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IAgirl 08-12-2011 11:21 AM
FSG Curl Cream!
 
:blob8: I think I have a new winner in the quest for more junk to add to (or actually do with)FSG!

((Ducks so I won't get hit with whatever Pedaheh has handy to throw at me))

When I get it "right" I'll post the recipe on my blog so it has a "home" with the PT recipe, because I'm going to try some variations. What you have at home may vary, but here are the basics:

1 tablespoon thick, rich conditioner (if it doesn't have any oil in it, add 3-4 drops of canola oil or whatever you like) - maybe a bit less conditioner for the fine-haired
2 tablespoons flaxseed gel (mine currently has protein in it)
1 tablespoon strong hold gel
4 drops honey or agave nectar (or 1/8 tsp or a bit more) - for hold

Mix well, apply fairly liberally (probably skip any leave-in) and do your styling thing.

Clumps? Check!
Root curl? Check!
Curl enhancing? Boing!
Volume? Surprisingly, check!

SanaxRadiance 08-12-2011 11:25 AM
This sounds awesome!

Mcfrizzy 08-12-2011 12:21 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by IAgirl (Post 1741590)
:blob8: I think I have a new winner in the quest for more junk to add to (or actually do with)FSG!

((Ducks so I won't get hit with whatever Pedaheh has handy to throw at me))

When I get it "right" I'll post the recipe on my blog so it has a "home" with the PT recipe, because I'm going to try some variations. What you have at home may vary, but here are the basics:

1 tablespoon thick, rich conditioner (if it doesn't have any oil in it, add 3-4 drops of canola oil or whatever you like) - maybe a bit less conditioner for the fine-haired
2 tablespoons flaxseed gel (mine currently has protein in it)
1 tablespoon strong hold gel
4 drops honey or agave nectar (or 1/8 tsp or a bit more) - for hold

Mix well, apply fairly liberally (probably skip any leave-in) and do your styling thing.

Clumps? Check!
Root curl? Check!
Curl enhancing? Boing!
Volume? Surprisingly, check!
this is definetly making me want to make fsg ten times more...

IAgirl 08-12-2011 12:44 PM
Oh, I forgot:

Frizz? IN CHECK! (low-frizz)

Lucky Charm 08-12-2011 01:50 PM
Oh I'm trying this!!! Sounds like an all-in-one product and I looove that!
thanks IAGirl!

Mcfrizzy 08-12-2011 02:23 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by IAgirl (Post 1741590)
:blob8: I think I have a new winner in the quest for more junk to add to (or actually do with)FSG!

((Ducks so I won't get hit with whatever Pedaheh has handy to throw at me))

When I get it "right" I'll post the recipe on my blog so it has a "home" with the PT recipe, because I'm going to try some variations. What you have at home may vary, but here are the basics:

1 tablespoon thick, rich conditioner (if it doesn't have any oil in it, add 3-4 drops of canola oil or whatever you like) - maybe a bit less conditioner for the fine-haired
2 tablespoons flaxseed gel (mine currently has protein in it)
1 tablespoon strong hold gel
4 drops honey or agave nectar (or 1/8 tsp or a bit more) - for hold

Mix well, apply fairly liberally (probably skip any leave-in) and do your styling thing.

Clumps? Check!
Root curl? Check!
Curl enhancing? Boing!
Volume? Surprisingly, check!
whats considered a strong hold gel...biosilk rock hard gelee...or something cheaper such as LA Looks sport gel can be seen has strong hold?

IAgirl 08-12-2011 02:37 PM
Hmm, I thought about BHRG, although that's super-strong hold and I don't have any. I used a gel closer to the LA Looks in hold - which to me is pretty strong hold, but not for everybody.

I guess if it registers as "strong hold" in your book, use it. You can always use more honey or agave nectar for more hold, that's why it's in there.

Mcfrizzy 08-12-2011 02:41 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by IAgirl (Post 1741748)
Hmm, I thought about BHRG, although that's super-strong hold and I don't have any. I used a gel closer to the LA Looks in hold - which to me is pretty strong hold, but not for everybody.

