Bamboo FlexiStrong Styling Jelly

Meet your new go-to styler: a medium-strong jelly that holds hair for days without stickiness or crunch. Bamboo FlexiStrong Jelly gives shape and shine to all strands while actually supporting your hair’s health over time. How? While most gels rely on microplastic compounds to give definition and hold, we don’t. We’ve used a potent combination of botanicals and safe synthetics that are good for both your hair and the planet.

Two types of bamboo extracts strengthen and add a protective biofilm to your hair, holding your style while repairing damage. Jojoba esters condition, while our rosemary hydrosol adds antioxidants. Rose of Jericho brings richly hydrating polysaccharides. Polyquaternium-69 is our safe synthetic, giving you a non-toxic, humidity-resistant hold without any pesky flakiness. It’s water-soluble (unlike many other polyquaterniums), so it rinses out clean, too.

This jelly has hold that stands up to humidity and definition that really lasts—we consistently get 3–4 days out of a style using it. Bamboo FlexiStrong Jelly is lightly scented with lavender, juniper berry, and bergamot at less than 0.9% of the total formula (so it should be fine if you’re scent-sensitive!).

Bamboo FlexiStrong Jelly works for all hair types, whether you’re trying to define curls or tame a cowlick. It’s a simple way to get the style you want in a way that’s genuinely good for your hair.

How to use: For curly, coily, or wavy hair, apply on soaking wet hair after a wash day. Start with a quarter-sized amount and add more as needed for longer or thicker hair. Pump into hands and rub together. Scrunch into hair, then use a cotton t-shirt (terrycloth towels can cause breakage!) to remove excess water. Air dry or diffuse as you choose. For straight or short hair, apply on wet or dry hair, pump a small amount into hands and rub together. For definition, concentrate at the ends and for volume, concentrate at the roots. Style as desired.

References

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