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Curly Girl Method UK products from Drugstores and Supermarkets

So you have decided to embrace your curls and you pop in to your local supermarket or drugstore to look for curly girl method UK products and are confronted by 101 different hair products! Where do you start? 

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Walking in to your local supermarket looking for curly girl method products can be daunting and also time consuming! So here I am going to help you with a guide to buying curly girl method products from Superdrug or your local British supermarket. That is once you have worked what to do with your hair using my handy curly girl guides and tutorials.

So what curly girl method products can I buy in Superdrug? Are there curly girl method products in boots? Yes there are! You can also get curly girl method approved products in Tesco, Wilkinson’s, Sainsburys, ASDA and almost any UK supermarket or store. You can often pick up products in Superdrug on 3 for 2 and grab yourself a bargain.

A guide to curly girl method approved products you can pick up in Superdrug Boots and UK supermarkets

See my guide to alcohols to avoid here!

Use this handy guide to check for Silicones 

The ultimate product list!

In this post I will be adding to this ultimate Curly Girl method hair products UK regulary. This list is aimed at recognising those products that you can find in supermarkets and chemist cheaper than elsewhere. I will be updating as I research more tried and tested curly girl approved stuff.

This includes approved conditioners, curly girl gels, curly girl method mousses and shampoos available in Superdrug, Boots stores and Uk supermarkets.

Over the counter curly girl products that you do not need to buy online. You can of course buy them online in the Uk if you wish to do so and I will provide some links where appropriate (some links will be to amazon which can sometimes be cheaper for one off purchases) check Amazon prices though as they can fluctuate. I purchased Hair food for £2.50 the other day!

Take a look at the ultimate Vegan and cruelty free curly girl method product guide

I have broken this post down in to the order you should use the products see my guide here.

  • Curly girl method lo poo shampoo
  • Approvedcurly girl method deep conditioning treatment
  • Curly girl method conditioner
  • curly girl method leave in conditioner
  • CG method curl creams
  • curly girl method mousse or
  • curly girl method gel
  • Approved curly girl method clarifying shampoo once a month
  • curly girl method serums and oils.

If its not listed it has either not been checked or is not CG friendly. Not all products in one brand may be CG, sometimes only a few are and others in that brands are not, so always check.

Supermarket Lo Poo shampoo with gentle cleansers for the Curly Girl method

Johnson’s Top to Toe wash

Shea Moisture Raw Shea Shampoo 379ml

Deep treatment conditioners from Superdrug, Boots and some supermarkets

Curly girl method UK products for Deep treating and conditioning. Deep treatments are to be used around once a week or after shampooing or colouring your hair. Leave on for 30 mins preferably with a shower cap to keep in the heat and open the cuticle.

Ultimate blends deep  treatment conditioners 

Garnier Ultimate Blends Almond Milk Conditioner

Hair Food Banana 3 in 1 Mask

Garnier Ultimate Blends Hair Food Coconut 3 in 1 Mask 390ml

Garnier Ultimate Blends Hair Food Papaya 3-in-1 Damaged

My favourite is the Aloe Vera one its so hydrating!

Garnier Ultimate Blends Hair Food Aloe Vera 3-In-1 Normal Hair Mask Treatment 390ml

Curly girl uk deep conditioning treatments from Superdrug or Boots

Shea Moisture Manuka Honey & Mafura Oil Hair Masque 354mlshould be around £12 always check price

Shea Moisture Shea deep treatment Masque,  Contains water soluble silicone which may be ok for some people but not recommended by Lorraine Massey. ( personally works for me )

As I am hydration elation intensive conditioner at Amazon or online at Superdrug

As I Am Hydration Elation photo of product

Great value Organic shop masks available in Tesco, and some drugstores you shouldn’t have to pay more than £2.50 each

Organic shop masks in- Honey and avocado hair mask, Pomegranate & Patchouli Hair MaskArgan & Amla Hair MaskRaspberry & Acai Hair Mask, Coconut & Shea Hair Mask, Indian Jasmine Hair Mask, Greek Fig Hair Mask

Curly girl method deep treatment conditioners available in The UK in Superdrug and UK supermarkets

Curly Girl approved Hairsprays Here!

Curly girl method approved conditioners in the UK in supermarkets and most drugstores

Curly Girl method UK products Conditioner can be used for co-washing, as conditioner and as a leave in conditioner.

