Ep 3: The Best Leave Ins & Creams To Style Curly Hair | Product Breakdown Series Jayme Jo

This is not it today, not sure. What'S going on, hey guys, welcome or welcome back to my channel and welcome to the third episode in my product breakdown series today we're going to be covering creams. So when i'm talking about creams, i'm talking about leave-ins creams, butters, all that type of stuff, i'm gon na be going through all of my favorites, and i hope that you enjoy this video and that it helps you out on what to pick and what to buy. If you are struggling with that as a curly girl, so keep in mind, i have a fine textured hair. It is 3a to 3b curl pattern. I'M still, oh, that that condors dodge sorry guys, i'm still not sure what the porosity is, but i yeah i'm not too sure i hope you've been enjoying this series so far. I know that so many of you guys are always asking for product recommendations. So here they are, i hope you enjoy so i've got about seven products that i want to address in today's video, and i think these are amazing for a thinner, hair type. I'M not a type of person that goes for thick heavy butters and um, really intense masks and thick creams, because i've got fine hair and also it's not extremely dense either. So product doesn't exactly seep well into my hair. It kind of builds up and stays on. The outside, if that makes sense if the product is too heavy, i also want to disclaim i've been using these products for a really long time now, and i am someone who doesn't follow the curly girl method. This is the reason why and i really think sorry the lighting changes so readily in this room, but i really think that these are great recommendations for you guys and also i'm really sorry about my voice. It sounds like absolute [, __ ]. So, let's start with probably my favorite leave-in slash cream styler, i'm obsessed with this bandai boost curl, boss, styling cream. So this is an australian brand and this brand everything is um, sulfate, silicone, paraben, free, it's cruelty, free and it's also vegan. So let's talk about the consistency of this product and why i like it so much so, firstly, a bonus, is it smells amazing delish? But i really like this because normally with products that come in a little thingy like this, like smoothies or butters, i find them to be extremely thick and heavy. On my hair. They sit on top of my hair and create a lot of product build up, and rather than making my hair defined and bouncy, it is oily and soggy and has absolutely no volume at all. However, this product is quite the opposite. It basically is extremely moisturizing and very hydrating, but it is not heavy, nor does it weigh my hair down, which is the main thing that i love about this product. It'S also got great slip, so it's easy to run your brush through. It defines your curls extremely well, but with when paired with other styling products like gels and mousses, which i'll be talking about in the last video of the series it just pairs extremely well with them because of its lightweight texture, and it is amazing. So this is kind of my go-to, if i'm being honest so another, no, no another. One of my favorites is the frizzy's curl defining cream, which is definitely not a surprise. I love the whole range from john frieda's dream curls, and this is quite similar to the bondo boost in the fact that it doesn't weigh my hair down, but it's very moisturizing, but this does have silicone as though this has a lot more slip. I, like a slipperier texture when applied to your hair because of the silicones but saying that's, not necessarily a bad thing. I really like the way that this leaves my hair looking and feeling it doesn't weigh it down. It doesn't make it soggy yeah. It'S really just a good staple cream that you can't go wrong with because it defines your curls. It makes them voluminous enough and it pairs so well with the john frieda mousse um, which is what i love about it, especially you don't want something: that's overpowering and over heavy that a moose or a gel is not going to be able to do its job. On top of so i really really like this option. Also, this is more of a drugstore, affordable price. Next up, we've got uh, the avida be curly curl enhancer. I i've had this in my cupboard for quite a while, and i've only recently started really enjoying using it. It'S kind of it's not too creamy, but it's got like a little bit of a gel, maybe or some sort mixed in together, which makes it really nice and lightweight for my hair. I really love scrunching this in and then pairing it with a mousse, or you can actually just scrunch this in by itself and it acts as a really good styler, all alone, you can buy these in mecca here in australia um. So basically, this intensifies curls combat sprays and helps with shine on curly or wavy hair um, and this has a really good product list. I don't think it's got any silicones um yeah. I really like this option. Yes cpr one of my other favorite products um. I really love this whole line from vita five, the frizzy phase um the frizzy line, it's fantastic for curls and very hydrating. So this is the smoothing cream. These are one of the first styling creams that i've ever used and i adore the smell. It smells of apples, it's a softening conditioning, styling aid that detangles smooths and adds shines to hair. It'S anti-static controls, freeze, fly away hairs and as a slight hold factor. What i find with this is as it says it is softening. So if you are someone who likes to have holes in your hair and defined volume, you have to use a really strong, mousse or gel on top of this. But if you need a really massive hit of moisture - and you don't necessarily need holds for your hair - this is fantastic. I really highly recommend this and it is such an amazing product for getting hydration back into your hair. So yeah it's a really good option. You can also buy this at prices, our care house, warehouse or online, and i think it's about 20 dollars, it's kind of in the mid-range of prices, but it's a fantastic product and it really lasts a long time because you don't need too much at all. Only a dime size, depending on how much hair you have next, i'm going to be talking about two products um, so one i've been using for a little while, which is the liquid rollers curl balm from evo, but this is new um in their new curly hair Range - and it is the total recoil curl definer from evo, which i'm obsessed with at the moment. This is great because it is a cream. However, it's got a fibrous texture to it and it's quite sticky, so it gives your hair a lot of hold um, and i love using this in conjunction with a tiny bit of the curls balm. Then this and then like a mousse or a gel on top to set my hair, but i love the way that this makes my curls a lot tighter. They sit up higher um and it provides really good, hold and definition throughout the day as well. I also just love evo they're, a really great team australian made great for the environments um, and one thing that i absolutely love about evo is: it gives you kind of some details on the back in terms of hold and shine factor, so this is liquid rollers. Just their curl bomb - and i find this a little bit too softening for me if i use it by itself as it says before, as it says here, it doesn't have a big hold factor. However, total recoil has a little bit more of a hold factor, which is why i like it, because i really need that volume for my hair and that hold otherwise, it gets quite soggy and like loose and it drops throughout the day. Okay guys. I think that is all the products for today's episode and there are quite a few other creams. I'Ve tried in the past, but these are the kind of ones i always go back to um. So if you have any other questions about products, leave them in the comments below and i'll get back to you on. If i've tried them, if i recommend them or not or if i haven't tried them. So i hope you enjoyed this episode and i hope it helped. You figure out what you want to do in terms of your creams, so yeah stay tuned for next week's episode. This is my favorite gels and mooses love. Bye. Guys can't wait to see you back. You