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10 Travel Size Products for Curly Hair

Hair care can be a challenge when it comes time to vacation. Since you’re only allotted limited space in your luggage, you’ll surely consider travel size hair products for curly hair. You own an infinite number of too-large-to-carry-on-the-plane products and packing them into mini travel size bottles is just another thing to add on your pre-travel to-do list.

For a long time traveling while natural felt like a game of eenie-meenie-miney-moe, as I was forced to pick my 3 favorite products to pack. Before the success of natural hair products, many naturals were purchasing products that weren’t the best for their hair texture, yet once the industry made way for more curl-friendly hair lines, we still lacked travel sizes that would last us for that four-day vacation.

We were reduced to hoarding packets upon packets of sample sizes, or simply purchasing new products after reaching the destination.

When I traveled away for college in 2011, I had only been a year into my natural journey, and wasn’t well versed on how to pack for my hair type. The solution was my mother packing a Fed-ex box full of products I had at home, and overnighting it to me.

In the end when it was time for me to return home, I had given many of my products away to friends that were staying on campus, and had to restock my product collection. Fortunately, those times have begun to cease since many natural hair companies are jumping on the train to travel size, and not just for hair products.

No more reducing big bottles of your favorite Shea Moisture into those store-bought travel containers – this is one trend more natural companies should consider. Below is a list of 10 awesome brands that offer travel size kits and products.

SheaMoisture’s Coconut & Hibiscus Curl & Shine Kit, 4 piece set, $19.99

Kit includes: • Curl & Shine Shampoo – 4oz • Curl Enhancing Smoothie – 4oz • Curl & Style Milk – 4oz • Hold & Shine Moisture Mist – 4oz

Cantu Frizz Quit Curl 5pc Kit, 5 piece set, $9.99

Kit includes: • Cleansing Cream Shampoo – 1.75oz • Hydrating Cream Conditioner – 1.75oz • Moisturizing Curl Activator Cream – 1.75oz • Coconut oil Shine and Hold Mist – 1.75oz • Intensive Repair Deep Treatment Masque – 1.75oz

DevaCurl Curly Mini Transformation Kit, 3 piece set, $12

Kit includes: • No-Poo Original – 1.5oz • One Condition Original – 1.5oz • Styling Cream – 1.5oz

Madam C.J. Walker Beauty Culture Curl Enhancing Essentials Kit, 3 piece set, $28

Kit includes: • Jamaican Black Castor & Murumuru Oils Ultra-moisturizing Co-wash 3oz • Jamaican Black Castor & Murumuru Oils Defining Butter Crème 3oz • Scent & Shine Jamaican Black Castor Oil 0.15oz

Oyin Handmade 5 Piece Snack Set, 5 piece set, $23.99

Kit includes: • Honey Hemp Conditioner – 2oz • Greg Juice Leave-in Spray – 2oz • Shine & Define coaxing serum – 2oz • Hair Dew Creamy Leave-in – 2oz • Mini Burnt Sugar Pomade – 1oz

Jane Carter Travel Size Kit, 5 piece set, $19.99

Kit includes: • Hydrating Invigorating Shampoo (Sulfate Free) – 2oz • Nutrient Replenishing Conditioner – 2oz • Revitalizing Leave-In Conditioner, Wrap & Roll – 2oz • Nourish & Shine – 1oz • Curl Defining Cream – 1oz

TGIN Moist Collection Sample Pack, 4 piece set, $19.99

Kit includes: • Sulfate Free Shampoo – 2oz • Triple Moisture Rich Conditioner – 2oz • Honey Miracle Hair Mask – 2oz • Butter Cream Daily Moisturizer – 2oz

Kinky-Curly Travel Kit, 4 piece set, $24

Kit includes: • Come Clean Shampoo – 2oz • Knot Today Conditioner – 2oz • Spiral Spritz – 2oz • Jar of Curling Custard – 3.4oz

As I Am Coils & Curls Care Package, 6 piece set, $23.99

Kit includes: • Coconut CoWash – 3oz • Leave-In Conditioner – 3oz • Hydration Elation Intensive Conditioner – 3oz • Curling Jelly – 3oz • Twist Defining Cream – 3oz • DoubleButter Cream – 3oz

Miss Jessie’s Quick Curls (travel size) – 2oz, $8.99

What are some of your favorite products to travel with? Do you buy smaller sizes or do you pour larger products you own into smaller travel bottles? Leave your tips below.