Ultimate blends conditioner 

Garnier Ultimate Blends Almond Milk & Agave Sap Normal Hair Conditioner 360ml

Also the following- Ultimate blends Shine revitaliser with lemon and green tea, Ultimate blends colour with cranberry, Ultimate blends Gloss reviver with cherry blossom.

The Garnier Ultimate blends Hair food conditioners in Banana, Papaya, Coconut and Aloe vera are CG approved!

Hair food conditioner for the curly girl method

TRESemmé, Perfectly undone, Expert  Botanique

Asda Apple conditioner

The Shea Moisture Superfruit Conditioner 379ml

SHEA MOISTURE Superfruit Complex 10-in-1 Multi-Benefit Hair Conditioner sulphate and silicone free conditioner for wavy and curly hair 384 ml

Shea moisture coconut & hibiscus curl and shine conditioner.

Shea Moisture Raw Shea Conditioner 379ml

Noughty range full list of conditioners can be seen here

Yes to blueberries conditioner plus, Yes to cucumber, Yes to coconut, Yes to carrots.

Kind & natured love curls smoothing conditioner, Argan & Fukui oil, Coconut and shea

Pro voke touch of silver colour care conditioner for blonde hair

curly girl conditioners from Superdrug and Boots and UK supermarkets

Maui Moisture hair care from Supermarkets

Maui Moisture shampoo and conditioners are a popular brand of hair care products. Maui contain natural ingredients such as aloe vera, coconut milk, and even bamboo fibres in thier products. Maui products are free from harsh chemicals such as Sulfates, parabens, waxes and silicones, which can be damaging to hair. They have a range of products including these Shampoos available in Boots Chemist:

  • Maui Moisture, Hydrating vanilla shampoo for frizzy hair
  • Maui Moisture, Lightweight coconut milk shampoo for dry hair
  • Maui Moisture, Sulfate free shea butter heal and hydrate
  • Maui Moisture, Lightweight hydration shampoo
  • Maui Moisture, Revive & Hydrate + Shea Butter Shampoo

These shampoos contain, sodium c14-16 olefin sulfonate

Umberto Giannini From Supermarkets

Umberto Giannini are widely available in many supermarkets as well as drugstores. They are cruelty free and vegan approved. They produce a wide range of curly hair products of which the Umberto Giannini Curl Jelly is a number on bestseller. You can purchase these products from their website direct. You can also find them in Boots, Superdrug and other online stores such as Amazon.

Umberto Gianni vegan UK Curly Girl products

Organic shop conditioners in Argan and Amla nourishing, Avocado and honey Repair, Olive and orange repair, Borago and Sandal,  Raspberry & acai , Coconut and shea moisturising and pomegranate and patchouli,  Jojoba and orchid for colour and Grape and Honey.

Organic shop curly girl method approved conditioners in the UK

Tesco conditioners suitable for the curly girl method

Tesco pro vitamin B5 conditioner Care and protect and volume and shine conditioner

Tesco’s extracts conditioners in Blueberry and coconut Note check ingredients as only this packaging is approved! The new packaging is no longer Curly girl friendly.

Tesco curly girl method conditioners

Wilkinson’s conditioners suitable for the curly girl method. Discontinued!!

Wilco happy hair coconut and vanilla conditioner, apple and tea tree, and also passion fruit and green tea.

Johnson’s Conditioner available in all supermarkets including Tesco

Johnson’s shiny drops conditioner spray for kids contains protein.

Superdrugs Own

Fruity Coconut Conditioner 535ml £2.49

Fruity Cherry & Almond Conditioner 535ml £2.49

Products found in Savers, B&M store, Poundstretchers, Poundland include the XHC range.

To see the full range available in Savers click here!

XHC Conditioners from Savers

Leave in conditioners for the curly girl method from Superdrug and supermarkets

Leave-in conditioner should be used after your wash cycle and before styling products. Experiment with how much you use starting small. You can also use any normal conditioner as a curly girl method leave-in as well. See more leave in conditioners here.

Uk Curly girl method leave in conditioners from most drug stores

Shea Moisture Shea Detangler 236ml

Cantu Shea Butter Hydrating Leave-In Conditioning Mist 237ml

Shea moisture extra moisture detangler

Noughty Intensive Care Leave-in Conditioner 150ml

Available from Superdrug online

AS I AM Naturally Leave-In Conditioner 237ml

curly girl method leave in conditioners uk drugstores

New Brand Imbue Curl !

