Mousse Only | Ep. 6 | Design Essentials Almond & Avocado Mousse

[@valeriepeters5681]

I also always use a leave in. I don’t like the styler only method for myself.

[@BrittanyMia]

I should’ve listened to my gut after the Doux because the dryness was insane.

[@TyraHigh]

The Design Essentials Avo Almond Mousse works well with leave ins, I’ve used a few. I used this mousse for 2.5 years straight with Camille Rose Honey leave in and the Curl Maker gel. It was my go to until my hair grew. The Camille’s Rose Spiked Honey mousse defines my hair better and I use less of it.

[@TyraHigh]

Leave in Mousse Gel I would coil my hair and it’d last for 1-2 weeks. I washed weekly and ran/hiked a lot. It was much shorter with a Mohawk so I didn’t feel gross not washing it unless it rained.

[@BrittanyMia]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@nicki1050]

All the methods that you're using to find your ideal regiment are giving your hair life. I'm loving the growth and volume. I used to cowash and somehow stopped. You have reminded me of a good habit 😊.

[@BrittanyMia]

Thank you! Cowashing got a bad rap for a while. So many stopped doing it, and just started shampooing. Which isn’t bad, but it was really fun to cowash again.

[@SweetKNaturalsSkincare]

The curl refresh is great as well❤

[@samberries22]

I actually really like this mousse, I literally just emptied it yesterday! I find it worked best as a refresher on already moisturized hair though. I had a braid out that didnt turn out great, so the next day I applied this mousse to dry hair and rebraided, and it added some shine + bomb volume.

[@BrittanyMia]

Yeah, it’s a great mousse! One of my favorites so far.

[@coilyloxs9696]

Ok I might need to try that routine- refresh with a mousse on already moisturized hair ❤

[@gggreene73]

So glad I came across your channel. Wash n go is my style of choice and I’m always looking for the best products for my hair.

[@BrittanyMia]

Happy to have you here 🤗

[@Roseyfro]

Love watching you do your hair. Also, I 100% agree with using a leave in. I love this mousse too but I struggle with the same issue of dryness after a while. I’ve noticed also that my hair performs better with a leave in before I style. It just is what it is

[@BrittanyMia]

💯Thanks!

[@SweetKNaturalsSkincare]

I use the whole Design Essentials line. It’s amazing!!!

[@leoskiss3390]

Mousse countdown! 🎉 1. The Doux Mousse Def 2. Design Essentials 3. Miche Beauty 4. Texture ID 5. Camille Rose honey spiked 6. African Pride curl mousse

[@thelovedoneinternational3213]

Why the African Pride curl mousse on the last place?

[@leoskiss3390]

@@thelovedoneinternational3213 it gave me the least amount of hold….my wash n go only lasted a day or 2, Also I did a twist out with it and it didn’t last that long either… it’s good but the others on the list have overall stronger hold

[@thelovedoneinternational3213]

@@leoskiss3390 Did you use this mousse with a leave in conditioner underneath it? Or tried it with a gel underneath and then the mousse on top if it? This last combination I saw on a KZbin video by Miche.

[@leoskiss3390]

@@thelovedoneinternational3213 yep tried it a few different ways…. I mean it’s a good product I was mostly ranking based on hold and longevity of my hairstyle

[@kearstenw3855]

Glad you're embracing the leave-ins with the mousse 😊

[@TrishtheNatural]

Hi Brittany...your hair looks great. Glad I saw this video. I recently used the Design Essentials mousse for a twist out. I really like how my hair felt. So I said I was going to try it for a wash n go. I want to try it with and without a leave-in.

[@ossier2796]

I’m with you on the leave in conditioner with mousse.

[@MintNHoney]

I love a good leave-in conditioner and your hair turned out great with using one with the mousse.

[@BrittanyMia]

It was such a better experience with the leave-in. My hands weren’t catching as much on tangles.

[@maylavernebarnes2007]

Glad to see you using a leave-in before the styling foam. Your hair looks great, the volume and length are flourishing. I have this Design Essentials foam and look forward to using it soon. Curlsmith has a nice heat protectant called Miracle Shield. It also shields from UV rays and pollution. I like the way it feels on my hair. 🥰 My favorite cowashes from the following brands: As I Am, Curlsmith, Soultanicals Butta shampoos, and Eden Body Works.

