Quick Note: Jessicurl unscented cleansing cream will likely be the most cleansing low lather cleanser out of the ones named. The Boucleme Frag Free has the texture of a leave in and doesn’t contain the cleansing agent I thought it would. Also, if you're having trouble with the low lather cleansers being cleansing enough it may help to alternate them with your regular shampoo that isn't clarifying but is not moisturizing. So one wash day use the low lather cleanser and the next use your regular shampoo. Doing this can help prevent stripping your hair every wash day with your regular shampoo. If need be you can go in on wash day at your scalp with your regular shampoo, rinse it out, and use the low lather cleanser on the length of your hair to minimize deeply stripping your hair. Also if you have to use a ton of low lather cleanser to work it through your hair I do too. Lastly I’ve seen Curl Mix stylers work amazing for some curlfriends such as Abena of Embrace Natural Beauty and Tammie P Moore on Instagram, for my hair Curl Mix stylers don’t apply easily enough, are hard to spread, and are flake prone. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much for this! There's not alot of fragrance free options that actually make your hair feel great. Cleure is great! I really enjoyed their shampoo (i have thin wavy hair)
Thank you for sharing this detailed information! I hope you will find hair products that will work for you and your hair! I'm curious if you've tried using any of the Paul Mitchell and/or Redken lines for your hair? Please share your thoughts as it applies to your experiences! As always, love your content!
Hey! I don’t know a whole lot about Paul Mitchell or Redken. But I’ve heard a stylist Jennifer Rose discuss Redken All Soft. Maybe check out her ig and see what she has to say on the matter.
I was taking notes but I ran out of paper. Put video on pause. I came back with plenty of paper. Love the video. You explained things well. I had been going to derm for my itch scalp. They took biopsy and other test. Nothing. Now they want me see Neurology. I have a sensitive nose. Walk into a department store. Sells perfume. Automatically I get an headache. When I washed my hair scalp feels good. Thirty minutes later itchiness is back. Used dandruff shampoo first wash. Second wash shampoo is moisturizing shampoo. You stated moisturizing shampoo cause dry hair. Maybe why my hair is dry. Thanks
No I haven't tried it personally. I make decisions based on ingredients, reviews, and claims and sometimes I strike gold. It may help to email them and ask how their return policy works if you aren't satisfied with the products. It's a little confusing from what I've read on the website.
@@FoAdunni Update: I used the Boucleme Curl Cleanser. Honestly if you're a person senstive to essential oils, this is no go. I wouldnt call this fragrance free. The texture with and without water is like a co-wash(no foam). I dont know how cleansing it is but my scalp feels the same as usual and my curls look good. I'll let you know after a month.
@@christianaunderwood hello! Did you try the one that is specifically fragrance free? Here is a link. boucleme.us/products/fragrance-free-curl-cleanser?variant=43249920475267¤cy=USD&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4vKpBhCZARIsAOKHoWRB_o5VJ1aZmkZd1oQ46do3rZeATQJuTJzRquCDKjhvWgpoCBUHdKcaAgw-EALw_wcB They have one scent with essential oils and one that doesn't have the essential oils.
Thanks for this video. I kept having a lot of scalp irritation, but I believe it is related to fragrance and especially PVP. Have you tried Sienna Naturals? The brand is dermatologist tested and doesn't use fragrance. Best of all, it's for textured hair.
Hey! From what I've seen they have some great products! My sensitivities are more so with essential oils, plant extracts used for fragrance, and synthetic fragrance so Sienna naturals wouldn't be a good fit for me.
Quick Note:
Jessicurl unscented cleansing cream will likely be the most cleansing low lather cleanser out of the ones named. The Boucleme Frag Free has the texture of a leave in and doesn’t contain the cleansing agent I thought it would. Also, if you're having trouble with the low lather cleansers being cleansing enough it may help to alternate them with your regular shampoo that isn't clarifying but is not moisturizing. So one wash day use the low lather cleanser and the next use your regular shampoo. Doing this can help prevent stripping your hair every wash day with your regular shampoo. If need be you can go in on wash day at your scalp with your regular shampoo, rinse it out, and use the low lather cleanser on the length of your hair to minimize deeply stripping your hair. Also if you have to use a ton of low lather cleanser to work it through your hair I do too.
