"Meat should never be used as a verb."

I recently checked out a book called "Curly Girl" (because I am). It's changing the way that I look at my hair and my hair products. I've been looking for a gel, spray gel, hair spray, or mousse that does not have things like Parabens, sulfates, harsh alcohols, or Silicone (this is especially important, because while it makes your hair shiny initially it actually prevents your hair from getting moisture). In the course of examining all the different products, I saw propane listed as one of the ingredients in many of the mousses. Propane in my hair? PROPANE! 

Ach, I'm pretty sure someone tried to tell me this once, but I just wasn't ready to hear it. Sometimes I'm like that. The best I've found so far is probably the John Frieda "Root Awakening" Gel, not perfect, but it does a good job and it doesn't have silicone or PROPANE in it, which is as close to a "Win" as I'm probably going to get without spending $80 or making my own out of edible Aloe Vera gel. 

"Meat should never be used as a verb."

I recently checked out a book called "Curly Girl" (because I am). It's changing the way that I look at my hair and my hair products. I've been looking for a gel, spray gel, hair spray, or mousse that does not have things like Parabens, sulfates, harsh alcohols, or Silicone (this is especially important, because while it makes your hair shiny initially it actually prevents your hair from getting moisture). In the course of examining all the different products, I saw propane listed as one of the ingredients in many of the mousses. Propane in my hair? PROPANE! 

Ach, I'm pretty sure someone tried to tell me this once, but I just wasn't ready to hear it. Sometimes I'm like that. The best I've found so far is probably the John Frieda "Root Awakening" Gel, not perfect, but it does a good job and it doesn't have silicone or PROPANE in it, which is as close to a "Win" as I'm probably going to get without spending $80 or making my own out of edible Aloe Vera gel.