[@BrittanyMia]

Thanks for sharing the heat protectant and cowashes that you use 💕

[@paulajohnson9361]

Your videos are spectacular. Water rinse or cold wash every three days if you workout daily. Shampoo too

[@BrittanyMia]

Thank you 😊

[@margaretholloway8879]

I think this Mousse is good without a leave in because it has a silicone in it, which does help seal in moisture. The previous ones you’ve used are silicone free.

[@BrittanyMia]

It was more moisturizing than a few mousse I’ve tried, but I still like the leave-in underneath for lubrication purposes. thanks for pointing that out though because I did not know that.

[@margaretholloway8879]

@@BrittanyMia the leave In will definitely help with moisture retention if you couldn’t do your hair everyday with this mousse. I’m loving your journey, so thank you for sharing.

[@GaDiva769]

I use a little leave in under my mousse. I add the leave in while in the shower. I twist each section and allow my leave in to marinate (that's what I call it). I then go back in and add my mousse. I don't like the dry feeling. If I have a really special event, I may skip this step. Also when using mousse, don't overlap any sections with mousse. Wipe your hands before starting different sections to that each section can be detangled. If not, mousse starts to set your hair as soon as it touches etc.

[@disneytoysr4fun975]

I use mousse without leave in but i have to towel dry my hair first otherwise i get dry hair like you. It also helps the hair feel less grippy when applying in my experience.

[@BrittanyMia]

That’s interesting, thanks for sharing. I know adding too much water and using mousse is counterproductive, especially when using mousse alone. I’m so iffy about styling on damp hair, but it reminds me of when I was refreshing my hair on dry hair, and how it looked better after the refresh.

[@Ash_9]

Sis....get you a Kazmaleje detangling paddle comb. It makes detangling a breeze. Personally, I use Oyin Gingermint Co-Wash. I love it.

[@BrittanyMia]

Lol I think this is the second time you told me to get this brush so imma do it 🫱🏾‍🫲🏿

[@jdbailey442]

I love the Oyin and Curl Junkie cowashes. Using regular conditioner for cowashing can create issues long term for the hair follicles and hair if you don't clarify. Cowashes should have surfactants in them.

[@lonniereads]

peep snakey by wombo playing @ 14:57

[@thelmag490]

Have you considered a scalp refresh spray after workouts? I love the Sunday 2 Sunday Scalp Refresh spray. It's micellar water based so it helps cleanse and moisturizes the scalp between washes. I like to spray the Sunday 2 Sunday on my roots only, massage and then put my hair in four to five ponies with ouchless bands and sit under the dryer. It's less friction from daily manipulation through washing for me.

[@BrittanyMia]

I tried one from uncle funky’s daughter, and it actually made my scalp itch lol I actually still have it. I think it caused some itchiness due to the fact that I was only shampooing once a week when I started using it and I was working out a lot so I may have to revisit it. Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check that out!

[@lawannar.1581]

I love that you mentioned that! I was in TJMax last month and picked up a quidad one... aaand have yet to try it. Thanks for the reminder

[@verarobertson8328]

I use Camille Rose coconut water leave in with this mousse. It's too drying for my hair without a mousse.

[@BrittanyMia]

Thanks for sharing!

[@BossLadyGrady]

My hair does best if I wash/wet it every other day if I go more than 3 days my hair starts looking like trash. I just started experimenting with Tracee Ellis Ross’ mousse and I’m on the fence. However, I literally saw this mouse at TJ Maxx for $7.99. Unfortunately I didn’t have my credit card on me so I’ll go back in the morning to purchase it.

[@bbappzz98]

I have a finicky scalp so I clarify weekly then follow up with a moisturising shampoo and that keeps my scalp from getting itchy throughout the week. Maybe the moisturising shampoo deposit too much moisture for your scalp?

[@BrittanyMia]

I’m not sure, but I know that clarifying too often, as in more than twice a month, is really drying for my hair.

[@bbappzz98]

@@BrittanyMia I use the harsher cleanser before the moisturising cleanser so my hair gets remoisturised before the deep coniditioner. Stripped hair doesn’t really accept moisture as well. I found the routine when I compared how my scalp felt with clarifying and moisturising shampoos. I’m sure you’ll figure out the perfect combo the more you experiment.

[@prettysunshyngrl]

I went back to using Cowash since my hair is short and therefore gets dry faster and have been loving Curl Junkie Daily Fix and of course As I Am. But lemme see if someone makes a bond builder Cowash cuz I didn't even think of that!

