Enhacing Curl Defining Curl Cream

I'm not a girly girl and messing with my hair is not my thing. However, I have been getting tired of seeing my hair trying to curl when I get out of the shower, and then I blow dry it to straightness. I wanted to give curling my hair a go, but had no idea where to start - then I was offered this to try. I'm so glad I did.It's lightweight, has a bit of an odd smell but I found it went once my hair was dry. The curl definition is lovely and the absolute best part...... NO CRUNCHINESS. I've been having nightmares that my hair would be full of product, and that horrible crunchy texture that mousse gives. But not at all. The curls lasted a reasonable time, but I think that's down to my hair needing more moisture.My curl journey begins and it's all thanks to this product. Extra bonus that it's not expensive either.

I actually don’t mind the smell. Wasn’t too thick and really helped define my waves. I use the curly girl method and this was great to had some moisture in. Also the price is cheap!

This would be ok for some hair types but you need to know about protein and moisture balance. Protein and moisture is good for curly hair but not one or the other .....manufacturers probably should mention this as it leaves customer thinking that the product doesn't work.......no wonder us curly hair people have so many hair products in our cupboards .

My partner has naturally wavy hair and with some work it can either be straightened or curly. When going through a curly phase it is best to use products that are designed for it. They treat the hair and make it springier but can be wet looking or too dry. You will need to try a few products and see how they fit in with your regime the best.This 'Miracle Curl Quenching Invisible Styling Cream' by Mark Hill is an interesting product as you leave it in for a while and then scrunch it up. It is not the most pleasant smell of experience, but it did encouraged curls and plenty of bounce. If you are serious about your curls something like this is far better at getting them to appear and stay than using conventional shampoo etc and tongs. It can be pricy, but the range is worth investigating for the curl manic.

I have naturally wavy hair that I can never style right, it just turns into a puffy mess. I really just wanted something I could put in my hair and be done with, but I'm not sure it actually did anything.The scent is interesting, slightly citrus-y, and it's not heavy , greasy, or crunchy like you often get with hair products. it just didn't do much. The instructions aren't great, as it tells you to put the product through the lengths and then style as wanted. Not great instructions if you're not very good at styling your hair to begin with. My hair does feel a little smoother, but I can't say it did anything for my curls.It might be great for someone who already knows how to style curls, but probably not the product for someone who doesn't really know what they're doing

This is a non sticky white and thick cream in a 150ml bottle. I struggled to open the applicator, which is quite hard so cream doesn't come as smoothly and fast as I was hoping. I am not very keen on the smell which persists while I applied on my wet hair. Based on this, my rating was going to be 2 stars.I waited for about 20 minutes before the verdict. The smell had reduced a bit but still not what i would've wanted from a leave-in cream. However the curl definition was actually pretty good, so some ingredients worked well on my hair type, reducing the frizz and making the curls more shining and bouncy. The hold is soft and not crunchy which makes it a good product for the reasonable price of just over £5.

I ordered this thinking that it assisted in creating curls. Silly me.I decided to try it anyway. I only used a tiny amount. I expected it to feel greasy, but it wasn't.My very straight and fine hair does not hold a style very well, but using this product, my hair felt protected from the heat.