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It also notes clear jelly products are usually light, with thicker options best for curlier hair and thinner options for wavier hair on soaking wet hair.","https://schema.org",{"og:url":78,"og:type":114,"og:title":59,"og:site_name":86,"og:description":61},"article",{"robots":116,"canonical":78},"index,follow",{"doc_id":118,"site_id":56},567441,1791866405,{"code":4,"msg":5,"data":121},{"doc_id":118,"user_id":122,"nickname":83,"user_avatar":60,"doc_module":9,"category_id":45,"category_name":46,"doc_title":59,"doc_description":61,"doc_content":123,"file_id":124,"file_url":125,"file_type":126,"file_size":127,"view_count":4,"is_deleted":4,"is_public":9,"is_downloadable":9,"audit_status":9,"page_count":30,"language":128,"language_code":57,"site_id":56,"html_lang":57,"table_of_contents":129,"faqs":130,"seo_title":131,"seo_description":61,"update_tm":119,"read_time":132},4398046744996,"The CurlsBot Mini-Guide to  \nLight  \nProducts  \n2 Cheatsheets, 10+ example products, 2 sample routines, and  \ndozens of useful tips!  \n[CurlsBot.com 1](CurlsBot.com 1)  \n\"My hair always looks weighed down\"  \nAnything remotely oily just weighs me down and turns me into a  \nstringy mess  \nMy hair feels weighed down but  \nundernourished  \nDoes this sound familiar?  \nYou might need  \nProducts  \n[CurlsBot.com 2](CurlsBot.com 2)  \nLight = Heavy cleansing, low conditioning  \nvs. Heavy = Gentle cleansing, high conditioning   \nPeople who do better with light products include  \n Wavy and loose curls  Fine hair  \n Low porosity hair  \nany type of hair that's easily weighed down  \nUnsure? Take our porosity and [hair type quizzes at CurlsBot.com](hair type quizzes at CurlsBot.com)  \n[CurlsBot.com 3](CurlsBot.com 3)  \nUnfortunately most curl products are the opposite of light, they’re heavy  \nLuckily you don’t  \nactually need special curly products!  \nYou might actually do better with regular products!  \n[CurlsBot.com 4](CurlsBot.com 4)  \nFinding light products  \nYou can find light products by taking our hair type and porosity [quiz on](quiz on CurlsBot.com)[ CurlsBot.com](quiz on CurlsBot.com)!  \nYour results will show some of our fav recommendations from both curly and non-curly brands  \nAt the store? That’s what the cheatsheets are for!  \n[CurlsBot.com 5](CurlsBot.com 5)  \nUsing The Cheatsheets  \nWith the cheatsheet you look atthe front of the label for certain words like “volumizing” or phrases like “for fine hair”  \n[CurlsBot.com 6](CurlsBot.com 6)  \nLight Products Cheat Sheet  \nLook for products with the at least one of these words/ phrases on the label  \nMost Common words on the label  \nOther words  \nThe label says it’s “For” these hair types  \nLight  \nLow conditioning, Heavy Cleansing  \nVolume, Volumizing, Body, Fullness  \nPurifying, energizing, thickening, light, lightweight, refreshing, clarifying,  \nweightless  \nFine hair, flat hair, oily scalp/ roots,  \nlow porosity  \nAVOID labels with these  \nHydrating, moisturizing, nourishing, shea butter, coconut oil, cream, For dry/ damaged/ processed/ colored  \nhair  \n“Shea butter”  \nFor “processed”hair  \n[CurlsBot.com 7](CurlsBot.com 7)  \nFor damaged ( high porosity) and delicate hair  \nThis is for hair that needs light products but is also damaged ( high porosity) or delicate ( prone to breakage). Look for products with words from the light cheatsheet AND words from this sheet  \nFor Easily Weighed Down Delicate Hair  \nMedium conditioning, Moderate  \ncleansing  \nMost Common words on the label  \nOther words  \nThe label says it’s“For” these hair types  \nAVOID labels with these  \nColor care, color safe  \nDamage care, fortifying, damage therapy, bonding, rescue, repair  \nOily roots/scalp and dry ends, colored  \nhair, damaged hair  \nHydrating, moisturizing, nourishing, shea butter, coconut oil, cream  \n“volume”  \n“Damage therapy”  \n“volume”  \n[CurlsBot.com 8](CurlsBot.com 8)  \nOn Oils  \nWhen many hair care influencers talk about oils they don’t mean oils from your kitchen, they mean serums which are often called oils. Confusing right?  \nSerums are easier to apply than plain oils ( less risk of greasiness) and often contain cationic conditioners.  \n“weightless”  \nOGX Coconut Oil Mist  \nCationic conditioners are superior to plain oil for treating damaged hair because damaged hair is oilphobic and oils tend to rinse right off it. Cationic conditioners are modified to be positively charged so they can bind with the negatively charged. damaged outer layer.  \nIf you’re looking for a light oil look for ones with words on our cheat sheet like “weightless” or “lightweight”.  \n9  \nClear Jelly Products These are usually light!  \nThicker ones work best for curlier hair, if you have wavy hair use a tiny amount and apply on soaking wet hair  \nThin  \nTreLuxe Reflex  \nCurl Talk Sculpting Gel  \nKinky Curly Curling Custard  \nCurl Keeper Liquid Styler  \nBTZBada Bing Gel  \nKinky Curly Curling Custard  \nThick  \n[Cu","cbCainVdKs4tUJjp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainVdKs4tUJjp","pdf",6312921,"English","# Light vs. Heavy Products\n## Who benefits from light products\n## Finding light products with quizzes\n# Using the Cheatsheets\n## Light Products Cheat Sheet\n## For easily weighed down delicate hair\n# On Oils and Clear Jelly Products","[{\"question\":\"What does “light products” mean in this guide?\",\"answer\":\"Light products are described as having light/low conditioning with heavy cleansing, while heavy products flip that balance. 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