[@lawannar.1581]

Hey girl! Love the video and the outcome😍 This is one of my favorites. I like to combo it with their curl creme. I've been taking advantage of the sephora hair sale and I thought of you. Today the Verb curl foaming gel is on sale for $10. It's supposed to control frizz but give definition of a gel. I'll let you know my results. Until next time much love💜

[@BrittanyMia]

Ooooo thank you for sharing this I may have to snag!! Yes, yes do let me know how it turns out. ❤️

[@lawannar.1581]

@@BrittanyMia YW, I will👍🏾

[@Lilsydy]

Omg please try the everyone 5 star deep conditioner it is incredible!

[@nofirstnolast2059]

What a great, informative series! Thank you so much! Is Giovanni Mousse Air-Turbo Charged Hair Styling Foam on your list? Please review that one, too. 😊

[@STP255]

You may want to adopt a hair net - or wig cap fo under the dryer. Thank you for your videos- so educational

[@BrittanyMia]

Oooo didn’t think of that one. Thanks!

[@sherryberrydc7744]

Love your curls and great results. The Design Essential mousse is on my fav list. I love doing a wash and go with that mousse and I always use it with a leave-in here are some I like to use kinky curly leave-in, or Camille Rose coconut water leave-in or my Aveda spray leave-in. Thank you for showing how you cowash. Love how detail you are in your videos. Thank you again and by the way my daughter name is Brittany too beautiful name 😊😊 I just subscribed

[@BrittanyMia]

Thanks for sharing the leave-ins that you use with this mousse! You are absolutely welcome, and you have a great taste in names (obviously) 😆 thanks for subscribing, welcome 🤗.

[@intuitivebootie7961]

Those are some of my favorite leave ins. Do you know if the leave in combo with this mousse holds up against humidity?

[@ToxicFunnyNes]

Try the Nairobi foam i have heard that it's moisturizing

[@TheVeritasForYou]

I'm looking for a mousse or foam that just enhances the cast from my base and topper gel. So i went an picked up the mousse def foam and even tho it was flake city the first time, i got to day 5 without hating it 😂. i just work out and sweat profusely 5 days a week so i think that's the best i can get my set to be. question how do i get my bangs to stay down overnight so that it's not scrunched up on day 3 and 4??

[@Smellyrules101]

Try twisting your hair overnight!

[@BrittanyMia]

I typically tuck it to the side under my bonnet. I’ll tuck it to the left side one night and the right side the next so that it’s not going to one side too much during the day.

[@lyrika1862]

I always use a leave in or styling cream before my styler. I’m a high porosity type 4 coily girl and I need the moisture before using a mouse or gel no matter how hydrating they claim to be. I do recommend trying the curls sea moss foam it is a more hydrating type of foam and has ton of slip. Only thing is the smell is a strong fruity type of smell that does linger especially when using the curl slime In conjunction which I absolutely love that every time I shake my head I can get whiff of my hair, but I know lots of people are scent sensitive or don’t like strong scents.

[@BrittanyMia]

Thanks for sharing what you do, and for that recommendation!

[@Erudite48085]

Love this video! ❤

[@dunateo3506]

I agree with you on using a leave in under a styler. I think of a styler for hold, not to retain moisture. I really like the Design Essentials mousse. Best one so far.

[@jessiwave8]

I think it's cool that you're looking into options for what works best for you and you're sharing it. I'm sticking to what's been proven to work for me and it's simple, my w&g last for 5 to 7 days, flawlessly. I don't ever use leave in conditioners nor do i do prepooing. I wash once a week with either the curlsmith line or don't despair. Drench it with water, put on my base gel of choice then the topper gel. No complications nor guessing of how my hair will look/ last. Once it's much longer I'll do some twistouts with a mouse that i like but still no leave ins. Uh uh

[@BrittanyMia]

Tfs!

[@MajesticKeila]

10:52 I’m screaming 😭😭😭😭 yo dryer is an opp for that 😂

[@BrittanyMia]

😭😭😭

[@karenhendricks5196]

Since you’re considering using a leave in with the mousse, why not try a curl cream with it instead?🤷🏾‍♀️ That’s my go-to for twistouts now but the wash n go results are too fluffy for my taste. But it seems that’s what you’re going for. I love watching your process. I love experimenting with my hair too.

