This is a soft curl gel. It actually feels pretty harsh (tacky) and not great when you put it your hair initially. But it does give my hair great curl and volume once it dries, and it’s never crunchy. I do wish this would give me good hair for more than one day.
Also to know is, is Miss Jessie’s good for damaged hair?
Miss Jessie’s® Rapid Recovery Treatment™ is the essential repair treatment for banishing dry, brittle, damaged hair. For the best results use every time after you cleanse your hair.
Secondly, is Miss Jessie’s sulfate free?
Miss Jessie’s® Harm Me Knot™ is the shampoo you’ve been searching for! Our perfectly blended shampoo is softening, sulfate-free and ultra-moisturizing and works to gently cleanse your natural, curly, and wavy textures.
Is pillow soft curls a leave in?
The best leave-in treatment for curly hair overall Why you’ll love it: Miss Jessie’s Pillow Soft Curls is a do-it-all styling lotion that softens and defines curls without weighing them down.
Does Miss Jessie’s multicultural curls have sulfates?
Answer: No sulfates but is does have some type of silicone, it’s listed on the ingredients.
Is Miss Jessie’s jelly soft curls vegan?
Our hair treatments for curly hair are vegan and cruelty-free, practicing a harmony of respecting Mother Earth just like our own mother.
Is Miss Jessie paraben free?
SkinSAFE has reviewed the ingredients of Miss Jessie’s Pillow Soft Curls, 8.5 fl oz and found it to be 82% Top Allergen Free and free of Coconut, Nickel, Lanolin, Paraben, Topical Antibiotic, MCI/MI, Soy, and Propylene Glycol.
Why is Black hair different from other races?
Not only is African hair often coiled, it also has a unique texture. So why is this? African hair produces plenty of protective oils, called sebum, which keeps our hair healthy. In fact, African hair actually produces more oils than Caucasian and Asian hair.
Can you use Miss Jessie’s on relaxed hair?
Is this okay? Absolutely! Many stylists are doing the same with a primarily relaxed clientele. Miss Jessie’s CURLY PUDDING™ is non-chemically altering.