SheaMoisture Curling Gel Souffle Coconut and Hibiscus for Thick, Curly Hair to Moisturize and Protect Hair 12 oz

Perfect light hold for 3A, 3B, 3C, and 4A, 4B, 4C types of curls. You can apply this product on wet to damp hair using prayer hands, rake through, and then scrunch. You will be left with beautiful curls after it dries; there is a slight crunch but you can break the gel cast after it dries. It also leaves my hair looking shiny and hydrated. I adore this line. Please try it out it's worth it.

We have been using this product on my son’s hair for years. It really brings out his curls and he loves the coconut smell. What works best for us is apply warm water to hair so that it’s just a little wet or damp, then add a little product by hand. Definitely adding water is a “MUST” for us. His hair just doesn’t react the same when it’s dry.

The media could not be loaded. This product is absolutely horrible. I’ve used the Gel Soufflé for years, then suddenly a few months ago I wasn’t able to find it in the stores anymore. I finally decided to just order it, and there’s a good reason why it’s off the shelves. It’s between the texture of jello and ballistic gelatin. It doesn’t dissolve in your hair, it’s clunky if you even try to rub a quarter size amount in your palms just to apply to your hair. I never hated a product from Shea Moisture in life, until I tried the Gel Soufflé. This is not the Soufflé of the past, the company was sneaky and changed the formula. The first 4 formulas are cheap fillers: Glycerin (Vegtable); Water; Corn Syrup; Pectin.I am not at all pleased. I tried to like it, but my hair said otherwise. The Soufflé left a strange film on the top of hair. I have very curly thick hair, and I live in the dry climate of North East Colorado. The previous Soufflé was great in helping my hair retain moisture. The new Soufflé is the complete opposite. I’m beyond disappointed.

It’s really good, my curls we’re curling when i used this product, it’s was a jelly like consistency when you open it but ones you mix it in your hands it turns to gel and it’s smells really good, if you like pineapple and coconut scented thing you’ll like this.

This is one of the best curl products I’ve ever used! It defines my curls perfectly while keeping them soft and frizz-free. No crunch, no flakes—just smooth, shiny curls that last all day. The coconut scent is divine, and it’s super moisturizing. Great for curly or wavy hair!

The product is very, very dense. It leaves an unpleasant amount of residue in the hair which results in poor texture.In order to get a soft texture, once it dries, I have to dilute the product 1:1 with water before applying.The smell is very nice.

When they say "use sparingly," they mean it. I personally got the best results from using a tiny little blotch on my fingertip for half of my hair and rubbing that all over my hands (applied via the 'prayer hands' method after towel drying, but before fully drying). If your hair looks greasy (as mine did on the first few attempts), try using less. I didn't find the "scrunch the crunch" method particularly useful here, as using more than a tiny bit of gel caused my hair to form into thin ropes that never seemed to dry. Your mileage may vary, though. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied now that I've figured out how to make it work for me.

He usado el SheaMoisture Coco y Hibiscus Curling Gel Sou varias veces porque me ayuda a definir mis rizos sin dejarlos rígidos ni secos. Me encanta que controle el frizz y que el cabello quede con un brillo natural, sin sensación pegajosa.Es un gel ligero que se aplica fácilmente y mantiene mis rizos en su lugar durante todo el día. Ideal para quienes buscan definición y suavidad en su rutina para cabello rizado.