The product has a lotion formulation that adheres well to the hair, and the fragrance or texture is not overbearing while providing firm curl definition.

The price, this is a photo of the mini product that I received along with the product I purchased. Like the essence, it does not help with absorption and texture, and it is faithful to the curl function, but it does not help improve the hair texture. As it is an expensive product, it would be nice if it had such functions.

Firmly curl the hair before it dries, and apply the natural curl after the hair has dried.

After a perm, the hair may look nice at first, but once you wash it, it becomes frizzy and fluffy, doesn't it? That's why I bought this curl cream right after getting a perm. The one I got is the Discipline Oleo Curl from Hwahae, which they said was the latest version. I've uploaded some photos for you to check out. I was worried the cream would make my hair greasy, but it doesn't at all and even helps protect my hair. The Discipline line is supposed to help maintain the curl shape, and when you use it, you'll be like 'Ah, I see!' Just give it a try - it's worth every penny. 1. Discipline Curl Cream 2. 3 days after a perm, before using the Oleo Curl Cream (haha) 3. 2 weeks after a perm, but with the Oleo Curl Cream (the photo was taken in the evening after my daily activities, so you can see the lasting power) 4. My curls during everyday use with the curl cream 5. My life after discovering the curl cream (haha) The curls feel even bouncier than right after the perm - maybe it's just in my head. But this product is like magic, creating curls where there were none before.

The price doesn't feel too high considering the effects (though I may regret it later). The scent is not very light, so it may be divisive.

After towel-drying, apply a coin-sized amount of the cream to your hair while scrunching it. If you use too much, the curls will fall. Then, while blow-drying, focus on the scalp area, gently lifting your fingers through the hair. Dry about 50% of the way (avoiding the curly parts as much as possible). Then, add a little more cream to the slightly damp hair, and finish drying with a 'setting' motion, drying only about 10% more. (The ends should be slightly damp - perm hair definitely needs some air-drying time... or you can use a fan!)