Olaplex (recommended if you heat style e.g. blowdry/flat iron)
-No.3 - Hair Perfector
-No.4 - Shampoo
-No.5 - Conditioner
Styling Gels for Wash & Go’s:
-Uncle Funky’s Daughter Curly Magic
-Kinky Curly Knot Today & Curling Custard (use together)
-Curl Mix Flaxseed Gel
-Flora & Curl Curl Defining Gel
More styling gels:
-Innersense I Create Hold
-Innersense Quiet Calm Curl Control (helps fight humidity)
-The Doux Big Poppa Defining Gel
Styling/Wrap Foams (not the same as mousse!):
-Nairobi Wrapp-It Shine Foaming Lotion
-The Doux Mousse Def Texture Foam
-Design Essentials Platinum Foam
Heat Protectant:
-Blow Dry = CHI Silk Infusion or BioSilk Silk Therapy Serum
-Flat Iron = Matrix Iron Smoother
- Both(I think?) = The Doux Light Weightless Shine Mist
The general rule of thumb for haircare products, you’d want to avoid ones with heavy oils or butters. So ideally products that don’t have these ingredients listed within the first 5 ingredients.
If you want specific product recommendations, you’re going to have to open your purse and purchases guides created by these professionals or book consultations with them.
That's it!
Correction to one of the products: Innersense Quiet Calm is NOT a gel, it's a cream. Kera doesn't suggest this for curlies to purchase. Sorry about the confusion
I know some of my skincare girlies have recently been finding out what licensed natural/textured hairstylists have been advising so I’ll make a thread of all the findings and tips I’ve come across.
A THREAD.
Disclaimer: In all,you can do what you please with the hair on your head. I'm just helping my friends that have asked.If you have any specific questions in regards to what has been reiterated here, please book a consultation with a professional hairstylist.
Side note: pls don’t disrespect professionals (this relates to other fields) on their work or discredit them when they have receipts to show that they know what they’re talking about. They are just trying to help you use fewer products + steps so you can save money and time.