This is why it is so important to ensure that hair is well moisturized before the gel is applied so that it will be able to retain some elasticity and flexibility and therefore, be less likely to break when handled. Eco styler gels are affordable and accessible and provide UV protection while providing hold and moisture. While the gels are unlikely to cause the hair any damage or cause the hair to break, if used incorrectly, it is possible to harm the hair.
It is therefore important to use the gels on hair that is properly moisturized and sealed to protect the hair from freezing and breaking as a result. Eco styler gels can be used on natural, relaxed, texlaxed texturized or transitioning hair and will provide hold and tame frizz in instances. For natural hair, this line of gels can be used for defining curls and creating wash and gos and other defined styles such as twist-outs and braid outs.
I hope you find my healthy hair care tips helpful in your hair journey. Healthy hair care practices are definitely, what helped me to achieve waist length hair. Want to receive my weekly hair care tips and free natural hair care guide? Click Here. It really depends on how you care for your hair before the gel is added. Make sure you are using Butta Butta Cream and a cream moisturizer on your edges before you add the gel. Does it state that it gives the maximum hold? Have you tried the olive oil or flaxseed Eco styler gel?
Are you using the gel on your edges or as a wash in go? I know a lot of women myself included that use eco styler and a control paste to slick down the edges. I have got african natural short hair. Which type of Eco gel can help me to keep hair moisturized,soft and curly?
Please tell me how to apply the choice you will make for me. If you are looking to define a wash n go Eco Styler is good. If you are looking to lay down the edges of your hair then Eco Styler is also good with a control paste on top of that to smooth down the edges. Hi Patrina. I want to buy an eco styler that is strong but does not leave a hard cast on your hair.
Could you tell me which eco styler gel would be best? I like the flaxseed gel. No matter which gel you decide on it will leave a hard cast if a lot of the product is used. The cast will fad away. She is 6 years of age. I like to twist her hair kinda loose after a wash and comb through, so if I can have something to like hold the twist possibly would the coconut get work? Advice needed. It's not my favorite because it flaked and it became crunchy.
Thanks a lot for stopping by and leaving a comment. Have you ever used the LOC method before applying the gel? I used to end up with super hard hair no matter what gel I used before I began trying that method before applying the gel. While my hair is wet, I apply oil, a small amount of leave in and then the gel. It ends up being a lot softer with no flakes. With your hair texture, you may really like the Argan Oil. I don't count it strange that you haven't seen Krystal, lol.
In fact, I had never seen it until a year or so ago when I asked someone what could hold down my baby hairs. It's so funny that you mentioned mixing the gel with shea butter. Someone just told me they did that last night and they enjoyed that combination. I'm going to have to try that! Thanks for stopping by Kestrel!
I would say you are a 3. From what I've seen of your hair, possibly 3A or 3B. That would be my guess. This helps it looks shiny and not flake as well. I don't really have a preference but I love to use the Argan Oil Gel when doing sleek styles like buns, etc. Since my hair is coarse it provides a nicer hold and sheen unlike the other gels. I prefer the Olive Oil. Works well with my 4c hair for puffs and on my edges.
I have only used the Argan Oil version, and I like it! I use it for my edges and for sleek high and low buns. I have to reapply by the 3rd day. I would like to try the olive oil version to see if I can do my first wash n go, which I still believe is a definitely NO for me!
Alcohol tends to weigh the hair down and reduce the amount of moisture that can be absorbed by the hair. Eco Styler Gel Olive Oil also has traditional ingredients.
Rather than its alternatives, it has very few ingredients that still perform the same way, and perhaps even better. The main ingredients are water aqua , carbomer which is responsible for the gel properties and the controversial Triethanolamine that is used to form emulsions.
This product claims to be for all hair types, but I can assure you that this in fact is not true. I have heard people with my exact hair texture complain about this product. For some, they experienced flaking, others tacking and others itching. I would suggest that you fully moisturize your hair prior to using the gel to reduce instances of breakage. There have been claims that Eco Styler gel has ingredients that could cause cancer.
However, allegations claimed that the quantities in Eco styler gel exceed the recommended amount. Further clinical arguments countered this claim, saying that hair gels are only meant for topical use and therefore there is no worry of it being absorbed into the body.
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