Discover Imbue Curl that are available in Superdrug They offer a range of products to cleanse, condition, and style all whilst locking in moisture. Imbue Curl are on a mission to celebrate curls and look after your curly hair beautifully.

Imbue is a curly girl friendly vegan haircare brand dedicated to curls and coils. All of the Imbue Curls products are sustainably sourced ingredients like Coconut Oil and Cupuaçu Butter and formulations do not contain oil based silicones, parabens, sulphates, drying alcohols, mineral oils or waxes.

You can purchase Imbue curl direct or from Amazon or Superdrug. these are the curl friendly vegan Imbue products on offer;

Styling products anti frizz creams and moisturisers.

These products do not usually have hold, they are more for promoting curl and hydrating some have a small level of hold. Curly Girl method products from UK drugstores for styling, anti frizz and conditioning.

For refreshing Cantu Comeback Curl Next Day Curl Revitalizer 355ml

Cantu Coconut Oil Shine and Hold Mist 237ml

Cantu Natural Hair Moisturizing Curl Activator Cream 355ml

The Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Renewal Lotion 236ml

Shea Moisture Coconut Curl Enhancing Smoothie 326ml

Shea Moisture Coconut Curl Milk 254ml

Noughty Wave Hello Curl Defining Taming Cream

taming and anti frizz products that are curly girl approved in the UK from drugstores and supermarket

CGM Styling products for hold and creating a cast such as gels and mousses 

Gel and mousse will give your curl hold and keep the shape. Mousse is generally a bit softer than gel but that is not always the case. Custard is similar to a gel and has the same qualities.

Curly Girl Method styling products from Tesco:

Max hold purple mousse Tesco own

Tesco Extreme styling gel green tub weather defense

Tesco everyday value styling gel blue tub

Curly girl method Gel in UK from supermarkets and drugstores

ECO Styler Olive Oil Styling Gel 473ml Green lid

ECO Styler Krystal Styling Gel 473ml white lid

The ECO Styler Black Castor & Flax Seed Oil Styling Gel 473ml black lid

ECO Styler Moroccan Argan Oil Styling Gel 473ml red lid

AS I AM Naturally Smoothing Styling Gel 227g

Shea Moisture Raw Shea & Cupuacu Styling Gel Cream 249ml From Amazon or Superdrug

Cantu for Natural Hair Twist & Lock Gel 370g

Cantu Define and Shine Custard 340g

Twisted Sista Amazing Dream Curl Gel 354ml

Boots Essentials curl creme contains a small amount of drying alcohol

Umberto giannini curl jelly pink tube

VO5 Firm hold Styling Gel 200ml

VO5 Wet Look Styling Gel 200ml

Curly girl method gels from UK supermarkets and drugstores

Curly girl method approved mousse from Superdrug , Boots and supermarkets in the UK

Superdrug Mousse Extra Firm 300ml

L’Oreal Elnett Satin Strong Hold Volume Mousse 200ml

L’Oreal Elnett Satin Strong Curl Creme Mousse 200ml

Cantu Shea Butter for Natural Hair Wave Whip Curling Mousse

Max hold purple mousse Tesco own

Pantene mousse defined curls hold 5 ( no longer available in the UK )

Got2b twisted anti frizz stying spray

Curly Girl method styling mousse and sprays in UK supermarkets and drugstores

Serums and oils

ORS Essentials – Nourish & Seal Coconut Oil

ORS Essentials – Nourish & Seal Black Castor Oil contains castor oil which can create a film on the hair, read this post for help

Lube for scrunching out the crunch! from Superdrug

superdrug lube for scrunching out the crunch in the curly girl method

Gentle clarifying shampoo

These shampoos contain gentle cleansers but are considered curly girl safe.

Cantu Sulfate-Free Cleansing Cream Shampoo 400ml Amazon or Superdrug

Shea Moisture Coconut and Hibiscus Shampoo 379ml

Shea moisture 100% virgin oil shampoo from Superdrug, Boots or Amazon

Below contains sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate which may be fine in small amount for clarifying.