[@BrittanyMia]

My goal was to see if I could get away with using light products and get great volume and definition. But at this point, I’ve learned that moisturizers and creams are not just optional, but necessary for my hair health and my desired result (fluffy but with more definition and hold) So I will be integrating curl creams into the mix! They are coming out mostly fluffy, but that’s all in the name of experimentation! Thanks for sharing that great pov 🙌🏾

[@veronicafarhoud8373]

Hi have you ever tried elite hair care USA the product is bomb

[@ButterscotchCloud]

This vid is right on time! I’ve been eyeing that DE mousse for a hot lil minute. My hair’s essential elements are nearly identical to yours, so I’m hoping the mousse will work out just as beautifully for me. Your videos are so well done and thorough. And you help me feel less weird about my indecisiveness 😅 I don’t cowash anymore, but when I did, Oyin Handmade’s ginger mint cowash was my jam. It’s more of a cleansing conditioner though, since it contains cocoamidopropyl (sp?) betaine. But it left my hair just as moisturized and hydrated as a straight-up conditioner would. Plus, it contains hydrolyzed oat protein, which gave my hair a touch of strength and elasticity.

[@BrittanyMia]

I hope the mousse works out for you! Lol indecisive is my middle name 😭 we’ll decide eventually lmao. Thanks for sharing!

[@atinukealade153]

Your hair looks so good!!! Would u try the African pride curling cream?

[@BrittanyMia]

Thank you! Now that you mention it since I’m adding leaving into the mix, I will probably try the cream with the mousse when I try it.

[@Houseofgamine]

Have you considered detangling with conditioner before adding shampoo? This helps a lot when I am using K18

[@BrittanyMia]

I’ve considered it, but I haven’t done it because it just felt like an extra step, but with K18 that’s probably extremely helpful so thank you for the suggestion.

[@Houseofgamine]

@@BrittanyMia for me the way my coils are set up I need that detangling lol and I feel like the k18 applies more evenly. Just a thought but definitely an extra step

[@brannellemartin5961]

Where did you get your hair clips from?

[@buzzinbee9463]

Anything with water as first ingredient is moisturizer. If someone finds a one and done than they are one and done. No layering required if all the checkboxes are checked. Thank you ❤

[@claudiagrover-cofield2776]

Stick with your leave in. I have had the same experience.

[@BrittanyMia]

☝🏾

[@18ballet1]

Great video as usual ❤ i have some questions . 1. Do you love co washing ? I find that i get build up pretty easy , plus i can get a irritated scalp . 2. Why not use a gel under your mouse for extra hold unless thats not what your going for . Awhile ago i watched ayesha do a wash and go with uncle funkys and ag moose , and it gave her day 3 hair on day 1 . Also ive been detangling before i wash my hair , i use the pattern beauty detangling necter. So by the time i shampoo and condition its already detangled. I try to be as efficient as possible because i have 2 girls with very long curly hair lol 😅 so i barely have time for my hair , but i try not to go over 5 days .

[@BrittanyMia]

I love cowashing because it adds immediate moisture to my curls in between shampooing. It’s helping to mitigate some of the dryness that I was experiencing while doing this mousse only wash and go series. I also do not put the conditioner on my scalp. I just focusing on my hair and water wash my scalp. Right now I’m moving away from gels and trying different styling products to test and see what my preference is. Gel can give great hold, but I’m not currently seeking a strong hold. There are gels that do not give such a strong hold but again I’m just testing out different stylers at this time. I’ve heard great things about the detangling nectar so it’s on my radar. Thanks for sharing!

[@nay5092013]

Will you be trying out innersence’s new mousse?

[@BrittanyMia]

Yes!

[@demonicasaylor7012]

I’m not sure if I missed this in another video but do you prefer K18 better than Olaplex No 3? I know they’re different but I’m curious to know your thoughts. (I’ve only used Olaplex)

[@BrittanyMia]

Mmmm I honestly prefer Olaplex. They both do different things and are both good products but I don’t like that I have to leave on the K18, and that I can’t use a deep conditioner with it without feeling like I’m essentially wasting the K18. The company says that you can rinse it out after four minutes of leaving it in the hair, but since they prefer that it’s used as a leave in product I hate rinsing it out because it is one of the most expensive products I use. I feel like I’m wasting money by essentially rinsing it down the drain. so those are my thoughts on that currently. 🖤

[@chick9090]

So interesting how different everyone’s hair reacts to product. I def can’t go 7 days with a mousse only wash and go but I get a solid 4 days of defined and soft feeling hair. Specifically with mousse def and the Camille rose honey one, I never feel like I need a leave-in, I just know I will need to reset my hair by Thursday. I love watching you try new products and techniques!! 💗

[@BrittanyMia]

It’s wild how different everyone’s hair is. Yet, very similar at the same time. Thanks!