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WOW! This article about travel products for curly hair tips. I worried about hair care for travel. I have read your valuable page and gotten much information and now my confusion has cleared by your review. I love travel. I will go in Australia on next January with my family for travel. This tour will be my first time in abroad. I hope, your all information will help me very much.

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Miracle Moist Shampoo Travel Size

Quench your hair's thirst with our moisture infusing travel size shampoo, with Australian Macadamia nut oil. Native to the land down under, the Macadamia nut has been used in Australia for centuries for its moisturising properties. But thanks to an intrepid 19th century explorer (who luckily for us didn't get lost in The Outback), the rest of the world was let in on the secret. Cheers dude!

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Animals first, beautiful, bouncy hair a close second.

You can be kind to rabbits and roos and have perfect, bouncy hair too. That's why at Aussie, we never test on animals. And are proud to be a PETA certified cruelty-free brand. So you can have great hair with no worries. A-mazing!

Small in size, big in results

Keeps hair hydrated so it can keep up with all the holiday fun!

Sweet smelling, poket-sized treats for tresses

Pop the lid and smell the deliciousness! A coin-sized amount should do the trick, but you can add a little more for longer strands.

Work into a glorious lather and give your head a little massage as a sweet treat.

Rinse until you can't rinse no more!

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HOW TO TAKE CARE OF CURLY HAIR

All curls are unique. It might take a little experimentation to find the right curly hair care products that are right for you, and the best routine to keep your curls looking healthy and defined. Here, we’ll help you discover more about what your curls are craving, because we love your best hair days almost as much as you do.

Identify your curl pattern

Shampoo your curly hair.

Wash day for Type 2 curls might look very different than wash day for Type 4 curls. With Type 2, natural oils move more frequently through your hair, so you may need to wash more often to keep it looking its best. With Type 4, oils move through your hair more slowly, so you can go more days without needing to wash. If your hair’s feeling too oily before wash day, try shortening your time between washes. If it’s still feeling moisturized and not greasy, maybe you can go another day before washing. It’s all about what works for you!

Condition your curly hair

Did you know that certain conditioners have a hard time staying on the curvy parts of the hair? The curlier the hair, the harder conditioners must work to deliver the same benefits, which is one of the reasons why type 4C hair needs a richer conditioner than 2A. Because of this, Aussie has different collections for waves, curls, and coils.

Styling your curly hair

Understanding the different types of stylers can help you perfect your curly hair routine. While leave-in conditioners and curl creams are good for definition, mousse, gels, and jellies are good for hold. Experiment and mix-and-match with different products and combos to find the stylers that work best for you.

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Zelenograd was added in Moscow in 1968 as one of the leading scientific centers. New Moscow was added to Moscow in 2012, forming Novomoskovky and Troitskiy Administrativniy Okrugs with plans of new vast expansion. New Moscow territory is yet to change according to its new city status. Even though suburbial kind construction intensifies in Novomoskovsky Administrativniy Okrug, Troitskiy Administrativniy Okrug still mostly has a rural feel.

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Zelenograd is accessible by M10 highway. Major highways in New Moscow are M3, A101, Warsaw highway Podolsk - Kresty (joining with A101), first "Beton Ring" A107 and Borovsk highway Peredelkino - Vnukovo - to join with M3. M10 and A101 are often highly congested, M3 may be less prone to it, except Moscow vicinity, and crossing with A107, A107 is congested near M3 crossing, which is northwest of New Moscow; Warsaw highway is congested in Podolsk, and you'll have to pass congested M2 to get there from MKAD.

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