#jessicurl

[coldwind-shiningstars]

a few years ago when I was looking for a shampoo/conditioner brand that was fragrance free and wouldn't worsen the mast cell issues I was having with showers, I found multiple lists recommending jessicurl, which is fragrance/gluten/silicone/etc free and works really well! I have had a lot less reactions to showering since starting using it.

I got an email from them today. Their founder, the titular Jess, died recently from Ehlers Danlos syndrome, the exact thing that is so associated with MCAS issues that her products were recommended to help.

There's not really anything I can really say beyond this, nothing to make these kind of deaths feel better, but if you have MCAS/sensitive skin/allergy issues and are looking for hair products to help I recommend giving jessicurl a try. and I'm proud of anyone who works towards helping other people like themselves. I hope Jess rests well.

#symptoms disorder #disability #ehlers danlos syndrome

[wildcmbcrsupdates]

magicurl_april: Havana’s after shot! Asian girls do have curls💕💕💕! The last shot is from a while back. What a big difference from using a different product line. Washed and conditioned with Jessicurl. Styled with AG Recoil.

Havana Rose Liu via magicurl_april on Instagram, 11/12/2021.

#havana rose liu

[wild-moss-art]

i’m late but!!! 18, 27, 33 💘

18. what hair products do you use?

I use garnier fructis coconut hair mask for conditioning! Once every 2 weeks I use a purple shampoo cause my hair is currently white(though I need to rebleach the roots), otherwise I don’t use shampoo cause I have very dry hair. occasionally a gel(jessicurl brand) but when my hair is particularly short it doesn’t really make a difference lol. And coconut oil on days my hair is particularly dry

27. About how many hours of sleep did you get?

According to my sleep tracker, 7 hours and 4 minutes. I aim for 8 hours at least but I’ll take what I can get 🤷

33. The last adventure you’ve been on?

I don’t get out much when I can avoid it nowadays, pandemic/health stuff still makes me super nervous. But I have some friends who visit my agoraphobic ass regularly to play board games and stock my pantry with snacks and they are always a fun adventure 🥺

#ty for the ask <3 #I am pretty into proper hair care though you wouldn’t guess it by looking at me lol

[lockenkopf-online-boutique]

Weightless moisture for your curls. Curls need moisture. But every hair is slightly different and there is a risk that the curls will be "flattened" by the weight of the product. Aloeba contains oils of jojoba, coconut and avocado that moisturize your curls without weighing them down. The added herbs make it a Best Conditioner for Curly hair  that can also be used as a leave-in. Application:  Apply to damp curls, leave on for 3 to 5 minutes and rinse. If you need more moisture and want to control frizz you can also use Aloeba as a leave-in conditioner.

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[goatjames0]

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Clever Curl was produced by a group of Australian curl professionals inspired by the Curly Girl Approach. Given Additional Info by the group from leading organic hair care brand name Ever, Escents, the Clever Curl range is an extremely specialised line of hair items carefully created to enhance and embrace naturally curly hair to hold the personality and uniqueness of curls.

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The Clever Curl variety is an extremely specialised line of hair products carefully formulated to improve and welcome naturally curly hair in any environment.

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[zulufitashop]

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[myfaircurl1-blog]

We have a large variety of Jessicurl products which  include cleansers, conditioners, stylers, Blueberry Curls and many other essentials that will bring out your hair's natural beauty.

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[redandwhiteglitter]

One brand wash day featuring @jessicurl products. I ended up with a giant curl clump on the under layer of my hair. #curlygirlmethod #jessicurl #curlyhair #wavyhair #wavyhairdontcare #curlyhairdontcare #curlyhairjourney #wavyhairjourney #2bhair #2chair #selfie #nofilter #selflove #fyourbeautystandards https://www.instagram.com/p/CAgDQX4ArfQ/?igshid=1m7hg7j60daby

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[laerika21]

I grew a set of eyes! 👓 Until I’m able to get contacts, THIS IS ME! my crooked glasses and I are here to tell you, yes we are very jealous of your @tomford and @tiffanyandco frames, but hey! We can see 👀 and that’s a blessing ❤️ Stay amazing and stylish, we’ll be here wacky and happy 😆 . . #glasses #glassesgirl #glasseslife #nerd #geek #nerdygirl #geekgirl #curlgirl #curlygirl #curl #curls @jessicurl #jessicurl #jessicurlproducts #wackywednesday #wednesday #wackywed #wacky #newme #whodis #newmewhodis #lol #lmao #curlcommunity #notdesigner #crooked #silly (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxNAzdeFTFb/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1h5fs2gb4w9io

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[2749]

Me at 26, 32, 41, and 46. Stopped with the straightening. No makeup in last photo and hair not completely dry. #jessicurl #tenyearchallenge https://www.instagram.com/p/BszD4pCnC6W/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=qcayc9v5yaq2

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[i4mycurls]

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[jessicurl-blog1]

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[lockenkopf-online-boutique]

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Weightless moisture for your curls. Curls need moisture. But every hair is slightly different and there is a risk that the curls will be "flattened" by the weight of the product. Aloeba contains oils of jojoba, coconut and avocado that moisturize your curls without weighing them down. The added herbs make it a Best Conditioner for Curly hair  that can also be used as a leave-in. Application:  Apply to damp curls, leave on for 3 to 5 minutes and rinse. If you need more moisture and want to control frizz you can also use Aloeba as a leave-in conditioner.

