Customer Reviews

TIGI Catwalk Curl Collection Curlesque Curls Rock Amplifier, 5.07 Ounce

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Wow, way to budget cut a product Tigi! I have looong curly hair and I've been using your product for 10 years. My hair went to moist and soft with the original "Curls Rock" to straw with your so called "Curl Collection"! Read the label and not the packaging, alcohol is what drys out your hair and they are the top ingredients in their new expensive product. Keep your cucumbers and give me back my Curls Rock.

This is NOT the same and doesn't do for my curls what the old Curls Rock did. If you like the old one, you'll be disappointed in this.

I am a curly-haired southern girl-summer in the south means lots of humidity, which means lots of frizz. I'm always looking for hair products that reduce frizz and define curls. This product has kept my curls looking good during the very hot, very humid weather we've experienced this last month. I will purchse this product again-it is great!

Wife loves the original Curls Rock Amp....this product does not define her curls at all..just makes them look flat and dried out. She is going back to the original.

This stuff defined some of my curls...but just could not elevate the frizz from my hair. It also made it crunchy and straw like. So sad, it had great slip but didn't perform right. My hair type is a strict 3b/c with mostly 3b waves and curls. And, if that wasn't enough from this product...I believe it made my skin breakout once I rinsed it in the shower. There is a chemical in it (Hydroxyisohexyl 3-Cyclohexene Carboxaldehyde) which is known to cause ECZEMA! So for some of you who think your eczema is just about who you are...think again, especially if you wash your hair in the shower.

Be careful with some ingredient lists online. Some places do not list ALL of the ingredients. The fact that this particular ingredient was left off of some sites says a lot.

Even if some like this product...it doesn't mean that it is not causing them to have eczema. But what can I say, everyone is different.

My hair is so thick, I used half the can the FIRST time, and my hair isn't even shoulder length. I threw it away, and I use something different that I love!!!!!!I love it so much I don't even want to say what it is....it's a secret :-)

Just picked this up yesterday and tried it today. Maybe I've got some kind of problem. I'm trying to find a product that I can put into my wet hair, let it air dry, and end up with dry curly hair that looks like dry hair, not like the "wet look." This stuff left my hair looking wet, even after air-drying...and after I fingercombed it (which occasionally works with other products) I now have straw-like, not very curly, hair. Not happy at all.

I, too, was a *huge fan* of the original Curls Rock. I may have cried when I found out that my Subscribe & Save was canceled because TIGI discontinued the original Curls Rock. Since I didn't have much of a choice, I crossed my fingers and purchased the new Curlesque.

My first impression was that the Curlesque is stickier than the original. That made me worry. I think I had reason to worry because my curls ended up with a crunch that didn't exist when I used the original Curls Rock. Bummer. I don't like crunchy hair. However, it still defines the curl and eliminates frizz, but I just don't like crunchy hair.

So, Regis has a product called Curl Lock Curl Cream that I was certain was identical to original Curls Rock. I would sometimes get the Curl Lock if there was a good BOGO deal at the Regis salons. I haven't used Curl Lock in a long time since TIGI is available at major retailers and most salons, BUT I'm wondering if Regis was smart enough to stick to their original Curl Lock formula. I'll have to check.

In any event, I've gone through so many different products and cocktails of products, and honestly I'm not so sure if there is any other product available that works as well as even this new Curlesque stuff. So, I'll continue using it, but I will definitely go see about the Curl Lock Curl Cream.

In the meantime, I think we curly heads should all contact TIGI and let them know that they made a terrible, terrible mistake.

So sad that they change this product! I loved the old formula it never made my hair look or feel crunchy. The new formula does!!!!! I am so disappointed that I no longer have my go to hair product.

I had heard some great reviews on this product from friends and was excited to try it out. My hair is wavy and will curl with the right product (usually spray gel). I often use John Frieda's Frizz Ease to help keep the volume down and was hoping for something similar or better with CurlsRock. Sadly, it does nothing for my hair - adds a little weight but kills the curls and leaves my hair super greasy even if I only use a little. I am very disappointed overall.

I have very fine hair that will curl nicely if properly coerced, but will frizz out otherwise. The original Curls Rock Curl Amplifier was the magic it needed -- I used just the *tiniest* amount (the size of a pea for my shoulder-length hair), and it would curl up my ringlets like nobody's business. I've used it for 7 years with no problem.

I ran out right before a vacation and went to the salon to get more, but was devastated to find out that Tigi had discontinued it! They recommended Kenra curl cream, but I'd tried that and it didn't provide enough curl "oomph." So I purchased Curlesque Curls Rock and just hoped for the best. The best did not materialize. :( No matter how much or how little I used, my curls were limp and my hair either frizzy or greasy. The best way I can describe it is that the original was very "sticky" and required lots of soap and water to wash off your hands; this cream just washes right off.

If you have very curly hair that just needs taming, this would probably work fine. If you're getting greasy or flaky results, just use less. But if you have fine hair, you're out of luck.

I'm now going to buy up all the stock I can find from "unauthorized" outlets thta haven't gotten rid of their stuff yet...