Contains sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate which may be fine in small amount for clarifying;

Shea Moisture Fruit Fusion Weightless Shampoo 384ml

For more help on the curly girl Method click here

Thank you for reading this curly girl method UK products list from drugstores and supermarkets. If you have found any great products in your local shop let me know.
D x
 
Disclaimer- This is my personal opinion based on research I can not be held responsible if companies change ingredients. Always check ingredients for changes. This post may contain affiliate links at no extra cost to the customer.
 

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      1. Hi, I am just researching CGM after 35 years as a curly girl! I am considering starting cowashing, but I already use low sulphate and parables free shampoo/conditioner. Is cowashing better?

        I currently use John Frieda dream curls mousse to style. Is this approved on the list? I didn’t see it in the article.

        1. Yes the mousse is, I wasn’t sure a whole back, it has a water soluble silicone in it so it’s ok.
          I was quite surprised when I started cowashing. My hair needs lots of moisture so worked for me. I use as I am or organic avocado. I co wash every 2nd or 3rd wash depending on how it feels.
          I’ll add the mousse to the list x

    1. This is SO helpful, thank you. If i’m following the curly girl method can i use a clarifier with sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate or should i use one without? is the shea moisture retention shampoo a loo poo or clarifyer? HELP

      1. Thank you. yes sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate is considered fine for clarifying. There are many similar names for other clarifying ingredients and they do bring more out all of the time. Juts bear in mind that it can dry the hair and you need to condition after. It looks like that shea moisture one contains mild surfactants so would be a lo poo and would not remove hard water build up.

    2. Also do you loo poo or co wash just as often as you would normally wash your hair? then clarify every month? and what about refreshing, is that the days you aren’t washing your hair.

  1. Thank you for this. Really helpful in finding some new products to try on my curly girl. Her hair gets so dry and matted but she wants to keep it long!

  2. Thank you for this, just what I needed for my curly girl. She has such dry hair that mats easily, but really wants to keep it long.

  3. Fab list, very helpful. Will clarifying shampoo fade coloured hair though? I am trying to protect any colour from being washed out of my hair (yes I know curly girls shouldn’t really have dyed hair!)

    1. Yes it may remove and colour molecules on the outside hair shaft. It also depends how porous your hair is. If it’s porous your cuticles are open so will fade more. The clarifying shampoo will not be as strong as a regular one though x

  4. Hi I love your list thank you so much for all your time and effort, I was wondering what your thoughts are on the soap n glory hair care range?

  5. A great resource. By the way, I think the Dr Organic range in Holland & Barrett is CG too. A great range of conditioners in particular.

  6. Thank you so much for a really helpful list of products
    I wonder if you or anyone else has any recommendations for hair colour. I now know I really shouldn’t but having coloured before finding cg I now have roots and need to do something about them
    I’ve been trying to find a wash in wash out colour hoping it wouldn’t be so harsh but it’s really confusing and the only other option is having it cut from shoulder length to about an inch all over
    And while I’m asking does anyone have any suggestions for a hairdresser in South Yorkshire?
    Don’t want much do I!😉

    1. Haha , no problem. Can’t help with hairdresser I’m
      Afraid. But I still colour my hair I tend to do just my roots. Just keep deep conditioning and looking after it. I use affinage which is a low ammonia colour. X

  7. Hiii, so glad I’ve found your page, this is so helpful 😁.
    I’m looking for some advice if anyone could please help me out?? I’m only just looking into the CGM, as I was just looking for tips on YouTube for very thin very damaged very short hair😞. Always suffered with short thin hair so I’ve ruined it over the years with extensions and straightening. Nearly 40 so think it’s now time to stop and try best to embrace my little hair and make it as nice as I can naturally!! This new curly method has blown me away seems so confusing, but I’ve began with not using heat for three weeks, and I’m full of grey hair, massive roots, I’m going on holiday in two weeks and would be getting it cut coloured. But now I’m thinking can I get it coloured if trying this new method?? Also started using Redken extreme anti snap leave in treatment, is this curly friendly?? I’ve got the Boucleme travel starter kit on way which I’m so looking forward to using!!
    Sorry for this long winded text, am just a bit lost with what next haha🙈
    Ps I’ve been using women’s regain foam on front of scalp for a month now as I’m receding really bad.
    Thank you, any advice would be really appreciated
    Kind regards
    Louise xxx

