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“Is Maui Moisture curly girl approved?” - I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen this question asked about this company, they’re definitely one of the more popular curly hair product lines.
So let’s get you the answers you need and get your curly hair looking fan-tab-ulous!
You may already know that their detangler and the popular blow out mist are CG friendly and highly rated. More good news is that their Bamboo oil mists products and raw oils are also CGM approved and reviews rave about how they are great lightweight oils for low porosity hair.
So, I want to continue giving you the good news and the method approved products FIRST! And then I’ll break the bad news to you slowly, further down in this tutorial...
If you’re wondering which Maui moisture products are curly girl approved? Here’s your answer! The few CG-friendly Maui Moisture Products on the approved list are:
Alright, don't get happy to quickly... Now I have to show you the products that aren't CG method friendly.
Let's do it...
One of the product lines that really hurts a kinky-curly girl’s feelings is the luxurious Maui Moisture Curl Quench line…
Because none of the products in this specific line, besides one (the Maui Moisture Curl Quench Coconut Oil Shampoo) is curly girl approved.
Maui Moisture has various lines of product, the Curl Quench line is especially for fixing frizzy, unruly hair with its rich coconut oil, creamy papaya butter, and plumeria extract hair care fusions.
No, these Curl Quench products are not CGM approved but the buyer reviews are raving about how this natural hair care product helps hydrate, smooth and remove frizz from your curls while enhancing softness and body for the bomb 3C tresses through 4C kinky curly hairstyles.
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In the section of the “Is Maui Moisture curly girl approved?” tutorial, I’m going to answer a couple frequently asked questions about the hair care brand. Let’s get down to business...
Answer: Yes, the entire Maui Moisture hair collection brand is filled with very good, high-quality products. The positive reviews show that buyers who use these great products continue to use them for a long time.
Consistency in use is good and helps you see a dramatic difference in the look and health of your hair fairly quickly. Maui Moisture brand helps hair feel cleaner, more hydrated, while looking good and healthy.
Answer: Yes, Maui Moisture is good for curly hair and many are Curly Girl Approved (or “CG friendly”), it helps detangle, defrizz and define curls while enhancing softness and body for shinier, bouncier curls, coils, and waves.
Maui Moisture is very good for thickening 3C curly hair that needs hydration, smoothing, and less frizz.
Answer: As shown above, only some of Maui Moisture products are Curly Girl approved. This guide is here to show you which products are CG Friendly if you're trying to avoid products that are not method approved.
Some ask “Is Maui Moisture curly girl approved?”, without also answering the question of, “Does it really matter?”.
True, many Maui Moisture brand products ARE curly girl approved, does that mean the products that aren’t CG Friendly are bad for your kinky or curly goodness? Not necessarily.
Sometimes worrying about which natural hair care products are “curly girl friendly”or not can make you miss out on some amazing hair products and gorgeous results. Try stuff out!
There are amazing products for stopping shrinkage on 3C natural hair, giving your 4C coils more "POP", and moisturizing like a mickey-flicky!
Trying something that isn't a curly girl method approved isn’t like losing your virginity, sis!
You can always go back and regain your coveted curly girl method approved status, if need be. Let’s not make life so difficult!
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Melissa Lee
Melissa Lee is a Contributing Editor to NHP and a former owner of the BlackhairOMG website. She formed 4C Trichology Growth Services, LLC., a US based hair care consultation service. She has also contributed as a writer and consultant for various hair and beauty websites. Melissa can be followed on Twitter here.