I randomly headed to my local hair shop the other day because there was a product I was thinking of trying. I can literally spend hours there just walking around, looking at every product, reading ingredients, and comparing (what a hobby) ..
Despite this I seemed to have missed two really exciting brand (or maybe because they were new in the shop), one brand called Curs and the other one called Mixed Chicks they are actually both made for multi ethnic women with curly hair. Of course, anyone can use them. I am "mixed" myself though (Swedish and Nigerian/English) but I still have really afroish natural hair that I relax.
I was so excited to find these new brand, I was probably at the counter for about 25 minutes, smelling, reading ingredients, thinking lol. Eventually I decided to go for the Curls products instead of the Mixed Chicks ones because even though the Curls products were expensive, they were cheaper then Mixed Chicks and they smell amaaaaazing (of Coconut and Caramel).
Here is a little something about Curls from HERE (Click to read the whole text)
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Despite this I seemed to have missed two really exciting brand (or maybe because they were new in the shop), one brand called Curs and the other one called Mixed Chicks they are actually both made for multi ethnic women with curly hair. Of course, anyone can use them. I am "mixed" myself though (Swedish and Nigerian/English) but I still have really afroish natural hair that I relax.
I was so excited to find these new brand, I was probably at the counter for about 25 minutes, smelling, reading ingredients, thinking lol. Eventually I decided to go for the Curls products instead of the Mixed Chicks ones because even though the Curls products were expensive, they were cheaper then Mixed Chicks and they smell amaaaaazing (of Coconut and Caramel).
Here is a little something about Curls from HERE (Click to read the whole text)
"CURLS (and Curly Q's) products
contain an exclusive blend of natural oils and quality ingredients,
such as aloe leaf juice, panthenol, mango, shea and murmur butter. We’ve
included a new, patent pending ingredient - a derivative of the primary
lipid found at the hair surface. This important ingredient restores the
integrity of your hair, protects the hair from environmental stress,
and replenishes the protective layer bound to the hair cuticle."
Also, all their products are formulated with NO silicones, mineral oils, parabens or sulfates.
Curlicious Curls- Cleansing Cream (this does actually lather even though it's a "cleansing cream")
£7.99 (240 ml/8oz)
Description: Unbelievably moisturizing , this creamy, sulfate free cleanser hydrates and cleanses curls in one step. Ideal for curlies of all textures, and chemically altered or coloured hair.
Directions: Gently massage into your wet hair and scalp, rinse well. Follow up with conditioner.
Ingredients: They are actually Not the same as stated on the website.. so Im a bit confused.. Read them here on the website.
Coconut Sublime Conditioner £9.99 (420 ml,14oz)
Description: Super moisturizing rinse of conditioner guaranteed to hydrate and soften the driest curls. Great for mid week conditioning rinses too.
Directions: Apple to wet hair, detangle with a wide tooth comb. Leave on for 1-5 minutes then rinse.
Ingredients: They are actually Not the same as stated on the website.. so Im a bit confused.. Read them here on the website.
Curls Souffle- Medium Curl Cream- without hold £9.99 (240 ml, 8oz)
Description: Ideal for medium-thick textured tresses. Defines, defrizzes and moisturizes curls with a soft natural touch. This souffle textured cream locks in moisture while setting your curls.
Directions: Apply to freshly cleansed/conditioned hair, while it is still wet. Moisturize first with Quenched Curls Moisturizer. Scrunch Curl Souffle into hair, section by section. Allow hair to air dry. (I actually blow dried my hair with this, worked fine for me)
Ingredients: They are actually Not the same as stated on the website.. so Im a bit confused.. Read them here on the website.
Yeah I chose to show the result using my front Iphone camera lol, even though it's blurry it shows how it came out. And I only blow dry my hair, I dont straighten it.
Also, all their products are formulated with NO silicones, mineral oils, parabens or sulfates.
Curlicious Curls- Cleansing Cream (this does actually lather even though it's a "cleansing cream")
£7.99 (240 ml/8oz)
Description: Unbelievably moisturizing , this creamy, sulfate free cleanser hydrates and cleanses curls in one step. Ideal for curlies of all textures, and chemically altered or coloured hair.
Directions: Gently massage into your wet hair and scalp, rinse well. Follow up with conditioner.
Ingredients: They are actually Not the same as stated on the website.. so Im a bit confused.. Read them here on the website.
Coconut Sublime Conditioner £9.99 (420 ml,14oz)
Description: Super moisturizing rinse of conditioner guaranteed to hydrate and soften the driest curls. Great for mid week conditioning rinses too.
Directions: Apple to wet hair, detangle with a wide tooth comb. Leave on for 1-5 minutes then rinse.
Ingredients: They are actually Not the same as stated on the website.. so Im a bit confused.. Read them here on the website.
Curls Souffle- Medium Curl Cream- without hold £9.99 (240 ml, 8oz)
Description: Ideal for medium-thick textured tresses. Defines, defrizzes and moisturizes curls with a soft natural touch. This souffle textured cream locks in moisture while setting your curls.
Directions: Apply to freshly cleansed/conditioned hair, while it is still wet. Moisturize first with Quenched Curls Moisturizer. Scrunch Curl Souffle into hair, section by section. Allow hair to air dry. (I actually blow dried my hair with this, worked fine for me)
Ingredients: They are actually Not the same as stated on the website.. so Im a bit confused.. Read them here on the website.
Yeah I chose to show the result using my front Iphone camera lol, even though it's blurry it shows how it came out. And I only blow dry my hair, I dont straighten it.
Have you heard of, tried or used this brand?
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