Mousse on natural hair?

[keepithealthy]

My sister suggested it to me the other day. I've never used mousse in my life. I think it might be to light for my 4a hair...

So have any of you ladies used mousse on your natural hair?
If so how and what were the results....

 

[choctaw]

Garnier Fructus Style Curl Construct Mousse gives my hair definition, shape on days when my puff, braids/twist-outs are just limp or very straight. I spray some water or curl activator on my hair to counter dryness. I smear a ball of the mousse between both hands and distribute it through my hair. I can lift and shape from roots using my fingers or a large k-cutter. Add a headband or a couple of combs and I am done. I have type 4 natural hair.

 

[keepithealthy]

Thanks choctaw...bumping for more

 

[SerenavanderWoodsen]

I don't know what hair type you are but as a very frizzy 3b I've gotten decent hold from mousse. I have to use a ton though. If you don't need super hold mousse is okay. In the end, La Looks Maximum hold gel works better for me.

 

[chevere62]

I am a 3c/4a with very thick strands and mousse works for me pretty good. I have to use a leave in under it though which helps combat the dryness. Although it is a bit expensive, I use Paul Mitchell flexible style sculpting foam.

 

[Zaz]

I use Herbal essences tousle me softly mousse at under $3 it's pretty cheap and works. I also use John Frieda's curl boosting mousse because it comes in travel size and I can keep it in my purse at all times. That way I can rinse my hair and throw some on to refresh my wash n go in the morning if I spend the night at a friend's place.

eta I have type 4 natural hair.

 

[Poohbear]

I'm thinking about trying Herbal Essences Curl Boosting Mousse for my 4a/b natural hair. I've been wearing my hair in the wash n' go style and the Tresemme' Naturals Nourishing Conditioner (silicone free) has been making my hair feel kinda dry when I use it as a leave-in, and one time it caused build-up of little white balls on my hair.