Lastly I’ve seen Curl Mix stylers work amazing for some curlfriends such as Abena of Embrace Natural Beauty and Tammie P Moore on Instagram, for my hair Curl Mix stylers don’t apply easily enough, are hard to spread, and are flake prone. Hope this helps!
I love how thorough you are with your explanations. A lot of these brands are new to me- thank you for sharing!
Thanks for viewing! I just messaged you on Instagram.
Thank you so much for this! There's not alot of fragrance free options that actually make your hair feel great. Cleure is great! I really enjoyed their shampoo (i have thin wavy hair)
Thank you for saying why these products did or did not work. Very helpful.
I'm so happy it helped.
This video was great! Thank you so much for sharing your experience and thoughts on the products you tried❤
Thanks! I'm happy you enjoyed it!
This is great! Thanks for helping me find new options ❤
You’re welcome!
Thank you for sharing this detailed information! I hope you will find hair products that will work for you and your hair! I'm curious if you've tried using any of the Paul Mitchell and/or Redken lines for your hair? Please share your thoughts as it applies to your experiences!
As always, love your content!
Hey! I don’t know a whole lot about Paul Mitchell or Redken. But I’ve heard a stylist Jennifer Rose discuss Redken All Soft. Maybe check out her ig and see what she has to say on the matter.
Yes I have heard Jennifer Rose discuss as well. I'll do some research as well!@@FoAdunni
Thank you for doing the research and sharing.
You’re welcome!
I was taking notes but I ran out of paper. Put video on pause. I came back with plenty of paper. Love the video. You explained things well. I had been going to derm for my itch scalp. They took biopsy and other test. Nothing. Now they want me see Neurology. I have a sensitive nose. Walk into a department store. Sells perfume. Automatically I get an headache. When I washed my hair scalp feels good. Thirty minutes later itchiness is back. Used dandruff shampoo first wash. Second wash shampoo is moisturizing shampoo. You stated moisturizing shampoo cause dry hair. Maybe why my hair is dry. Thanks
Hey! I'm sorry, was something confusing 🥲. What moisturizing shampoo did I say was drying?
I bought the clarity shampoo and noticed it was strong cleanser. Have you personally used Boucleme as its the only one available in my city?
No I haven't tried it personally. I make decisions based on ingredients, reviews, and claims and sometimes I strike gold. It may help to email them and ask how their return policy works if you aren't satisfied with the products. It's a little confusing from what I've read on the website.
@@FoAdunni Yeah Ill Ask the shop before I buy it and i let you know. Thanks Fo. :D
@@christianaunderwood please do! I'm excited to hear back.
@@FoAdunni Update: I used the Boucleme Curl Cleanser. Honestly if you're a person senstive to essential oils, this is no go. I wouldnt call this fragrance free. The texture with and without water is like a co-wash(no foam). I dont know how cleansing it is but my scalp feels the same as usual and my curls look good. I'll let you know after a month.
@@christianaunderwood hello! Did you try the one that is specifically fragrance free? Here is a link.
boucleme.us/products/fragrance-free-curl-cleanser?variant=43249920475267¤cy=USD&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4vKpBhCZARIsAOKHoWRB_o5VJ1aZmkZd1oQ46do3rZeATQJuTJzRquCDKjhvWgpoCBUHdKcaAgw-EALw_wcB
They have one scent with essential oils and one that doesn't have the essential oils.
Thanks for this video. I kept having a lot of scalp irritation, but I believe it is related to fragrance and especially PVP.
Have you tried Sienna Naturals? The brand is dermatologist tested and doesn't use fragrance. Best of all, it's for textured hair.
Hey! From what I've seen they have some great products! My sensitivities are more so with essential oils, plant extracts used for fragrance, and synthetic fragrance so Sienna naturals wouldn't be a good fit for me.