I guess if it registers as "strong hold" in your book, use it. You can always use more honey or agave nectar for more hold, that's why it's in there.
ok thank you this reli helped me make my decision lol :)

wavynwild16 08-12-2011 04:03 PM
I think I might have to hit you with something, too, IAgirl! :D I both love you and hate you right now!! :) Of course I'm gonna have to try this! That sounds REALLY AWESOME!! I always wanted to make a homemade curl cream, too. ;) Yay!! I am so trying this. I'm washing my hair tomorrow, so I should totally use it then. But then my hair might turn out bad for church on Sunday...decisions, decisions! :)

IAgirl 08-12-2011 04:18 PM
*Now wearing football helmet*

You could always scrunch in some gel on Sunday, WNW!

wavynwild16 08-12-2011 05:20 PM
LOL! That's true, too! I will have to whip up a batch and tell you how it goes, IAgirl. :)

curlyserf 08-12-2011 06:33 PM
Just when I thought I had given up on FSG!:angry3:

curlyloxnv 08-13-2011 01:25 PM
I'm so trying this! Great idea IA, I was playing with the idea of adding brhg to my FSG to try, your recipe looks great. Btw what's your blog? I'm on my phone and can't see siggies, and I'm curious about your other recipes.


Sent from my iPhone, please excuse typos.

IAgirl 08-13-2011 02:00 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by curlyloxnv (Post 1742402)
I'm so trying this! Great idea IA, I was playing with the idea of adding brhg to my FSG to try, your recipe looks great. Btw what's your blog? I'm on my phone and can't see siggies, and I'm curious about your other recipes.

Sent from my iPhone, please excuse typos.
Blog: science-y hair blog

This curl cream refreshes pretty well, gals. I just fixed my hair, then went out into my big garden to work with a scarf tied around my head. It was MASHED, but I sprayed water on it, scrunched, (clipped the top/front) and it is looking mostly like it did before.
I really like this stuff!

pedaheh 08-13-2011 05:06 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by IAgirl (Post 1741590)
((Ducks so I won't get hit with whatever Pedaheh has handy to throw at me))
This totally cracked me up.
I will be adding this to my to try list. I think this may work better for me in winter, because it sounds like too much moisture for me now. (I'm shocked I'm saying "too much moisture" too)

To make everyone's experimental plans even more complicated, I've been playing around with FSPaste the last few days. *ducks to avoid additional flying objects* I added what would amount to 1 tsp xanthan gum to a 1c batch. IDK exactly what I think of it yet. It does add hold without crunch. In fact it dries almost crunch free. Unlike FSG, you can use too much. It is sort of a gummy molding paste. When I form an actual opinion, I'll start a thread. I used FSP in my avi pic.
I'm lovin' your blog IAgirl.

IAgirl 08-13-2011 06:37 PM
Thanks, Pedaheh. I'm looking forward to the FSPaste. Gummy molding paste sounds like fun. If it didn't work on hair, one could always play with it (squeeze it through the fingers) for stress relief.

Mountaincurl 08-14-2011 06:28 PM
So I just made a batch :) it's on my hair now!

IAgirl 08-14-2011 08:10 PM
Looking forward to hearing whether you like it or not, Mountaincurl!

swtndspcy 08-15-2011 08:54 AM
Woo Hoo! More hair goo experiments!
Since I just made a mega batch of my regular FSG, I tried mixing FSG with SMCES in my hand for smasters the other day. I'm proud to say it worked really well. I got my first ever "Is that your natural curl?" :love4:

IAgirl 08-15-2011 09:13 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by swtndspcy (Post 1743323)
Woo Hoo! More hair goo experiments!
Since I just made a mega batch of my regular FSG, I tried mixing FSG with SMCES in my hand for smasters the other day. I'm proud to say it worked really well. I got my first ever "Is that your natural curl?" :love4:
:occasion7::wav::occasion5::cheers::occasion2:

Great to hear!


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