" 50 percent of the hair being dry, reapply the Rëzo Curl Define Hair Gel for extra support, creating amazing volume." On 3A to 3C patterns that are more on the thick or coarse end, Suarez goes by her 80% water and 20% product philosophy. "Start by applying the Rëzo Curl Define Hair Gel to the mid shaft very lightly," she says. On 3A to 3C fine, thin hair, Suarez likes to do what she refers to as the 50/50 technique. The trick to using this one gel on every curl type and pattern, all comes down to the technique. Rëzo Salon owner, curl expert, and creator of the Rëzo cut, Nubia Suarez came out with her own curly hair care line by the same name and designed a gel that she believes works for all hair types. Scrunch hair from roots to ends as you're diffusing until the texture meets your liking. If you experience some light crunch from your gel, she recommends scrunching it out half way through diffusing or before it dries for those who prefer air drying. It's all about texture and density." Lyn likes to use more products on her curly clients with thicker and more textured curls and less on those with finer or wavy textures. I always recommend applying lightly for a more effortless bounce, but it's also important to note that the amount of gel varies per individual, as well as which additional products I pair it with. "As a curly hairstylist, it's very important for me to work with a gel that provides a weightless and natural look for all the different textures I work with, and Rizos Curls Light Hold Gel does that. We typically use it to tame frizz or better define our curls but experience has taught us that they can't all be trusted," says hairstylist and curly expert Dazy Lyn. If you're looking for a gel that works on all curl types, from thin, thick, wavy, curly, to super tight and coily - this product might just be it.
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