Aphogee mousse for Relaxed hair vs Vigorol

[Moodyma'am]

Hi everyone!

OK the search is down so sorry if this question's already been asked.

I'm texlaxed and wear my hair curly everyday. Its finally got to a length I am happy with so I'm keen to wear my hair down more often nowadays (after years of bunning, day in, day out).

I am thinking about trying a mousse for relaxed hair (as its alcohol free) to speed up my drying time. I tend to wet my hair every day/every other day to keep my curls/waves de-fuzzed and moist but am not so keen on the jheri curl look (been there done that, being a lady of a certain age).

At the moment, I'm using miss jessie's baby buttercreme (despite swearing never to cos of a list of things I wont go into right now) but am finding I need to be heavy handed to get the definintion I want, and Idont like the stickiness.

Anyone used tried either or both of the above? Any recommendations/warnings tips?

Any advice/comments welcomed

 

[Moodyma'am]

bumping.

Anyone ever tried either of these?

 

[Moodyma'am]

Well, looks like no-ones got anything to say on this but anywho, I tracked down some Vigorol and boy o boy dos that stuff set hard?!!!!

I'm going to the Aphogee mousse also to see if thats any better.

 

[lilikoi]

When I was relaxed I used John Frieda's mousse and it was ok as long as I applied it over a little olive oil with decent results. Never used the products you mention.

Just posting to bump your question. Hope someone answers...

 

[RossBoss]

Moodyma'am


My stylist has always used Vigorol Mousse for my wet sets so I followed suit and I purchased a few cans and I put it in my hair when I do my wet sets.