Curl Envy™️ Kit For Curly Hair Right Products

Deep conditioning: after completely rinsing shampoo from your hair, start adding Nourish to the full length of hair. Divide hair into 6-10 sections depending on thickness and length. Use clips or loose twists to isolate sections. Allow to condition for about 20 minutes. May enhance conditioning with heat or steam. Rinse well and proceed with styling. Nourish may also be used as a pre-shampoo treatment.

Moisturizing: after completely rinsing Nourish from your hair, start adding Enrich to the full length of hair. Divide hair into 6-10 sections depending on thickness and length. Use clips or loose twists to isolate sections.

Detangling: with Enrich and water saturated hair still in 6-10 sections, choose a beginning section. Start slowly detangling at the ends moving up to the roots using your fingers, a detangling brush or wide tooth comb. Re-clip or re-twist each section once completely detangled. Repeat detangling, re-clipping or re-twisting until all sections have been completely detangled. Leave Enrich in and proceed with styling.

Protecting: while adding Pumpkin to the full length of hair (layer over Enrich), divide hair into 6-10 sections depending on thickness and length. Use clips or loose twists to isolate sections. Leave Pumpkin in and proceed with styling. May also heat Pumpkin to warm by placing a closed Pumpkin bottle in a bowl of water already heated to warm in the microwave (for warm oil scalp or hair treatments). May also be used as a pre-shampoo treatment.

Shampooing removes product build up, cleanses hair and scalp and prepares hair to be moisturized. It isn't optional and co-washing just isn't the same.

Product build up is the progressive coating of scalp and hair with products. Over time, it creates a barrier that prevents moisture from actually penetrating into hair and results in dry hair and flaking scalp.

Actual moisturizers like Enrich and Nourish have water (or aloe vera) in the top 1-3 ingredients in an ingredients label. Otherwise, it's just not a moisturizer! Know the difference!

The absolute best time to moisturize your hair is just after rinsing shampoo from your hair while your hair is still saturated with water! Enrich and water will actually penetrate into your hair for lasting moisture!

Here's the bonus: no need to wrap your hair with a towel or t-shirt when exiting the shower as no water will be dripping from your hair.

Actually your hair is 80% keratin protein and needs protein for good health! If protein left your hair feeling "mushy", "matted" or "tangled", try a different type of protein or change how you use protein. 

Change how you use by applying Enrich after rinsing Nourish from your hair.

Here's the bonus: order of use does indeed make a difference!

Cut your styling time by half by consistently removing your shed hairs during detangling and trimming your ends! 

You shed 50-100 hairs daily regardless of how your hair is styled. Shed hairs get trapped in remaining hair and create tangles.

Damaged ends "stick" together, cause breakage and create single strand knots. 

Consistently removing your shed hairs during detangling and trimming your ends cuts styling time by half, avoids breakage, avoids additional damage and avoids single strand knots!

Always detangle with water-saturated hair and Enrich. Detangle in sections beginning at your ends, moving up to your roots using your fingers, a detangling comb or a detangling brush. 

Yes! Deep condition your hair with Nourish and Pumpkin as often as needed, either once or twice monthly or once or twice every two months. Deep conditioning your hair before or after shampooing are equally great options.

Porosity is a measure of how well your hair absorbs and retains moisture. It can be high, normal or low, but high is the real challenge since hair loses moisture as easily as it accepts it.

End high porosity drama by layering Pumpkin over Enrich when styling, deep conditioning with Nourish twice monthly and practicing healthy hair techniques like reducing direct heat, eliminating too tight hairstyles and eliminating harsh hair products.

Yes! Cotton is your kryptonite to moisturized hair! It's drying and dehydrating to your hair, causes tangles and damage and shortens the life of your style. 

A silk or satin scarf, bonnet or pillowcase are all great options to protect your hair. And nightly "pineappling" of your hair will help in preserving the fullness of your styles.

Here's a bonus for my vegan Queens: silk is made from fibers produced by silkworms and is more expensive than satin. Satin is a type of weave and is made from rayon, nylon, polyester or charmeuse. 

Either way, silk or satin ensures more moisture!

You grow one-half inch of hair monthly, which is six inches annually! 

When you consistently practice healthy hair techniques like shampooing, moisturizing, hydrating, deep conditioning, detangling, trimming ends, reducing high porosity and protecting your hair, you'll retain your 6 inches of annual growth!