Here is my second styling tutorial using the Avocurl Line – Conditioning Butter.
As I mentioned in my first tutorial using their Daily Moisturizer, I was contacted by the founder Jasmine, to be a Brand Ambassador. For this demonstration, I used their conditioning butter to do a Wash & Go.
Today I am super excited to share some news along with a tutorial!
I was recently contacted by a natural product company called Avocurl. The owner (a gorgeous and extremely lovely natural herself) asked if I would be interested to join her Brand Ambassador program. I of course did my research on the company and their products before happily saying YES! I will have a product review video and post later this week but just a heads up, I was more than pleased to say yes because of the product itself (the ingredients in the products and the back story behind them).
So without further ado let’s get on with the tutorial shall we:
I applied the products as follows: Moisturizer, Oil and Gel. I let my hair dry and set overnight before taking down my twists with a little oil on my fingertips. I separated my very very very defined curls, fluffed a little and Le Fin!
As the days went on, my hair got bigger and better (always happens with me and my fine hair strands). The photo below is day 3.
Like I said, I was sent two products so my new tutorial will be using the Conditioning butter to do a wash and go followed by a product review of both.
I want to quickly rethank Jasmine for sending me her lovely products, I look forward to working together with Avocurl!
(Disclaimer: all thoughts and experiences expressed are my own honest review).
If you happen to buy any of Avocurlplease let me know what you think of the products (and don’t forget to use the code to get your discount!)
In my last post “What I looked at to identify the structure of my hair” I wrote about what I used to help better understand what my hair likes/dislikes and how I got a request to show what my hair looks like product free after washing it.
I made a video starting off with wet freshly washed hair (my “wet cat” look), let it air dry for 2.5 hours (product free) and then at the end re-wet my hair, moisturized with my leave-in and sealed with my mixed sealing oil and a tiny dab of butter. I have attached the video below:
I have a few photos below showing the difference of my hair when it is (1) wet, (2) dry without products and (3) then dry and moisturized with products. Look at how different my hair looks when it is wet and dry. The volume difference in my opinion is like day and night!
Maicurls 