[@debraanderson9692]

Hey Brittany, another Great video! I am loving your progress, the editing is on point. You are about to Blow Up!

[@coilyloxs9696]

I’m trying mane choice glaze gel on my next wash day, but I just purchased the mousse from Mane Krush I love her other products so why not😊. I’ll come back and let you know how that mousse worked for me. She just had a huge sale, (which I missed) so it might be a minute before you hear back from me on it due to shipping time 🤪

[@BrittanyMia]

Lol can’t wait!

[@Jeannette0890]

Even with a leave-in, foam dries my hair out. 😢

[@BrittanyMia]

🥲

[@Autumn938]

Me too!

[@sothatschy]

Where do you get the clips from that you use to push your bangs back?

[@BrittanyMia]

Walgreens or Walmart. They’re the Scunci plastic side hair combs.

[@sothatschy]

Can type 4 hair handle being wash every day is it okay for our hair?

[@BrittanyMia]

I’m not 100% sure on this. Shampooing, probably not. But cowashing is different. However, there is potential damage from simply wetting the hair daily from the cuticle opening and swelling so often. My thoughts are using a bond builder conditioner would help with that, but there are conflicting ideas between different professionals on the matter. I probably wouldn’t be doing it everyday. More like 4 to 5 days a week since that’s my workout schedule.

[@kearstenw3855]

I've looked all over for the featherlite leave in spray, can't find it only comes in cream form now 😢

[@BrittanyMia]

I saw that. I kind of hate when they discontinue things without warning.

[@kearstenw3855]

@@BrittanyMia ikr, ugggh

[@alisameireis3628]

Great video! I’m going back to adding a co-wash to my wash day regimen every other week during Fall and Winter. That’s when I leave wash and go’s and turn to twists outs as my styling go-to. I got my first ever curly trim (Tippi Shorter/Hair Love KC) and for the FIRST TIME EVER….I didn’t have EVEN ONE FAIRY KNOT!!!!! I could have gone out in public with my Day One Wash and Go!! My hair looks fabulous!!!!! Keep the videos coming!!!!!

[@LadyHitta]

Try Miche Set

[@BrittanyMia]

Tried it, and loved it! Thanks.

[@IsiomaEkenyem-sx5hg]

Which mousse has given you the strongest hold?

[@BrittanyMia]

The Doux bee girl.

[@IsiomaEkenyem-sx5hg]

@@BrittanyMia thank you!

[@belindamobley3806]

I would love to see your hair with a middle part❤

[@BrittanyMia]

I’ll give it a try but I’m not too confident on that one 😂

[@TheViver66]

I'm still amazed that people think products work the same way on everyone's hair. You have to find what works for your hair. I just like to sit and enjoy the video.

[@BrittanyMia]

Same, thank you 🖤.

[@theogstasimay]

I swear by this mousse! I use kinky kurly leave in on my 3b hair and this mousse and I’m done. I will not use anything else.

[@BrittanyMia]

Ooo I’m gonna have to give that combo a try. Thanks for sharing!

[@TTee203]

Hydration and moisture are two different things. Water hydrates by reverting hair from a dry state. The water preps the hair to absorb moisture from a moisturizing product.

[@BrittanyMia]

🫱🏾‍🫲🏿

[@nishachelle]

I have this mousse and wanna throw it away. Lol

[@BrittanyMia]

I literally laughed out loud 🤣. I get that. It’s not for everyone.

[@nishachelle]

@@BrittanyMia That was a bit much. 😂Gonna try with a leave-in and see what happens. I’ve only used it alone.

[@smeadows30]

Your hair is growing out beautifully and so fast! I had to do a double take at the thumbnail lol ❤

[@BrittanyMia]

Haha thanks!

[@maximumpraise1]

I've been using ufd curly magic as my leave in 😂 it works.

[@ash5864]

I think in this case your hair wasn’t “moisturized” because you didn’t condition properly. The styling phase is just that, the conditioning/detangling phase is a precursor no matter what product you use. If that step isn’t done properly your styling phase will be difficult and the overall wash & go isn’t going to give favorable results.

[@BrittanyMia]

I disagree, but thank you for sharing.

[@coilsandcosmetics]

Agree! I cannot possibly detangle without my conditioner.

[@cydashlee]

Just a reminder to everyone, a leave in conditioner is not needed. The only thing that can moisturize your hair is water. Normal conditioner seals that moisture and that's all you need. I havent used a leave in for about a year now and my wash and go last for 7 days. I now use mousse but I always use a topper gel to give me more of a hold and that has made my hair last very long.

