend at the ends.
• Hair that benefits from layering and a spring factor of 1 to 2 inches.

You know you have Fractal or Zigzag Curls if you have:

• Curls described as twizzles, micro-spirals, or fractal corkscrews.
• Steplike pattern to the hair with dry and hypersensitive curls.
• Curls that remain unchanged throughout seasons and a receding hairline risk.
• Highly sensitive to rough handling and a spring factor of 9 to 16 inches.

Book Title: Empowering Curls

• Publisher: Workman Publishing Company; Expanded Second edition (January 13, 2011)
• Language: English
• Paperback: 176 pages
• ISBN-10: 076115678X
• ISBN-13: 978-0761156789
• Item Weight: 1 pounds
• Dimensions: 7 x 0.44 x 8.5 inches

Also available:

• Whether you’re naturally graying, weaning yourself off the dye, or coveting the chic #grannyhair trend, your hair will shine with this empowering guide.
• From Lorraine Massey—an evangelist for the power of curls—comes a practical and inspirational handbook filled with creative advice for caring for your child’s curls.
• Enliven the body and tap into the full force of female energy with these natural recipes for total body decadence, each made from everyday household ingredients.
• From the editors of Flow, a thoughtful collection of questions to get to know yourself. Each question emphasizes reflection and an appreciation for the small things.
• A new take on self-care: here are illustrated affirmations on how to be the kindest, strongest, realest you. A book both wise and beautiful, to inspire female empowerment and self-love.

Product Standout Benefits

SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Frizz-Free Curl Mousse is expertly blended to transform your curly hair.

This volumizing hair mousse is designed to enhance your natural curl memory and wave pattern, providing a soft finish with no residue.

• Enhances natural curl memory and wave pattern.
• Creates shiny curls with high impact volume.
• Offers a soft finish with no residue.
• Controls frizz while adding brilliant shine.
• Leaves wavy, curly hair smooth, silky, and bouncy.

Formulated with Fair Trade Shea Butter, Coconut and Neem oil, and Silk Protein, this mousse is suitable for all curly hair types.

All SheaMoisture hair care products, including this mousse for curly hair, are ethically traded, sustainably produced, and cruelty-free.

The frizz-free hair mousse is formulated with:

• No silicone
• No sulfates
• No parabens
• No phthalates
• No mineral oil
• No petrolatum

Customer Questions and Answers

Q: How do I use this product? 🤔

A: Just apply it to your hair, and you’re good to go! It enhances natural curl memory and wave pattern, leaving no residue.

Q: Is it good for dry, frizzy hair? 🌿

A: Absolutely! If your dry, frizzy hair keeps you from flaunting your favorite hairstyle, this hair styling aid curly hair mousse is for you. It helps control frizz while adding a brilliant shine to your curls and coils.

Q: How does this mousse leave my hair feeling? 💧

A: Your hair will be smooth, soft, and silky, leaving curls enviously bouncy!

Q: What are the key ingredients that make this mousse work? 🌟

A: It’s blended with Coconut and neem oils, silk protein, and fair trade shea butter to help reduce frizz and add shine.

Q: What is NOT in this product? 🚫

A: This frizz-free hair mousse is formulated with no silicone, no sulfates, no parabens, no phthalates, no mineral oil, and no petrolatum.

Q: Is this product tested on animals? 🐇

A: Nope! It’s been tested on our family for generations and never on animals.