CURLING CUSTARD gives moisture and curl definition, hold and brilliant shiny hair all in one product! Puddings and custards are both great for tighter textures and type 4A-4C hair. This is because tighter textures are usually drier and require more moisture and hold in their styling products. Every step of your natural hair care routine is important, but puddings and custards tend to get overlooked despite how vital they are to the overall health and appearance of your curls. So which formula and product should you look for and what’s the best way to use a styling custard or pudding?

If when you put your hair in a ponytail, it's the size of a quarter or bigger, you might need a product with more hold. If it's a smaller size, like a dime. you might need something like a volumizing mousse that can give it more body, she adds. Whoever named textured hair products must have been majorly hungry. Butters, puddings, custards, creams… it’s enough to conjure up images of fancy dessert trays and make you hungry too.With so many styling products and new options coming on the market every day, it can be helpful to better understand exactly what each formula does and how it can benefit your unique hair type. As its name suggests, this product works best for curly girls with kinkier coils. It will smooth and manage frizz and flyaways. Curls will be left manageable, touchable, and without that dreaded crunch. It’s also easy to find this product at your local store. Design Essentials Honey Curlforming Custard:

There are a ton of amazing products out there on the market for curly hair. However, there are also a lot that aren’t so great. Therefore, you might want to think about cutting out the middle man and creating your own products. It’s easier than you think, and you might even be surprised by some of the ingredients you already have on hand. This is how to make your own curl custard. Give this super easy recipe a try, and make sure to let us know if you love it. What you’ll need: To use make sure your hair is clean and conditioned and damp—not soaking wet. Divide your hair into sections and apply a generous amount of custard from your roots to ends, gently stretching curls as you go. This formula is also great for finger-styling so try carefully twisting and twirling strands around your fingers.Apply a generous amount and comb through your hair with a wide tooth comb while it is soaking wet with conditioner. On tight curls do not rinse out. On loose curls rinse and leave a little on the ends. Leave-in conditioner is - you got it - a conditioner that you don’t wash out. While, essentially, you could leave a small amount of your regular conditioner in (I do this sometimes), leave-in conditioners are specially formulated to keep curls hydrated and conditioned between wash days. Like curl creams, leave-ins add moisture to the hair but have a much lighter consistency. They are great for adding moisture to fine hair without weighing it down. For Scrunchy, Tight Curls: apply generously to wet or dry hair and use a diffuser while scrunching style into place, or allowing to air dry. Lovingly made to be the simplest and softest of formulas for your little one's delicate skin and hair. Enriched with nourishing organic coconut oil and beautifully scented with soft creamy coconut, My Little Coco is a multi-purpose, no-nasties way of caring for your family's skin and hair.

It reduces bulk, defines & elongates your curls helping them to ‘hang’ better. CURLING CUSTARD will bring out the natural curl or wave pattern you never knew you had! Also, consider the biggest "challenge" your hair presents. If it's frizzy, you'll need a product with lightweight moisture. "Everyone has a different desired outcome," she says. If you like a product but you're not sure if it's water-soluble, look it up online, because it probably won't say so on the bottle. But in general, higher-quality products from brands such as Curology, Kevin Murphy, Davines, and Amica—are all water-soluble, she says.

A lot of creams contain ingredients like shea butter, which can weigh some hair types down. Always start with a small amount and add more as needed. For my fine density hair, I find that adding around two pea-sized pieces provides the right amount of moisture to my hair, without weighing it down. Less is more, especially when using heavier creams. If you use bleach on your hair, it "completely destroys the porosity of your hair," which can make your curls brittle, Ehman says. So, if you bleach your hair for color, just make sure you use a keratin-based and moisturizing curl cream. A curl custard, in my opinion, is a kind of gel hybrid. As well as defining the curls, as gels do, custards also moisturise the hair and add hold. What hair types are best suited to curly hair custards?

Styling miracle puddings and curling custards are indeed treats, just in a different way. These hair care products are incredible treats for your natural tresses, especially if you have tighter textures or 4A-4C type hair. It’s unique blend of nourishing shea butter and herbal oil extracts gives curly strands amazing manageability, softness, and shine. Plus, it helps define curls and coils, tame frizz, and elongate your curls. The thought of hair mousse might evoke memories of eighties hairdos and curly perms, but it's here to stay, and there are even some curly girl friendly options. Mousses and foams create volume, add texture, and help to enhance curl definition. Like gels, some mousses and foams can dry hard on the hair, but a little bit of scrunching will sort this out.

When you find a product with more hold, it'll give you more texture, crunch, and volume. On the flip side, products with less hold will give you softer, more relaxed waves.