CURLSMITH Bouncy Strength Volume Foam - 7.5 fl oz - Ulta Beauty
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WHY USE CURLSMITH BOUNCY STRENGTH VOLUME FOAM:<br />Balancing protein-rich and moisturizing products in your routine is key to healthy, strong hair. The more damaged and porous your hair is, the more protein-rich products you should use. Curlsmith Bouncy Strength Volume Foam is a protein-enriched styling foam that will give your hair a volume boost. It’s great for layering with other stylers, so it will help you customize your routine and add the right amount of protein for your needs. <br /><br />HOW THE MAGIC HAPPENS:<br />Curlsmith Bouncy Strength Volume Foam is the perfect layering styler. Loose curl patterns can use it on its own for a voluminous, fluffy, beach-style look. If you want to harness its volumizing properties but you’re not ready to let go of hold and definition, just layer your favorite Curlsmith styler on top, focusing only on the lengths of the hair. You’ll get volume at the roots and defined ringlets – the best of both worlds! <br /><br />WHAT MAKES CURLSMITH DIFFERENT:<br />Inspired by generations of homemade hair remedies, Curlsmith blends fresh curl-loving foods with kitchen cupboard staples and rare ingredients to make premium products that really work. The Bouncy Strength Volume Foam is blended with a unique complex of Rice Protein & Hemp Oil, a fully plant-based alternative to animal keratin that makes the hair look stronger and more elastic.<br /><br />NO NASTIES:<br />All Curlsmith products have zero spoons of sulphates, silicones, mineral oils and phthalates. Plus they’re Vegan and Cruelty Free. <br /><br />HOW TO USE:<br />Apply to wet hair after your shower. Flip your hair upside down. Pump some foam into your hands and rake through the hair, coating it evenly. Scrunch some more product in, using an upward motion and making sure to cover the root area as well. If you want more hold and definition, follow by smoothing your favorite Curlsmith styler on top, staying away from the root area.
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