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Ouidad Hydrafusion Curl Creme Review in Action


This is Ouidad's Hydrafusion Curl Creme on type 3c curls.  She has a generous amount of Deva Care One Condition left in her hair, and some Ouidad  Moisture Lock added before a final pass with the Hydrafusion to finish her style. She sat under a hard top fryer for about 15 minutes and in the video her curls are about 70% dry, the top is still holding some much needed moisture and will dry slowly over the next few hours.


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