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[tidepoolalgae]

used a different hair gel like 'hmmm, I wonder why I didn't finish using this?' only to find out the answer is cause it doesn't work that well!

#my hair is so floofy ;-; #I mean it could be worse.. #not really a bad thing just #I got so used to the jessicurl which is a miracle #literally god in a bottle #for me at least #my hair is super picky and sometimes I forget to what extent lol #moments like this help me remember #personal #to the void

[rosarrie]

hello please drop a hair routine, your curls are so bouncy and cute! (i've been struggling to unfrizz my head)

HELLO thank youu!! OKAY SO: my routine is literally 2 steps:

1. shampoo hair twice (no conditioner!! i use a moroccan oil shampoo)

2. after shower, put a little bit of this stuff in wet hair (avoid putting it in roots)

and that's pretty much it lol. I've usually got pretty oily hair, but I've found using the jessicurl styling stuff after washing my hair is SO GOOD for unfrizzing it. I haven't tried any others but honestly using any leave-in conditioner is an absolute godsend for curly hair

#rosy replies #I HOPE THAT HELPS!! #ask

[paradisetemporarilymisplaced]

omg please drop all of your haircare knowledge, asking for a wavy/curly friend

HELLO YES I LOVE TALKING ABT THIS

So once upon a time I spent weeks on end on naturallycurly.com reading about wavy hair care specifically. I had just moved to Colorado six months before and my hair was Not loving the climate shift - the higher altitude results in dryer air and my hair was unmanageable and gross 100% of the time and I was sick of it. This article in particular was unbelievably helpful and it formed the basis of my research.

Here’s my before (spring 2019) and after (spring 2020):

(I have not really been styling my hair and/or taking selfies since then because. Pandemic. Not much point in going to that much effort just to work from home lol)

Below the cut are more specific tips for washing/styling, featuring linked articles, tutorials, and products. I do want to acknowledge that these are adapted from the methods Black women have been using to care for their (type 4) hair for generations - the methods largely work for 2&3 hair types too, but with some modifications (e.g., white people don’t generally need to add extra oil to moisturize their hair between washes). If you’re going to buy products, buy from Black-owned companies whenever possible! Ecoslay and Inahsi are two of my favorites.

Some general tips:

Know the general state of your hair. Is it dense or thin? Are the strands coarse or fine? Is it damaged from color and/or heat? If it’s dense and/or coarse, you’ll want heavier products to penetrate the strands (like gels). If it’s thin and/or fine, you’ll want lighter products to not weigh them down (like mousses). If it’s damaged, you’ll want heavy stuff with a lot of protein to get it healthy.

Protein and moisture are key to balancing your hair. Protein deficiency/excess moisture results in hair that’s too soft and doesn’t hold a curl, while moisture deficiency/excess protein is when your hair feels crunchy without anything in it. Odds are if you’ve been using sulfate-heavy products you’ll need a heavy dose of both. My hair was so protein-starved that I had to do two gelatin treatments to build it back up but I haven’t had to do anything like that since

Ingredients: cut out sulfates and silicones. Sulfates dry out your hair and silicones coat the strands and weigh it down. Ingredient labels are your friends - sulfates are pretty easy to spot (e.g., sodium laureth sulfate) and silicones usually end in ‘cone’ (e.g., dimethicone). Some people also avoid heavy oils and butters (e.g., shea butter) but it really depends on how thick your hair is and how tight your curls are. I generally avoid them because they weigh down my looser curls but others with tighter curl patterns find them moisturizing and helpful. When in doubt, plug the ingredient list into Curlsbot to see what's curl friendly and what's not.

You do not need fancy products. I've linked some of my faves in here but there's plenty of inexpensive stuff available at drug stores. @coffeecurlygirl on Instagram has some highlights where she's reviewed curl-friendly drug store products. I am also American, so product availability may be different in other places. Curl Maven (based in Ireland) is a treasure trove of product information for Europe, as well as an excellent source for curly hair care in general.

Washing:

The most important part of washing your hair and scalp isn’t the cleanser, it’s the friction. Some people find success with cowashing, which is when you use a conditioner to wash your hair. This moisturizes your scalp and prevents your hair from drying out with the cleansing agents. Others like having something more cleansing and use a sulfate-free shampoo (usually containing something like sodium olefin 14-16 sulfonate). I tend to switch cleansers whenever I wash - I like the As I Am Dry and Itchy Scalp cowash, Trader Joe’s Tea Tree Tingle shampoo, and a medicated shampoo & conditioner 2 in 1 deal. (My scalp is dry 100% of the time, it’s a struggle.) I also recommend getting a shampoo brush to really scrub it in there.