    1. Hi, I just had a look at the Redkin and it contains silicones and wax so would not be curly girl suitable as it would coat the hair and not let any moisture in. It may feel
      Better immediately but not in the long run. A really good protein builder to restructure would be olaplex 3 you can get it on amazon.
      Colouring can damage the hair but I doubt I would go grey so it can be a risk to take if yo think your hair is strong enough. Lorraine Massey is prompting going grey in her next book. I colour the roots only of mine and don’t use bleach or high lift tint.
      Anything you do will start to make it better. No heat tools and doing a deep conditioner whenever possible will greatly improve it. Other than that it is time x

  8. This is so helpful! The CG method tends to be mostly American based products and sometimes overwhelming! Thanks for taking the time to do this! 💕

  9. I am so happy to have discovered this blog and everything curl-related. I still can’t manage my curls properly so this is going to help so much! The UK product list is fab too, as almost everything I’ve seen on FB is all US. Thank you xx

  10. Hi, with this product guide, I‘ll give the CGM a try, however, can you please tell me how you handle and care for your fringe? I have one too and currently use a heat defence spray (got2be Guardian Angel) as I straighten the fringe. Do I keep using that on the fringe. If plopping or when not using a comb, how do you separate your fringe from the rest of your hair??

  11. Thank you so much for this brilliant product list 😊

    Can you please let me know though how you deal with and care for your fringe? Do you use more product in it? Eg a heat protector for straightening? How do you separate it from the rest of your hair without a comb/combing? Xx

    1. hi I just blow-dry it but i dont use any heat protecter as they all have silicone and this would be to heavy.I treat it as normal as its short and is regulary trimed and I am also not wanting to form a curl pattern in it. I also do not put leave in conditioner on it. I separate it before I plop then dry it after I have diffused my hair. x

  12. Seems superdrugs extracts conditioner is being discontinued and changed to the fruity conditioner range. It seems to be CGM friendly but I’d double check to make sure.

  13. I’ve used the super drug extracts range for a long time, is the new version safe to use? I’m currently trying new products since it was discontinued but my hair has lost its wave? Not sure why as both new products are CG and on this list, Garnier with cranberry and the blondes purple treatment one (sorry can’t remember the name) about to buy noughty from amazon in the hope it brings back the wave! I have fine hair and seem to have hit a greasy flat wall!! Any advice welcome!

    1. Hi I hope you got my other message , the new Superdrug Conditioners fruity are safe.
      Don’t forget to clarify! Try one of the XHC shampoos in my new Savers post x

  14. Hi

    Love your hair and the page!

    Could you please review the Trevor Sorbie curl products please that are available in Superdrug. They have specific curl products including a curl cream.. i found this range better than the Noughty range but do not know if it is curly girl approved.

      1. Hi I am so happy I have found this page. Had lovely curls for years and then about 15 years ago got my self a pair of GHDs!! Fast forward to now and my hair is dry and has lost its natural wave. My hair is very fine and I am so keen to start I am just overwhelmed reading where to start. About a month ago I started using the new treseme sulphate free shampoo and conditioner range but that’s not on the list so probably need a shake up! Can I ask what co wash is please?
        Thank you

  15. Thank you so, so much for all of this, it’s amazing.

    My hair is very fine, very frizzy but has natural waves. I am about to start the CGM. Would you mind just checking my approach for me, please?

    Thank you so much.. xx

    Last wash clarifying shampoo:
    Tresemme Deep Cleansing

    CGM:

    Lo Poo shampoo:
    Kind Natured Smooth Curls

    Conditioner:
    Kind Natured Smooth Curls

    Mask:
    Garner Ultimate Blends Argan Oil Mask

    Scrunching Jelly:
    Umberto Giannini Curl Jelly

    Plus:
    Olaplex 3

    1. Hi sorry for the late reply, all looks fine apart from the kind and natured which has changed its ingredients! ( hate it when they do that) I’ll check the conditioner of kind as that may be different. Olaplex is great! Good luck x

  16. Hi, I am trying to do the CGM as I have wavy hair which tends to go frizzy. My main problem is that all products I’ve tried or sniffed have such strong fragrances and I react to them because of this (I am asthmatic). I found a conditioner in Poundland called Nutrafix which has a slight fragrance that washes out, but this was a while ago and I haven’t seen it since. I use low poo and wash out conditioner, both fragrance free and CG friendly, but they leave my hair very dry. Co-wash on its own weighed my hair down too much. I am looking at the diy recipes for leave-in conditioner. I will also try and make my own gel. Do you know of any products which are fragrance-free or a very low fragrance? My problem is making choices very limited! Thank you.

