Seems to give better results than flaxseed gel. Hair looks less crunchy and no flakes. But the hold isn't strong so I guess it's not for everyone. Thanks for the discovery!
❤❤❤ you have a video for sea moss on skin? 😊 thanks so much for all the content you make. I have made your serum, curly mass,infused oil flaxseed gel, and this as well.🎉 I just started my journey and really looked up to you for guidance in this process so really appreciate you girl❤❤❤❤
Please do a series on all the ways I can use sea moss gel for my hair & skin. I am very aware of the benefits of eating sea moss gel. However using it on my hair & skin 😍😍
Hi there, have a question. I’ve recently made oat flake gel and it seems to work wonders for my hair. Do you think I could preserve this gel as in your flaxseed video? So adding the correct amount of optiphen plus?
Hi beautiful! Do you prefer to use the sea moss gel or flaxseed gel? Do you still use your marshmallow root leave-in? Would you mix the marshmallow root leave in with any of the girls?
Hello my love! It depends on what I'm going for. If I want a style that will last all week, flaxseed gel. If I want to focus more hydration sea moss gel. I still use my marshmallow root leave in as a base for any curly hair styling I do for the week ❤️. And yes you can mix it with the other gels but it will cut the shelf life of each gel down significantly, that's why I prefer to keep it separated. I hope this helps 🤗
I need to try that one day. But the only thing I have on hand right now is Slippery Elm powder. Is there a way to make a gel with that for my curly hair ? Would it be good as your sea moss gel ? I did try in the past flaxseed gel and marsmallow root but never try sea moss or Slippery Elm :) Thanks !
Hi my love, you can make a leave in conditioner with slippery elm but it doesn't have any hold. Sea moss gel & flax seed gel have a firmer hold and give the best curl definition. Since you have access to it, I would say stick to using flaxseed gel (for definition) and slippery elm as a hydrating leave in. You can also incorporate slippery elm into your flaxseed gel if that is what you'd prefer.
