Goddess Strength True Stretch Defining Cream

If you have very thick or long hair, you’ll need to apply more curl cream than someone with thin or short hair. It’s generally safe to use curl cream every day, but if you’re noticing buildup or weigh down, cut back on how often you apply it. On wash days, be sure to thoroughly wash curl cream out of your hair.

You can use Goddess Strength Curl Defining Cream every day. But if you’re noticing buildup, it’s best to use it less often.

Curling creams help define curls, add moisture and make hair easier to detangle. Goddess Strength Curl Defining Cream does this and more, reducing frizz, elongating curls for up to 48 hours and acting as a hair breakage treatment for dry hair.

You should not wash out Goddess Strength Curl Defining Cream after you’ve applied it. As soon as you’re done shampooing and conditioning, apply Goddess Strength Curl Defining Cream evenly throughout wet hair and style as usual. No need to rinse it out.

Yes, you can! You can use our curl cream throughout the day to refresh your curls, but we recommend applying it to wet hair that has just been shampooed and conditioned for the best results. Wet hair has a slightly open cuticle that will better absorb our curl cream. Additionally, wet hair is smoother and will allow for more even product distribution. Lastly, when applied to wet hair, our curl cream can more efficiently seal in moisture.

After shampooing and conditioning, apply our Goddess Strength Curl Defining Cream evenly throughout your hair. Then style as usual.

Goddess Strength Curl Defining Cream does work on wavy hair! When you apply it to your waves, our curl cream will help enhance definition, boost moisture and control frizz.

Whether you should use curl cream or gel on your curls depends on your desired result. Both curl cream and gel will help define your curls, enhance shine and lock in moisture. However, curl cream generally offers a softer, more natural-looking finish. Gel, meanwhile, offers strong hold, making it ideal for long-lasting styles.