  17. Hi this page is great for uk product as most I read is in the US. I’m starting the cgm on my 11 year old daughter as she has lovely curly hair but I have no clue how to save the curls and it just turns into a frizzy mess. Do u have any advice for doing it on a child? We don’t have time to wash in the morning so always ends up going to bed with it damp after her evening shower. I have absolutely no clue what I’m doing but I really want to save her beautiful hair!
    Thanks for reading x

    1. I would keep it pretty simple with a child so leave in conditioner then maybe spray with a little water and leave in the next morning. Use something soft to tie it back with for school. Maybe try a mousse for hold. Do you have a diffuser to dry her hair?

      1. No we don’t have a diffuser, I didn’t know whether it would be too time consuming with her being young I might invest in one though to give it a try and see what results we get.

  18. Thanks so much! Just to let you know, the wilkinsons happy hair conditioners have now been discontinued – I wonder if wilkinsons do any other safe conditioners?

  19. Hi and thank you so much for this it was so helpful, I’m curious about Tresemme Botanique nourish and replenish shampoo because some places I read its curly girl friendly but others say its not, I’m really new like only a couple weeks into CGM so I’ve got lots of products I’m not sure about I’m still learning but I might be wrong but is Sodium Laureth Sulfate not aloud? I swear its not but it’s in this tresemme botanique but like I said I have seen people say its CGM friendly I’m so confused its a lot of information to take in, I’d really appreciate your advice thank you xxx

  20. This is extremely useful, thank you!

    I would also recommend the Maui Moisture range too, it seems to be CG friendly – I’ve seen it sold on Boots and Superdrug! 🙂

  21. Hello. This list is a great help thank you! Can you please explain, you have the Ultimate Blends Hair Mask in Banana up in your list of CGM approved but it has Benzyl Alcohol. When I put this into a CG approved search engine it comes up as not approved! I am getting really confused by some sites saying its okay and others not. What do you think?

    1. Hi benzyl alcohol is used as a preservative and should not dry out the hair. It is considered a safe alcohol. Which search engine are you using some are not regularly updated x

  22. I am re-posting my request as I can’t see a response to it, although others posted since have been replied to. I would really appreciate an answer!
    Hi, I am trying to do the CGM as I have wavy hair which tends to go frizzy. My main problem is that all products I’ve tried or sniffed have such strong fragrances and I react to them because of this (I am asthmatic). I found a conditioner in Poundland called Nutrafix which has a slight fragrance that washes out, but this was a while ago and I haven’t seen it since. I use low poo and wash out conditioner, both fragrance free and CG friendly, but they leave my hair very dry. Co-wash on its own weighed my hair down too much. I am looking at the diy recipes for leave-in conditioner. I will also try and make my own gel. Do you know of any products which are fragrance-free or a very low fragrance? My problem is making choices very limited! Thank you.
    PS. Thank you for doing this post, it is very interesting and helpful and the replies to other posters help too.

    1. Hi sorry word press can be a bit glitchy. The only fragrance free ones I have seen are the faith in nature fragrance free, You can buy it online direct or from Holland and Barrett. The other one is Green people scent free direct from green people. I have just noticed Akin mild and gentle fragrance free too it looks a bit more pricey but it is cgm. Doing your own diy ones will be fun too Good luck

      1. Thanks so much for this! Having checked Faith in Nature and Green People, the conditioners will be fine but the shampoos contain sulphates. I will look into the Akin range too, I’d forgotten about them.

  23. Hello this list is a great idea however many of the products are not curly girl approved I actually bought some and then checked via the curlsbot site…

    https://www.curlsbot.com/

    Unless I haven’t uNderstood something… not curly girl approved?

    For example Curl jelly scrunching jelly contains harsh alcohols.

    More than moisture umberto.gianni contains dimethkcone (silicone) and harsh alcohols that dry hair….

