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11-04-2009, 02:44 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 108
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Mousse Application
For all of you that use mousse, how are you applying it? As in, what method and in what order with your other products?
Thanks in advance!
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No-'poo since 28 Apr 09!
2b/2c/3a, fine to medium texture, low to medium porosity, normal elasticity, medium density.
Co-Wash/Condition: Giovanni 50/50 Conditioner or Suave Naturals Coconut
Stylers: KCCC, HETT mousse, BRHG
Clarify: ACV and baking soda or Giovanni 50/50 Shampoo
NO: bad 'quats, 'cones, 'xanes, drying alcohols, sulfates, or petrochemicals.
YES!: Proteins, honey
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11-04-2009, 04:00 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 1,366
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I scrunch in my mousse, then scrunch in some gel over it for extra curl hold and clumping.
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Modified CG-Use Low Poo
Use Suaves & VO5 Condish For CG-Honey+ Condish=My curls are loving it!
*Suave gels ( love crunchy gels )*My HGs-Re:coil, Jessicurls , Boots , Loreal Spiral Curl Mousse, Tigi Amp*
*~Show Your True Beauty Cuz Curls Rock!~*
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11-04-2009, 06:26 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 226
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After the shower, I usually apply
1) Leave in
2) Mousse, but flipping my hair over, and raking it through (get mousse btw your fingers). Then flipping it over again, and finger combing it through the top of my hair.
But for those without hair like a Newfoundland Shepard, I suggest getting the mousse between your fingers, start at the nape and move out. Go around your hairline doing this. Usually I get the nape with the mousse at the tips of my fingers, the area behind my ears with the rest of my fingers, and finally my forehead area with what's still is on my palms. Rake your fingers through your hair a few more times after this, for even distripution.
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I'm a 3c with low porosity, fine hair in thick clumps in search of my holy grail!
Products so far:
Co-wash: Suave Juicy Green Apple Conditioner; Flirting with VO5 Blackberry Sage Tea Condish
Rinse-out: Aussie's Moist (auditioning Garnier's Triple)
Leave - ins: Garnier Sleek and Shine leave in conditioner; Got2Be Kinky Curling Mousse; Lustrasilk's Shea Butter Cholostrol Plus
Oils: My hair hates them all!
DTs: Pantene Revitilizing Mask
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11-05-2009, 01:57 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 1,579
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I use a leave-in (put in in the shower) blot my hair to get the drips out, then put the mousse in. I get somewhere between a golf and tennis ball sized blob in my palm and kind of dot it all over my hair, starting with the lengths and finishing up on the top of my head where I don't need so much. Then I smooth, squeeze and rake it into my hair (I don't scrunch as it gives me more curl that I don't want and makes me frizzy).
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3b in South Australia.
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11-07-2009, 12:43 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 112
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I drench my hair in water, take one finger and separate my hair into tiny sections (this is all done with my head tipped upside down, btw). Then I take about an egg-sized amount of mousse, rub it between my hands and scrunch it in. Then I flip it back over and add a little more if needed.
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Type: 3a - type 1 on the underside.

Currently using:
-Daisy Fuentes Style Pro Voluminous Curls & Waves Shampoo
-Suave Naturals Soothing Lavender Lilac conditioner
-Curl-It-Up leave in spray conditioner
-Got2Be Sexy Voluptuous Volume Mousse, or
-FX Special Effects Curls up Curl Reviving Mousse, or
-Botticelli Botanicals Flax Gelee
-Occasionally Nutrine Garlic Shampoo & Conditioner
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11-08-2009, 06:04 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 618
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I've really been trying to streamline my process over the past few months, so this is what I do now to style:
I get out of the shower, comb through my dripping-wet hair with a wide-toothed comb and part.
Then I rub plenty of mousse between both hands, rake through and scrunch into my hair. First one side, then the other.
Finally, I scrunch with my CurlEase, and I'm done!
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3A low/medium porosity, medium texture
Current products:
Stylers: HE Tousle Me Softly, Condition 3-in-1 Mousse
Conditioners: Terax Crema, Mill Creek Botanicals Henna Conditioner
Cleanser: DevaCurl NoPoo
http://www.flickr.com/photos/theevolutionofcurl/
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