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Eco Styling Gel with olive oil


 

Eco styling gel is a gel. It’s a gel with a hold of 10 (which is the max). This gel is alcohol free which means it is not supposed to dry out your hair. However, when using this product I recommend that you apply some type of oil underneath or your conditioner. That way your hair is protected from the gel and its being moisturized as your hair becomes harden. The suggested use for this gel for a wash-n-go is to wash your hair and apply this product on your hair while it is wet. However, my experience with this product left my hair feeling and looking like a jerry curl…you know the jerry curls from back in the day.



What worked for me was using the gel half way. For example, pulling my hair back with a band and then applying the gel to the back of my hair. It gave my hair a more polished and nice look. Eco styling gel is good for slicking back those stubborn edges and it holds it down. To slick back your hair with this product I suggest using an old (or new) toothbrush or you can even use a soft bristle brush.
On the plus side, washing this gel out was very easy. It was not hard to get out and it did not leave anything on my scalp afterward. You can even co-wash this gel out; you don’t need a heavy duty shampoo to get this out.


My Review:


This is a 32 oz. of Eco Styling gel and it cost me about 3 to 4 bucks at my local beauty store on sell, originally the price range from 5 to 6 dollars here in California. They have different brands and those brands come in different colors. I do not know if I would get the same results with another brand but with the olive oil kind it left me feeling a little jerry curlish. However, I did use this product right after a big chop and I still had some relaxed ends which could have played a part in my overall look.


Just remember when using Eco styling gel. Make sure that you put some oil or conditioner on your hair first before using it.







Disclaimer: this product was bought with my own money and I am not getting paid to mention, use, or review this product.

Comments

  1. CapricornQueen80January 11, 2012 at 1:18 PM

    I've had nothing but bad experiences with the eco styler gel. I don't like my for my hair to feel hard. You give me great ideas for when I reach your length from my TWA.

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    1. Naturally BeautifulJanuary 25, 2012 at 5:43 PM

      I'm glad it helped, yeah the first time I used this gel was HORRIBLE but it started to work once I got the hang of it

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