    I’m confused!!! Help! Many thanks

    1. Hi, I have just double checked the curl jelly And the ingredients on website and they now say alcohol. I have checked my tube and it def had no isopropyl alcohol. Does your new tube have it? If so they have changed ingredients. As far as I’m aware this is one of the only products that was c g friendly. I have not heard of the more than moisture it’s not on my post.
      It’s very frustrating when brands change their ingredients I will be emailing to find out the answer. Thanks for your question x

  24. Hiya!was just in tesco checking out the blueberry or coconut conditioner (very exciting Christmaseve activity!) they both have dimethicone in. It’s the same label as your pic bit the shelf tag says ‘new!’ So maybe new formula. Jist fyi 🙂

  25. Hiya, the tesco blueberry and coconut conditioner both have dimethicone in now, I was just in tesco browsing them. Boo. Thought I’d found a bargain at 80p!

  26. Hi I’ve recently started my curly girl journey and it seems a little overwhelming. The product list is really helpful, thank you. Are there any hair oils that you can recommend and tips of when to use them. My hair lools nice and wavy the day i wash it but after I’ve slept it just looks a mess. Usually i would use heat to make it look better but trying to avoid that as well as brushing 😕

    Thank you xx

  27. Fabulous information…well done and thank you for all the time it took to research this. I’m CG for almost 2 years now and it is definitely worth it. It takes trial and error and you do need to find products that suit YOUR hair!
    Thanks again ☺️

    1. Hello! Fab list! Thanks so much! Are you able to highlight which are cruelty free and vegan? I can see the Shea moisture ones and the Kind Natured ones seem to be. Any help appreciated x

  28. Hey, could you comment how to incorporate olaplex into a CG routine? Can you use the shampoo and conditioner as well as the hair perfector?

    1. as far as I know it is only the Olaplex 3 that is cg safe. You would need to use a deep conditioner after as it does not condition only rebuilds bonds.

  29. You haven’t got Alberto Balsam conditioner on here which I thought was CG approved? Please can you check if I am ok to use this?

  30. Hi!

    Your page is so inspirational! Thank you

    I was wondering whether you would mind checking my approach for me please?

    Clarifying shampoo – Noughty

    Co-wash – Noughty

    Conditioner – Hello Wave Noughty

    Low poo – Hello Wave Noughty

    Scrunching Gel – cantu custard

    So I have clarify shampood followed by Noughty leave in conditioner and scrunching 6 with cantu custard

    Next few wash I will co wash and condition

    1nce a month I will clarify and leave in conditioner and custard scrunch

    Is that right?

    Thank you for your time ❤️

  31. Hello! First of all, thank you so much for this resource, I am new to the CGM and didn’t really know where to start so this is great.
    I really like Garnier’s Ultimate Blends line, and I was excited to see they’re now making shampoos and conditioners and that they were included on your website.
    I was about to buy some but then saw that they contain sulfates? (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate) Would they still be CGM approved?
    And also I would like to know if you’d recommend to use these for cowash as I am considering giving it a go!

    Many thanks 😀

    1. Yes the shampoos contain sodium laurel sulphate and are not cg. Some conditioners are cg friendly but they do change their ingredients a lot so do check the label. the ones listed should still be ok x

  32. Hi! Loving your emails etc, you are so helpful! I noticed that Alberto Balsam conditioner isn’t mentioned, is it suitable? I thought I’d checked the label but maybe I missed something?
    Thank you

  33. Hi, I’ve just come across CGM this past week and is overwhelming with the products, do’s & don’ts😮 I don’t suppose there is links available for bundles to buy to start me off.

    Thanks xx

  34. Hi there, I’m about to begin my cg journey but I’m not sure where to begin! I’ve got the garnier hair food 3 in 1 banana and the coconut one. Is the Palmers coconut shampoo cgm friendly and also is the body shop banana cgm friendly? I’ve tried the cantu curl activator cream but I don’t like it. Where do I begin? I’ve got really fine hair that’s lost its curl. I would usually be a 3a xx

    1. Hi sorry for the late reply. The palmers contains sodium c14-16 olefin sulfonate which is considered ok for clarifying intermittently but considered cgm. However I do shampoo occasionally. It sounds like the products are too heavy for you. Some hair types especially fine do not do well with coconut. Do a clarifying treatment with apple cider vinegar or a coconut free shampoo. Maybe try something lightweight like a mousse to style and deep condition with the banana or the aloe vera conditioner. x

  35. Fantastic website and source of information. Which is just what I need to help but daughter but unfortunately your pop up adds just kept popping up everytime I scrolled so I couldn’t see anything.

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