How is the week going so far? Mine is great! Work is work, but I now have a friend who is married, and I am praying that the rest of them find their prince charming soon enough! :)
Okay, so you now have a great idea about what products should work for your newly beautifully cut hair (if you haven't big chopped, what are you WAITING FOR?!?!?!?!). We officially get to the best part of the K.I.S.S. Naturals Series: SHOPPING!!!!!!...well more specifically, shopping for hair products lol. Shopping for hair products should not be stressful! Shopping for jeans, is stressful. Not hair products. :)
This post is going to be a guide on hair products that I like, and have had success with. I also will provide tips for purchasing products.
There is a more in-depth blog post HERE. A lot of my hair products that I use are still the same, with the exception of a few that I am testing out. HERE WE GO!!
- Shampoo/Conditioner-These shampoo/conditioner combos have been moisturizing for my hair. I also would recommend that you stick to the same line when it comes to this combo. This has to do with the combined products being pH formulated to work with your hair.
- Alba Botanicals Drink it Up Coconut Milk
- KeraCare Hydrating Detangling Line
- Deep Conditioner/Moisture Treatments
- TGIN Honey Miracle Hair Masque (recently purchased; will update you guys soon!)
- Aphogee Curlrific! Texture Treatment (quick, yields great results, and effective!)
- Oils
- Argan
- It moisturizes your hair DIVINELY.
- Castor
- Great for coarse, thick hair. A little goes a LONG way
- Jojoba
- Lightweight. Similar to sebum: An oil that your scalp naturally produces.
- Coconut
- Lightweight. Gives hair incredible shine. Please DO NOT USE if you are allergic to coconuts!
- Leave In Conditioner
- ElastaQP Olive Oil & Mango Butter
- Aphogee
- Curlrific! Moisture Rich
- Pro-Vitamin
- Jane Carter Revitalizing
- Oyin Handmade Juices & Berries (honestly, ANY of their leave ins)
- Moisturizing/Styling Creams
- Oyin Handmade
- Burnt Sugar Pomade (holy guacamole this stuff smells AMAZING)
- Whipped Pudding
- Shine & Define
- Hair Dew
- Qhemet Biologics
- Amla & Olive Heavy Cream
- Olive & Honey Hydrating Balm
- Taliah Waajid
- Curly Curl Cream (The #1 product for BUN hairstyles)
- Homemade hair cream
- I am still experimenting, but it looks VERY promising!
- Styling Gels/Pomades
- Curls Blueberry Bliss Curl Control Paste
- TGIN Curl Bomb
- Ouidad Advanced Climate Control Heat & Humidity (This gel has changed my life. No, seriously.)
- Kinky Curly Curling Custard
- Styling Foams/Mousse (used mostly for bantu knot outs)
- Jane Carter Solution Natural Twist Out Foam
- Big Sexy Hair Mousse
Tips
- If there is a product that you've been eyeing and it is E X P E N S I V E... Shop online! Amazon, BeautyLish, NaturallyCurly, CurlMart, AveYou are popular websites.
- You can find a coupon code, there may be a promotion, etc. Save money as much as you can!
- Some hair care companies offer promotions periodically. Follow them on social media or check out their website!
- Seasonal promotions are clutch if you are looking to save money, especially around the holidays. For example, Miss Jessie's were KNOWN for their 50% off promotions back in the day lol.
- Samples! I cannot stress this enough! Try a sample of a product FIRST! Then invest in the product if you like it.
- Try looking for products that emphasize moisture and richness: I've noticed that those products typically have better ingredients and work better for curly hair.
If you guys have any products that would be helpful for anyone that is newly natural, sound off in the comments below! FUN FACT: These products also work for men as well. <3
If you made it to the end of this blog, congratulations! I hope that this helps you!
Talk to you soon.
Brie. <3
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