Freestyle Texturizer

Tousled Texture & Natural Volume – Loose, Sexy Styles with Hold

Product Overview
Rahua Loose Hair Styling Cream is a plant-based, high-performance styler designed for fine to normal hair types. Perfect for creating effortless, tousled looks with body and texture, it provides natural hold without synthetic ingredients and is lightly scented with the fresh, woodsy aroma of Palo Santo oil.

Key Benefits

• Creates loose, textured, and tousled styles

• Adds volume and body without weighing hair down

• Simplifies styling with versatile application

• Provides natural, long-lasting hold with plant-based ingredients

• Vegan, cruelty-free, non-toxic, and free from parabens and sulfates

Key Ingredients

• Carnauba Wax: Offers long-lasting hold while easily rinsing out, sustainably sourced from Amazonian leaves

• Tapioca Starch: Adds support, hold, and separation for textured styles

• Rahua (Ungurahua): Strengthens hair, maintains scalp health, and extends color longevity

• Palo Santo: Sophisticated, earthy aroma for a calming aromatherapy experience

• Organic Green Tea: Rich in antioxidants to protect hair and scalp from environmental damage

Why You’ll Love It
This styling cream delivers effortless, touchable texture while fortifying hair with rainforest-grown Symbiotic® ingredients. It allows you to create piecey, beachy, or tousled styles with natural volume and shine.

How To Use
Apply to damp or dry hair: at roots for volume, to ends for texture, or all over for a combined effect. For piecey texture, flip hair to one side, work product into roots and underside, then flip back and twist small sections at the ends.

Vegan | Cruelty-Free | Organic Ingredients | Gluten-Free | Non-Toxic | No Parabens or Sulfates

About Rahua
Rahua harnesses the restorative power of Amazonian oils and rainforest botanicals to repair, protect, and enhance hair health. Infused with organic Palo Santo, Rahua, Morete, and Sacha Inchi oils, each product delivers luxurious, lasting results while supporting sustainable, ethical sourcing and indigenous communities.