LUS curly hair products

[gummybear]

I am falling victim to FB advertising. I need help, my hair is shit. I have mostly loose curly/wavy fine hair with one patch of kinky curl where the hair changed from a scar. It’s awesome :/ Has anyone tried these products and are they as great as the FB reviews say they are?

[yaga]

I just started using it! I really like it - my curls are real curls vs. kind of curl wave things and my hair isn't crunchy. My hair is pretty fine, though, so I do feel like I need to refresh with a little bit of water throughout the day (same with any other product though).

I will finish with a tiny amount of either spray gel or curling cream if I feel like it needs a little help with staying power. (I'll mix a tiny amount with water and just lightly scrunch through.)

[Leeham Rimes]

I tried it, well just the wave stuff. No shampoo/conditioner . It worked in my hair for a little bit and then stopped but I think that was more hormone related. For this, your hair needs to be soaking wet when you apply and then you flatten it out to get the water out and then scrunch. It’s a bit more of a process but not terribly time consuming.

I actually may buy it again to see if it works better with the keratin treatment I got.

[gummybear]

I think I am going to try it. Thank you for your feedback ladies!

[thatgirl2478]

I ordered the mini wavy set - and have used it twice now. I don't think it does much for me. I have 2b hair - 2c on a really good day. I need SOMETHING to give it a bit of extra hold, I'm not thrilled with gel or mousse because they both make me look a little crunchy, and they don't really hold as well as I'd like. But this stuff made my hair feel gunky - like an old dryer sheet - not completely used but you can still feel the softener stuff on it.

My search continues, but I hope you find something that works for you!

[msmerymac]

I've just decided to stop blow drying my hair straight and let it do its thing (I really have 2a hair - so just wavy/curly, and really fine). I feel like someone who has just hit puberty and doesn't know how to style my own hair, tbh. But I've heard good things about LUS. Good luck in your hair search.

[gummybear]

Update in case anyone is on the fence: I ordered the "curly" gift set (shampoo/conditioner/all-in-one) and have used it for about 2 weeks (I am out of shampoo and conditioner). I have not brushed it, dried it, or straightened it in this period. I have to say - I LOVE the results. I am not sold on the shampoo and conditioner being necessary for good results, but I think the all-in-one is amazing. All three products smell great too. There is a noticeable difference in my hair's appearance and texture. I wll def. reorder the all in one in a full size. I will see how my hair reacts without the shampoo and conditioner. They are really nice, just pricey.

[wildrice]

Jun 11, 2019 15:02:09 GMT -5 gummybear said:

Update in case anyone is on the fence: I ordered the "curly" gift set (shampoo/conditioner/all-in-one) and have used it for about 2 weeks (I am out of shampoo and conditioner). I have not brushed it, dried it, or straightened it in this period. I have to say - I LOVE the results. I am not sold on the shampoo and conditioner being necessary for good results, but I think the all-in-one is amazing. All three products smell great too. There is a noticeable difference in my hair's appearance and texture. I wll def. reorder the all in one in a full size. I will see how my hair reacts without the shampoo and conditioner. They are really nice, just pricey.

What is an "all in one"? Like a gel or mousse?

I've seen the videos and been intrigued as well. I'm glad you're having good results!

[gummybear]

Jun 11, 2019 15:23:19 GMT -5 wildrice said:

Jun 11, 2019 15:02:09 GMT -5 gummybear said:

Update in case anyone is on the fence: I ordered the "curly" gift set (shampoo/conditioner/all-in-one) and have used it for about 2 weeks (I am out of shampoo and conditioner). I have not brushed it, dried it, or straightened it in this period. I have to say - I LOVE the results. I am not sold on the shampoo and conditioner being necessary for good results, but I think the all-in-one is amazing. All three products smell great too. There is a noticeable difference in my hair's appearance and texture. I wll def. reorder the all in one in a full size. I will see how my hair reacts without the shampoo and conditioner. They are really nice, just pricey.

What is an "all in one"? Like a gel or mousse?

I've seen the videos and been intrigued as well. I'm glad you're having good results!

It's more of a cream. Def not a gel or mousse - no crunchies at all. I'd say the risk of using too much would be greasiness

[yaga]

Jun 11, 2019 15:31:07 GMT -5 gummybear said:

Jun 11, 2019 15:23:19 GMT -5 wildrice said:

What is an "all in one"? Like a gel or mousse?

I've seen the videos and been intrigued as well. I'm glad you're having good results!

It's more of a cream. Def not a gel or mousse - no crunchies at all. I'd say the risk of using too much would be greasiness

I was just on vacation for two weeks without a diffuser, so I let my hair air dry. It would get a tiny bit crunchy if I didn't scrunch or twirl it while it was drying. Not obsessively, just enough to keep it from staying in one spot.

[SugarKane]

Lurker here. I have been straightening my hair for over 20 years until I decided to try these products in October. I'm absolutely in love and never thought I'd ever feel this way about my hair. There's definitely a learning curve and I've experimented with different application methods until I found something that really works for me. I also got a cut specifically for curly hair with lots of layers and that helped a lot. I'm definitely a big fan of LUS and I love how supportive and encouraging they are. Plus, I have a major hair crush on their founder.