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For best results, use at least twice a week, or as directed by a doctor. Shake well before use. After shampooing apply by massaging onto wet hair and scalp. Follow with As I Am Dry & Itchy Scalp Care Leave-In Conditioner and As I Am Dry & Itchy Scalp Care Oil Treatment.
Usage :
Usage :
Use :
Usage:
For styling twist-outs, braid-outs and knot-outs
For general use
Usage:
First, cleanse your hair with one of the As I Am® cleansers: Cleansing Pudding+ or Coconut CoWash.
Treat your hair to an intensive conditioning treatment every 2 to 3 weeks (or even more frequently, depending upon the condition of your hair and what you do to it.
Usage :
Benefits
Usage:
Use after cleansing and conditioning your hair. (Do not towel dry or blot after your final rinse.)
You may use Twist Defining Cream for shingling, too, by combing it section-by-section through clean, detangled soaking wet hair with a wide-toothed comb. Dry thoroughly before manually fluffing and separating for style.
Benefits
Usage :
Use as needed on an intermittent basis with Cleansing Pudding+ Sulfate-free Moisturizing Cleanser.
Instructions:
On clean, towel-dried or dampened hair, squeeze into hands, rub palms together and apply throughout the hair. Gently comb through starting at the ends, working up to the roots. Do not force through tangles. Apply more, as needed, to tangled areas. Style as usual. For optimal results, prep hair first with Aunt Jackie’s Oh So Clean Shampoo and In Control Conditioner.
Instructions:
After shampooing, towel dry and apply a generous amount of In Control by coating hair from roots to ends. As a daily or normal-use conditioner, leave on hair for 3 minutes, then thoroughly rinse and towel dry. As a reconstructive treatment for dry or damaged hair, cover hair with a plastic cap and sit under a hooded dryer for 10 minutes, then thoroughly rinse and rowel dry. As a Co-Wash, thoroughly wet hair, and with fingers, massage scalp to lift impurities. Then, completely coat hair with In Control and shampoo. Rinse well and re-apply this time, following directions above for a normal-use or reconstructive treatment, then towel dry.
Instructions:
For Scrunchy, Tight Curls: apply generously to wet or dry hair and use a diffuser while scrunching style into place or allowing to air dry.
For Elongated, Bouncy Curls or Spirals: apply to wet or dry hair, gently stretching curls with your fingers as you style, using a diffuser, hooded dryer or allowing to air dry. For Coils, Braid-Outs and Twists: apply a small amount to sections of wet or dry hair, roller/rod set, braid or twist each section. Sit under a hooded dryer or allow to completely air dry, then release each section, finger styling into place.
Instructions:
Thoroughly wet hair, then work in a moderate amount of Coco Wash into hair, gently massaging into hair and scalp. Do not vigorously shampoo. For thicker, coarser textures that are prone to tangles, starting at the roots, shampoo by gently raking fingers through hair, all the way to the ends, carefully working through tangles. Rinse thoroughly, and then repeat to ensure that hair and scalp are clean, and impurities have been rinsed away.
Instructions:
Use on dry or damp hair, as needed. Can be used daily. Apply a small amount in hand, rub palms together and apply all over hair, especially concentrating on the ends. With a wide tooth comb or soft bristle brush, gently comb or brush through hair.
Instructions:
On clean, damp hair, apply a generous amount all over hair, making sure hair is coated from roots to ends. As an intensive repair treatment, cover hair with a plastic cap and sit under a warm hooded dryer for 10 minutes. Remove cap and rinse all traces of masque from hair. As a regular rinse-out conditioning treatment, leave on for 5 minutes, and then rinse thoroughly. Towel blot hair and style as usual.
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