My Bubble! Curl Defining Creme 200g with Castor, Jojoba & Shea Butter for all curly hair types, vegan, silicone free, parabens free, sulfates free, curly girl method approved

My curls previously were fine, but just not very defined. With this my curls feel so soft and fresh, and the defintion is UNMATCHED. Bear in mind i have thick, curly hair with huge curls and locks. my routine for it is: have a shower and just get my hair rlly wet. then after my shower, i dry my hair with an old t-shirt, scrunching etc, and then with the hair still fairly soaking wet, i take about two to three scoops and run it from root to tips, scrunching etc for gd distribution. then i go in with a defining gel on the tips and mid-lengths to hold that defintion. i them let it air dry for about half an hour and then diffuse for 10 minutes ish. then i let it sit and then at about 11am on my break i use a hair oil to break the cast of the defining gel and then I am left with super soft, bouncy, luscious curls! hope this helps!

I saw lot's of people with 4 type hair getting amazing curls with this product. It just didn't work for my hair. I have waves and frizz usually rather than curls. My hair just looked frizzy and felt coated. My hair is 4b typing

Great stuff!Really defined my curls, smells great and the frizz free look lasts all day.Love it!

The media could not be loaded.  £11 at time of reviewYou can see on the video i posted my curls are much more curly and stays in place. Before, I only use hair oils just to keep my hair intact and not go wild when i used this cream, it works like gel but softer and not too harsh. I use this after i washed my hair and it’s still wet then defuse it. After it all dried up my hair just stayed in place and the curls got more defined and bouncier. I really love this and shea butter just makes my hair smell good and smell last long.I’m also happy to know that this is cruelty free, phthalates free and vegan friendly!Any girls with curly hair must have this, love the quality it does work well!Hope my review was helpful

I’ve recently embraced my natural curly hair, after years of blowing it dry straight, so I was looking for curl defining products and thought I’d give this on from My Bubble a try!I have tried this with and without using curly hair shampoo and conditioner (not same brand) and have found it works in both ways, though more curls to define if I’ve used a curl shampoo and conditioner prior.The curl cream comes in a tub (would have been much easier in a tube in my view), so you scoop out a small amount and apply to damp hair and either leave to air dry or use a diffuser. There is absolutely no doubt that it works, perhaps not quite as well as my usual Revlon Restart Curls Defining Caring Cream, bit does a good job nevertheless of defining the curl and keeping frizz under control.Overall it’s four star from me. It’s a decent rice at £11.99, but I don’t really like the scent, which is odd as I usually don’t mind coconut-based products, maybe it’s the addition of the mint. So I will use it, but probably wouldn’t buy again. Four stars from me.

This product smells so good, I love the smell of shea butter and you can smell that straight away. The texture is as you would expect for this type of texturising cream for curls. After years and years of heat styling to straighten my unruly, frizzy locks, there are occasions when I like to give my hair a break from the heat and leave it to dry naturally, it tends to be frizzy and lacks any kind of defined curl. I have used this product a couple of times now and it has definitely reduced the frizz, it isn't creating curls as such, but it does add a little bit of bounce and definition. It isn't going to work miracles, as expected, but I am happy with the results. I have mid length hair and used a small amount, maybe a tablespoon, to run through towel dried hair. I then scrunched my hair up to try to encourage the curls. The key to avoid frizz is don't touch your hair! Leave it and let the product do it's work. I'd recommend this product, as I said, it isn't going to create curls, but it certainly has anti-frizz properties and has left my hair looking in much better condition when left to dry naturally. The price is good for a product of this nature, it is sulphate free which is much preferred from an environmental aspect and is curly girl method approved. Win win.

As this is about the 6th curl defining cream I’ve tried I didn’t hold much hope, as products I’ve had before just let me down. This one, however, gave some great results. The smell of the cream reminds me of Shea moisture with a hint of coconut - though it’s a much more pleasant smell.I washed my hair without conditioner (I usually use conditioner - I just wanted to give this the product a challenge) then, after keeping my hair wrapped in a microfibre towel for 20 minutes, I picked up some of the product on the end of my finger and smoothed it between both palms of my hand. At this point I thought it may be too oily as it felt that way. I then put hair on my left side between my palms and smoothed downwards. Using same amount of cream I did the same on the right side of my hair. Then with my head tipped forwards I scrunched upwards with the microfibre towel. I didn’t put any gel on after this either, like I usually do, again another challenge.What a fantastic result, it defined my waves/curls, and made my hair shiny and soft. It didn’t weigh my hair down either. I did have to scrunch a little again once my hair had dried, just to break the cast a bit.So, given I didn’t condition or need to add additional gel, for my thick, dry, frizzy, coarse hair this is a fab product that works extremely well.

Used on my naturally light curly hair - this creme helped define my curls and also smells great