Curl Defining Cream: After shampooing and conditioning, section your hair and evenly apply the Curl Defining Cream to soaking wet hair using your preferred technique. Ultra Defining Hair Gel: Next, apply the gel evenly to very wet hair. Scrunch your curls upwards for definition. Air dry or use a diffuser.
Yes, but some cremes and gels don't work well together. Try each separately so you know how they work, and then they them together if you want.
For best use, gel should be applied as the last stage in a curl styling routine on wet hair. Applied after a curl cream, this combination provides the hair with moisture, definition, and frizz fighting.
How to use? Apply the gel evenly on very wet hair, after using Curl Up curl defining cream. Scrunch curls upwards for definition. Air dry or diffuse. Do not touch hair while drying to prevent frizz . Once fully dry, gently scrunch curls to break the cast. What's in it?
Cream first, then gel. If you find your gel isn't forming a good cast, watch how much cream you're putting under it. Too much can interfere with the hold of a gel.
Apply products from lightest to heaviest in consistency. Lightweight and water-based products such as gels must be applied first as they are absorbed quickly, followed by oil-based or heavier products or creams.
Here's a foolproof routine to stick to, courtesy of Henson: Apply leave-in conditioner, mousse or foam, styling cream, gel, and oil—in that exact order.
It works by layering 3 different gels, a light, medium and strong hold. I prepped my hair for styling with the weightless air dry cream then applied three gels from lightest to strongest hold. After diffusing I used the shine oil to break up the gel cast to reveal soft and defined curls that'll last days!
The recommended order of products for curly hair is typically pre-shampoo treatment, shampoo, conditioner, deep conditioning treatment, and leave-in conditioner. Lastly, styling products and oil or serum should be used.
The DevaCut is a unique haircut which focuses on either sculpting each curl cutting in at an angle so the curl pattern is not disrupted or utilizing the Deva Signature Waterfall cutting technique, a structured method of cut as well as Marie's intuitive skills ( curl by curl) to cut the hair.
Gels are best for definition and hold. Want the benefits of both? Apply a cream formula first as a primer, then layer on gel to lock in moisture and define your curls. If volume is your #1 goal, try a foam or mousse to boost your curls' body.
The general guideline is to use a leave-in conditioner before curling cream. This sequence allows the leave-in conditioner to provide essential moisture. Also, it is excellent for detangling and softening your hair. Thus, they will help in creating a hydrated and manageable base.
Depending on how much hold you prefer, you can apply your gel before you Ribbon Curl, or after. (or both!) 💜Benefit of adding gel BEFORE: The stronger hold you like, and the more frizz and flyaways you have, I recommend adding gel before brush styling. The curl results are high definition, more separation.
The basis of the sol-gel method is the production of a homogeneous sol from the precursors and its conversion into a gel. The solvent in the gel is then removed from the gel structure and the remaining gel is dried. The properties of the dried gel depend significantly on the drying method.
With a super unbreakable gel formula & nail hardening vitamin B5, this 3-in-1 combination of gel base + gel top coat + gel hardener protects color from chipping and provides shine as it reinforces soft, fragile nails.
How should you apply it? For the best results, gently smooth and scrunch the gel into your hair to tame frizz and add definition. After shampooing and conditioning, apply our Hydrating Creme on soaking wet hair to lock in moisture and the curls will start to form.
If you have finer hair or looser curls, try a mousse. If you have thick hair or tighter curls or coils, try a gel. And don't be afraid to experiment: after all, your curls are as unique as you are. You can't go wrong with products that were created for unique waves, curls, and coils in mind.
Type 3a hair has loosely curled strands that are s shaped, whereas type 3b and 3c are both tighter and springier. Type 3a hair tends to have fine to medium strands, we can be delicate and dry and can suffer from breakage. If you're unsure whether your strands are 3a, 3b, or 3c, an easy test is the curl size test.
If you have thick or coarse hair, start with a rich moisturizer to help hydrate your strands. Follow with a cream styler to help tame frizz and add shine. Finish with a gel for extra hold and definition.
The LOC Method
LOC stands for: Leave-in, oil, cream. This easy 3-step process is great for adding extra hydration to dry hair and tackling frizz. This process works by penetrating the hair shaft which helps repair the structure and integrity of the hair while also sealing in that much-needed moisture.