Ecostyle Olive Oil Styling Gel, All Day Hold, Alcohol Free, Paraben Free, Sulphate Free, No Flaking, Anti-Itch, 473 ml

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Amazing!!! This was the first Eco Styler Gel I’ve ever used… And I don’t regret it!! It provides amazing hold and keeps out the frizzies,it also defines my 3b/3c hair and does not leave it with flakes and residue. Plus, it’s CG friendly.” Smell: Neutral with a slight hint of men’s cologne (If you are pairing it with other scented products, you probably won’t notice it at all.) If your hair is sensitive to protein or glycerin, please note that it does contain protein as the 3rd ingredient and glycerin as the 5th ingredient. Argan oil has been a go-to ingredient for hair and skincare for centuries. Its hydrating properties and unmistakably sweet scent have found their way into this EcoStyler Gel to keep that spring-time-shine and that summer bounce in your hair all year round. Whether you’re trying to pull off a Lorelai Gilmore, Friday-Night-Dinner wave during a Hartford snowstorm or a bold-type Kat Edison, in a fashion-closet topknot on a hot New York Night, the EcoStyler will make it happen.

Hello my curly girls! Over the past 4 years of following the Curly Girl Method, I’ve tried lots of different gels and mousses. And today I’m sharing my review of a curly girl favourite- the Eco Styler Olive Oil Gel. It won a Best of the Best Award from NaturallyCurly.com in both 2019 and 2020. It’s also very affordable and provides great curl definition and hold! Read on for my full review of the Eco Styler Olive Oil Gel and my personal results. What are the ingredients of this gel?This gel provides medium to strong hold. On day 1, your curls will be tight and bouncy. On days 2 and 3, your curls will be still well defined but look and feel softer and slightly looser. If you prefer a very defined curl, you may want to refresh your curls with water and a little gel. This gel also works well for refreshing alone. Is Eco Styler Olive Oil gel good for natural hair? Yes, the Eco Styler Olive Oil Gel is Curly Girl approved. As noted above, it does contain protein as the 3rd ingredient and glycerin. It also contains Tetrasodium EDTA, which is a chelating agent which can build up on your hair over time. So, it may be best to alternate it with other gels in your regimen. Also, I recommend using a clarifying shampoo regularly (especially for type 2 hair) to avoid buildup. How to Use This Gel

If you want to protect the quality of your tresses, avoid using hair gels that contain mineral oil, petroleum jelly, sulfates, benzene, parabens, synthetic colors and dyes, and sodium hydroxide. Apart from this, hair gels that contain alcohol are usually not suggested as they remove moisture from the scalp and dry out the hair. This has been a “go to” product for me since I went natural in 2012. This gel is good for wash n gos, ponytails and speaking the edges of my 4a natural hair type!” So, before you start spending too much time matching your gloves to your winter coat, you’d better be sure you’ve got a season-proof styling gel lined up for the next six months because you’re going to need it – especially if you’ve got curls.Have you used the Eco Styler Olive Oil Gel before? If so, what did you think? I love this easy to use, budget friendly gel. And it gives me excellent hold and definition. Have you tried any of the other Eco Styler family of gels? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comment section! Water (Aqua), Carbomer, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, PVP, Glycerin, Aminomethyl Propanol, Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate, Polysorbate 20, Tetrasodium EDTA, Olive Oil, Fragrance, Blue #1, Yellow #11. Olive oil is a less expensive way to keep your hair healthy and beautiful. When you apply olive oil to your hair and scalp, it will make your hair shiny and protect against dandruff. Olive oil can also help reduce the appearance of split ends because it slows down the rate at which your hair splits into those tiny little pieces that annoyingly end up on your face or in your food. Just as we’ve nailed our summer hair care routine, it’s time to rethink or styling methods for the autumn and winter. Changes in the weather, as we all know, can turn our hair into wandering birds’ nests if not tended to correctly.