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Keeping the Curl Curl Mousse June 11, 2014 Reviewer: Denise Armento from Orlando, FL United States   I like this product.  Does not leave my hair sticky  or stiff.

OK? Not sure yet...not in my routine yet? April 8, 2014 Reviewer: from Plainville, CT United States   I think I may have used too much of the mousse on my first use of it....going to try again because my hair still looked wet and too crunchy.  I can re-rate this for you again in the future!

It got returned April 7, 2014 Reviewer: lee golden from Urbana, IL United States   This mousse formula is very unique in that it turns from gel to mousse in the palm of your hand.  but it also turned my naturally curly hair dry as straw. Not what I was expecting, since curls need high level of hydration....but I do love Awake and Replenish S&C.

Best Mousse EVER! December 15, 2013 Reviewer: F.A Threlkeld from Covington, GA United States   I was very impressed with "Keeping the Curl Mousse". It made my hair curl so beautifully without making it hard and stiff. I'm definitely buying this product again.

Not for Fine Hair! August 31, 2012 Reviewer: Janet Graham from Gaithersburg, MD United States   When I searched online for a discontinued product that I have used for years (Tigi Bedhead Sexed Up Tonic), the Healthy Hair Plus website recommended this product as a good replacement.  Maybe for thick hair, but not for my fine, thin hair!

This has become my favorite styling product!! August 12, 2009 Reviewer: J. Fleming from San Antonio, TX   First - it smells great! Second - This is the best of both worlds...styling wise.  It's not very heavy, but I've had a lot of success getting and keeping my hairstyle.  I noticed with many products the die when the weather is humid.  I live in San Antonio and its humid most of the time.  This is the best thing for my hair (medium length and a bit on the thick side). I found that if I use just a little bit, I can work up to whatever strength I need.  Would suggest not using too much to start out.