Curling Control Creme
A 30ml curling creme that does two things at once: it conditions like a leave-in and holds like a light styling product. Where a gel gives you a firm cast and crisp definition, a creme gives you a softer, more natural shape with movement still in it. Plenty of people find a gel too much on looser waves, and this is the answer to that.
It is also genuinely dual purpose, which is unusual. Scrunched into a curl it encourages the pattern and controls frizz. Smoothed through the length before a blow dry or straighten it does the opposite job, laying the cuticle flat and keeping the finish sleek. One tube covers both directions your client might go with the same head of hair.
Details:
- 30ml
- Leave in, no rinsing
- Flexible hold with conditioning agents
- Works for curl definition and for smoothing when straightening
How to use it: apply a small amount to towel-dried or dry hair. To define, scrunch it upwards through the section and let the hair dry undisturbed. To smooth, rake it through the mid-lengths and ends with your fingers and blow dry down the shaft. Do not rinse. Because it is a small tube and a concentrated texture, start with a pea sized amount and build.
Keep it off the roots and away from bonds, tabs and rings, as with any leave-in on extensions. Precautions: rinse the eyes immediately and thoroughly on contact.
What is the difference between this and the curl defining gel?
Hold and finish. The gel gives a strong hold with a firm cast that you scrunch out, and it suits tighter patterns that need real structure. The creme gives softer, more flexible definition with conditioning built in, which works better on looser waves and on anyone who dislikes a crunchy feel.
Can I use it when straightening rather than curling?
Yes, that is one of the two things it is for. Smoothed through the mid-lengths before blow drying it helps lay the cuticle flat and keeps the finish sleek. Use a dedicated heat protection spray as well, because this is a styling creme and not a thermal protectant.
How much should I use?
Start with a pea sized amount for shoulder length hair and build from there. It is a 30ml tube and a concentrated texture, so it goes much further than it looks. Too much on fine hair will flatten the root area and make the length feel coated.