[@BrittanyMia]

I respectfully disagree. I don’t think that conditioner is all that is needed for everyone. I think that it works for many many people. However, not everyone. My hair responds better to using a leave-in conditioner. Is it needed always, no. But for me, it’s preferred to maintain hydration. To me, that’s like taking a shower and not putting lotion on. Or putting the lotion on and then rinsing it off again. Hydration is about moisture absorption, but moisturization is about moisture retention. I think products with a strong hold can do a good job of retaining that moisture, but products that do not have a strong hold don’t. I do not like a strong hold so therefore, I am not retaining much moisture without a moisturizer. This is just what I found for myself as I’m experimenting with my hair.

[@foxshear]

​@BrittanyMia I completely agree, a leave is needed for my hair which has very similiar pattern, density and curl to your hair. Everytime ive tried styling without a leave in. My hair is a disaster.

[@cydashlee]

@@BrittanyMia I understand we do what we think is right for our hair hence the reason why you say you use leave in conditioners for extra hydration and it always feels right to add it. I was once like this too. Ive spent 2 years of my life wasting money on items I don't even need because I thought I was helping my hair. I thought I knew my hair more than anyone. There are 2 stylists on Instagram that are called black girl curls and I thought it was crazy for them to say such a thing because I thought leave INS are additional moisture. But after reading their online guide and tried it myself only using a botanical and a topper gel (I've seen you have used this combo many many times) , Ive noticed my hair lasted long and I had no need to stretch my hair anymore plus my hair felt great without it.I haven't looked back since and I no longer use deep conditioners unless I am preparing for after a style take down I know this is a topic where people will agree to disagree but putting leave in after you have already sealed with a conditioner doesn't do anything. I know it feels that way because our hair is much more softer after the application with wet hair, but your conditioner has already done its Job. I can understand using it after washing because it's still a conditioner and you need something to seal in that moisture. We only get moisture from water after we cleanse our hair and all the conditioner does is seal that water/moisture. I know this is an agreed to disagree thing, but I just wanted to explain this.

[@cydashlee]

@@JM_408 Gel does not lock any moisture in your hair. We only get moisture from water after we've cleansed and it is sealed with conditioner. I don't normally use mousse but I am trying to use up the remaining Paul Mitchell that was bought. I normally and usually only use botanical gels and topper gels. But those things don't matter if you are not applying the right technique. If I showed you a picture of my hair a year ago versus now with the same gel but better technique, you wouldn't believe me.

[@cydashlee]

@@foxshear What are you styling with? How do you style your hair with these products?

[@Neosoul_prima]

One thing that is important to note, is mousses have the most water content, than any styler. The hair is meant to be light, hydrated, and with hold. Most have their holding agents lower in the formulation, but design essentials/the Doux/Nairobi all have their holding agents within the first 4 ingredients. Doing the hair every day, is just so much. Especially if the cowash doesn't have cleansing agents. So the conditioner is just adding to the product lol. Mousses will never weigh the hair down and give you the feeling of a cream or gel. If you want more oil rich products, then use them. But make sure, you're using the appropriate cleanser and conditioner afterwards. It's all about technique

[@BrittanyMia]

Water washing is a thing. I am adding more product but product is also rinsed out during water washing. Not completely ofc. I wasn’t really expecting the mousse to do what a cream or gel does. I hadn’t had enough experience with mousse alone to know what it would do. But now I know lol. And I’ll be using more oil rich products as you mentioned and implementing the proper shampoo and conditioner for these products. Thanks for sharing 😊.

[@Neosoul_prima]

@@BrittanyMia you got it

[@NaturalMonroe]

The girls are in tizzy cause of leave in conditioner 😂😂. I actually prefer using leave in conditioners with my gels for my wash n gos.

[@BrittanyMia]

😂 quite a tizzy

[@CreolePearls_]

Girl you gotta leave your hair alone fr. You touching it too much and not giving it enough time to recover.

[@BrittanyMia]

While I appreciate the feedback, right now I’m experimenting 🤗.

[@yaquantaepps6277]

Stop washing your hair so much and let it rest

[@BrittanyMia]

Thanks for sharing your opinion.

[@silentsililoquy]

oouu i don’t kno if this is a thing, but ever considered mousse combos?

[@BrittanyMia]

It’s a thing for sure. I started off with my mousse only and now I’m moving onto mousse as the main styler, but with a leave-in underneath. I’ll eventually move on to adding gels back into the mix.