Using a mousse is a fantastic lightweight styling technique to help boost volume, smooth frizz and define curls. It's also perfect to use for refreshing next day curls.
Here’s the how-to... Scroll down for a step by step 😊
Step 1: Cleanse
Shampoo your hair using the All Curl Cleanser and rinse thoroughly.
Step 2: Condition
Gently Comb the All Curl Conditioner through the hair, so that curls are detangled whilst wet. Rinse.
Step 3: Hydrate
Apply the Hydrating Curl Creme to soaking wet hair. Apply from root to tip using your hands and scrunch upwards.
Step 4: Scrunch
Scrunch dry with the Only Curls Towel. Scrunch upward and hold each scrunch for 3 seconds and release.
Step 5: Volume
Add volume and a protein boost to your curls by scrunching in a handful of our new Volumising Curl Mousse.
Step 6: Define *
(*optional)
For extra hold and definition. Finish by applying the Enhancing or Mega Hold Curl Gel. Finer curl types may prefer to end their routine with the mousse.
On next day hair, simply scrunch in the Volumising Curl Mousse to refresh curls.
Only Curls Hydrating Curl Creme from
£10.00 GBP
Only Curls Enhancing Curl Gel from
£10.00 GBP
Only Curls Mega Hold Curl Gel from
£10.00 GBP
Only Curls Volumising Curl Mousse from
£11.00 GBP
Only Curls Heat Protect Spray from
£10.00 GBP
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