Miss Jessie's Multi-Cultural Curls

Product Information

Finding the righthair products for wavy hair (if you want to be scientific, you can call it 2a hair) can sometimes feel like you have too many options. Sometimes, the product is too greasy, it doesn’t hold the way that you want it to, it’s not strong enough, or maybe it's a combination of all of these disappointing reasons. The hard truth is thatproducts for 2a hair are a dime a dozen, and it can be nearly impossible to find the perfect wavy hair products that will do what you need them to… That is, until now! Enter Miss Jessie’s selection ofhair products for wavy hair that you will love to have in your arsenal. Our selection of2a hair products is carefully formulated to keep your curls looking fresh and bouncy. If you have dry, brittle, frizzy, or damaged hair or hair that has been chemically treated, then you probably need extra moisture," says Valles. "Leave-in conditioners are particularly useful if you have dry, frizzy or damaged hair." Best Leave-In Conditioner for Curls: Miss Jessie's Multicultural Curls Enhancing Texturizing Hair Styling Cream There are a billion (zillion? Trillion?) application methods when it comes to curl products, but in general, people with 3c hair tend to have the best result with combing or finger-raking conditioners and leave-ins through their damp hair, then applying their stylers with praying hands, scrunching, shingling, and/or plopping. Are these 3c hair products Curly Girl Method approved?

There are so many hair products out there, from hair oils to hair glosses to hair masks, that it can be difficult to understand when and how to apply each product properly. In the case of leave-in conditioner, Valles says that you can use your go-to "every time you wash your hair." I always suggest sectioning with clips and applying any product for even distribution," she starts."Section your hair in halves or fours.Disperse the leave-in into the palm of your hands and emulsify the leave-in by rubbing your hands together.Then, evenly distribute the product on each section.After you apply the product, use a brush, comb, or your fingers to distribute the leave-in through out the hair.You can then use a microfiber towelto plop or scrunch your curls with the leave-in only, or apply your styling products on top of the leave-in, and then use your hand or a microfiber towel to scrunch or plop your hair.Let your hair air dry or use a diffuser." Evenly distribute a capful or more to damp, freshly washed, conditioned and detangled hair. Spread a generous amount until you have good coverage. Make sure you scrunch the hair to encourage curl. To dry: either use a diffuser attachment to dry the hair or air dry and GO! To refresh curl dampen hair and apply a capful or more of Multicultural Curls ™ and repeat steps above. Look no further if you struggle to find the right products for your multi-textured curls . Our MultiCultural Curls™ hair lotion is perfect for women who are a beautiful mix of different ethnicities but cannot find styling products that work for their unique multi-textured curls. Some products are too heavy and may leave your textured curls oily and weighed down. Other products are just too light. We know your story well and share your frustration. Finding the best- fit styling lotion fo r our multicultural curls has not been easy . Growing up as bi-racial babies, we always searched for the right product. Now, we celebrate our mixed-race heritage and the curls that come with it. And you can to o!If you’re new to hair-typing, 3c hair is part of a classification system originally devised by hairstylist Andre Walker that breaks hair down into four categories: straight (type 1), wavy (type 2), curly (type 3), and coily/zigzag (type 4). Sounds confusing, so just look at this hair chart we made, k? People with 3c hair have super-tight curls, just a step down from being actual coils (i.e., 4a hair), though most 3c textures will also have some looser 3b curls and/or tighter 4a coils. What does 3c hair look like? Evenly distribute a capful or more to damp, freshly washed, conditioned, and detangled hair. Spread a generous amount until you have good coverage. Make sure you scrunch the hair to encourage curl.

You can also use leave-in conditioner when using the scrunch or plop methods, both of which define and style curls while they're still damp. Giannetos says that using leave-in during this styling phase "helps to define the curls and add shine."

Styling Lotion

Pros: protects from heat damage; expert-approved; free of parabens, gluten, sulfates, and silicones; cruelty-free By way of dealing with their customers' everyday curly hair care needs they stumbled upon a problem: there were simply no products on the market that catered to their clientele's hair type. "There wasn't a lot to work with, and finally we realized that we wouldn't get that perfect solution unless we created it ourselves." Recognizing a valuable opportunity to provide for this niche market, Titi and Miko, inspired by their grandmother's can-do attitude decided to perfect their own curly hair product creations and Miss Jessie's products were born. Best Leave-In Conditioner for Curl Definition: Miss Jessie's Multicultural Curls Enhancing Texturizing Hair Styling Cream Multicultural Curls™ gives your textured curls uniformity and manageability while at the same time fights frizz. MultiCultural Curls is the definition of a Miss Jessie's original, as this styling lotion is the ultimate solution for styling and managing multi-textured curls. The inspiration for Miss Jessie's MultiCultural Curls derives from the childhood experiences of Miss Jessie's Co-founder's, Miko and Titi. Before they were even burgeoning young hairstylists and curl experts, Miko and Titi were a pair of bi-racial babies, in active pursuit of a product that could cater to their unique amalgam of curly textures. Some products were too heavy, oversaturating curls with oils and weighing them down. Other products were just too light. In the classic Miss Jessie's fashion, the Branch sisters discovered a solution to this problem, by coming up with an effective product capable of striking the right balance of moisture and hold- thus MultiCultural Curls was born. MultiCultural Curls gives curls uniformity throughout varying curl patterns, while simultaneously fighting frizz, and adding the right touch of super soft hold. Enriched with all-natural ingredients, including safflower oil and olive oil, MultiCultural Curls is a wash n' go styling lotion, that will give you a new appreciation for your diverse heritage, and the beautiful curls that come with it.

Out of all the type-3 curls, your 3c hair is the most prone to dryness and breakage (woo! Congrats! You win no prizes! Sry!), which means the best products for your hair will be hella moisturizing and lightly defining, like leave-in conditioners, oils, gels, and curl creams. Pros: works on all hair types; editor-approved; made with curls in mind; lightweight; gentle smell; protein-infused For consistent moisture, frizz-taming, and curl definition, she also advises combing the product through the hair for even application. The longer your hair is, I would say to use two quarter-sized pumps," says Valles. "If you have shorter hair, use a dime-sized pump. Less is more with leave-in conditioner."Personally, I use the scrunch method, and tend to opt for a leave-in with a bit of hold so that I don't have to layer too many products. What to Look For in a Leave-In Conditioner for Curly Hair Miss Jessie’s Multicultural Curls™ gives your textured curls uniformity and manageability while simultaneously fighting frizz. Not too heavy and not too light, Miss Jessie’s Multicultural Cu rls is the perfect bala nce styling lotion created just for you! Try it, and you will love the beautiful curls styled with Multicultural Curls™, “The Best Darn MultiCultural Hair Lotion. ” For all multicultural stylist s, add Miss Jessie Multicultural Curls to your multicultural hair salon. Your clients will love the results!