Conditioning is probably the most important step in your routine. Again, knowing your hair is really important here! Conditioners come in a huge range of heaviness. I have relatively thick hair and I like heavy conditioners. You want one that you can apply to your hair and practically feel it detangle itself. I like Giovanni conditioners best - the Deeper Moisture and Tea Tree Triple Treat are both good. You want to avoid your scalp because that’s where buildup happens, so apply to the length of your hair and squish it in (tutorial) from the bottom to form your curl clumps and ensure it penetrates each strand.

Clarifying is also something you want to do every so often. You’ll end up with some buildup on your hair no matter what so this is when you need an actual cleanser to break it down. You can get clarifying shampoos (Bumble & Bumble has one but I’ve never used it) but honestly you just need a normal sulfate shampoo. I use Suave Daily Clarifying (do not use it daily) which is like a dollar and will last forever.

After clarifying you should deep condition to restore moisture to your hair. My favorite these days is Jessicurl, but when I first started out this whole thing I needed something super protein-heavy so I used Curl Junkie’s Repair Me. In the middle of the road is something like Inahsi which is relatively balanced between moisture and protein. It all depends on what your hair needs. Apply after washing, let it sit on your hair for 30-45 minutes (use a shower cap and ideally a heat cap for max effectiveness). Rinse and style as usual.

Don’t use a normal towel to dry your hair. Terrycloth is a one-way ticket to Frizz City. You can buy microfiber towels made specifically for hair but you can also just use a tshirt. Also don’t rub your hair when you dry it, instead squeeze the water out from the bottom to preserve your curl pattern and prevent frizz.

You probably don’t have to wash your hair as often as you think. I wash my hair once or twice a week and it gets the job done. It takes much longer for curly hair to get gross and oily than for straight hair - my sister’s hair is stick straight and she has to wash every day.

Styling:

The products you use are much less important than the technique. Youtube is super helpful for demonstrations of how to apply products - reallife+curlygirl has my favorite channel for this.

Leave in conditioner is a must. I recommend finding something that’s intended to be a leave in, but some people just leave in some of the conditioner they used in the shower. Same deal, apply only to your ends, not the scalp.

After the leave in, here’s where the fun begins! Apply your styling products when your hair is soaking wet (like, immediately after your shower). I like to use a curl enhancer (eg Ecoslay’s Orange Marmalade or Uncle Funky’s Curl Magic) and then a gel over top (pretty much any drug store brand works - Aussie, LA Looks, etc.). Squish it in like you did your conditioner and use a lot of water. I legit have a mixing bowl that I keep in my shower and fill partway with water when applying so I can scoop in more water as needed. Squish until you can’t really feel the product anymore and then you’re good.

Plop your hair to set the curls (tutorial). Let it sit for 15-20 minutes. If you’re feeling extra you can add more gel once you take it down.

Diffuse dry (tutorial). DO NOT use a hair dryer without a diffuser, the direct heat is too intense and won’t give you good results.

Your hair will probably be a little crunchy after you’re done. Wait however long you want/can (at least until your hair has cooled down and it’s 100% dry) and then scrunch it out. No ramen noodle hair and your curls have set!

This can all be super overwhelming but is super worth it. You can see how much it's benefited my hair and I have no regrets. Most of these tips are things that have specifically worked for me, but if you want a more general (and better explained) quick-start guide for curl care, Curl Maven is a fantastic resource. There are a zillion places on the internet to get information, but I strongly recommend just sticking to a few: Naturally Curly, reallife+curlygirl, and Curl Maven are the best I've found and seem to cover the most ground. There's also a thriving Instagram community but proceed with caution - big Mormon mom energy over there, for whatever reason.

Finally, while the curls are great, the biggest change I’ve seen has been in the overall health of my hair. Washing less means my hair doesn’t get dried out as quickly, and even when I don’t style my hair (leave-in only and air dry) my hair still has some volume which is nuts. You don’t have to do all the styling every time you wash to get the benefits.

Hope this is helpful! Godspeed, my friend.

#smolpoe #answered #face #hair care #curl care #sorry this took a few days and is very long #my problem is that i have spent so many years in academia that i'm incapable of writing anything less than a well-sourced novel #no matter the context #lmk if you have any more questions and/or if anything i wrote needs further clarification #also i didn't mention it in the post but generally speaking this is based on the curly girl method #which i don't love bc (a) why gender hair care and (b) the lady who coined the term is. hm. Not Great #i try to be thoughtful with hair stuff bc. as i said. black women have been doing this for centuries #and white women do not get to co-opt the natural hair movement no matter how hard they try #but like i said the methods still work. you just can't claim that you came up with them #which is what the 'founder' of the curly girl method did. then she created devacurl very explicitly to profit off that knowledge #curly/wavy hair is not political for white women and too many bloggers seem to think it is #anyway! all this to say i'm trying to stay in my lane and share the info i've found most helpful #while acknowledging the actual sources of said info