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however you choose your hair pudding, less is always more ⬇️

different hair and wave types will require different amounts of product to feed your waves correctly, which is why we recommend starting with a tiny amount

(if you’re wondering whether you’ve got too much, you probably have)

then warm the product between your palms and gently scrunch into your waves 🌊

hair pudding is buildable, so if you feel your hair is still hydrated, repeat the process but never increase the amount - overtime you will begin to learn your hair’s perfect serving 🩵

however you choose your hair pudding, less is always more ⬇️

different hair and wave types will require different amounts of product to feed your waves correctly, which is why we recommend starting with a tiny amount

(if you’re wondering whether you’ve got too much, you probably have)

then warm the product between your palms and gently scrunch into your waves 🌊

hair pudding is buildable, so if you feel your hair is still hydrated, repeat the process but never increase the amount - overtime you will begin to learn your hair’s perfect serving 🩵

however you choose your hair pudding, less is always more ⬇️

different hair and wave types will require different amounts of product to feed your waves correctly, which is why we recommend starting with a tiny amount

(if you’re wondering whether you’ve got too much, you probably have)

then warm the product between your palms and gently scrunch into your waves 🌊

hair pudding is buildable, so if you feel your hair is still hydrated, repeat the process but never increase the amount - overtime you will begin to learn your hair’s perfect serving 🩵

however you choose your hair pudding, less is always more ⬇️

different hair and wave types will require different amounts of product to feed your waves correctly, which is why we recommend starting with a tiny amount

(if you’re wondering whether you’ve got too much, you probably have)

then warm the product between your palms and gently scrunch into your waves 🌊

hair pudding is buildable, so if you feel your hair is still hydrated, repeat the process but never increase the amount - overtime you will begin to learn your hair’s perfect serving 🩵

however you choose your hair pudding, less is always more ⬇️

different hair and wave types will require different amounts of product to feed your waves correctly, which is why we recommend starting with a tiny amount

(if you’re wondering whether you’ve got too much, you probably have)

then warm the product between your palms and gently scrunch into your waves 🌊

hair pudding is buildable, so if you feel your hair is still hydrated, repeat the process but never increase the amount - overtime you will begin to learn your hair’s perfect serving 🩵

before vs after Hair Pudding 🩵

Mai Nami have created the first food-safe hair pudding specifically engineered for wavy hair, championing those who’ve been misunderstood by an industry that only caters to straight and curly extremes.

Pioneering the new era of food-safe beauty, Hair Pudding is proof that what touches your hair should be as safe as what touches your plate.

With a formula engineered specifically for this unique moisture pattern - using ingredients like avocado, mango butter, and rose water - this is your opportunity to understand your hair’s true personality.

Mai Nami is a safe space to learn that your waves have never been unruly, they were just undernourished 🌊

the kind of pudding your hair craves 🍮

the kind of pudding your hair craves 🍮

not all baby hairs are actually “baby hairs”, and understanding the difference could completely change how you care for your hairline ⬇️

there are generally 3 types of baby hairs:

1. natural fine hairs

these are genetically part of your hairline and are usually softer, shorter, and naturally finer in texture. they’re meant to be there and may never grow much longer.

2. breakage baby hairs

these are damaged hairs caused by tension, heat, tight slick backs, over-brushing, or chemical stress. the good news? with the right haircare, scalp health, hydration, and reduced tension, these CAN grow back stronger over time.

3. new growth

these are fresh healthy hairs growing through after shedding cycles, postpartum hair loss, stress, or recovery from damage. with consistency, nourishment, and gentle care, these can continue growing into full-length strands.

the important part?

only 2 of these types have the potential to grow longer with the right care. that’s why understanding whether you’re dealing with breakage, regrowth, or simply your natural hairline matters so much.

healthy hair growth starts with:
• reducing tension on the scalp
• avoiding harsh ingredients
• supporting scalp circulation
• hydration + protein balance
• consistency over quick fixes

your hairline is usually the first place your hair tells you something’s wrong, don’t forget to listen to it 🩵

LESS is more when it comes to Hair Pudding ⬇️

most leave in conditioners contain 30-40% just of water, meaning you need more product in order to reap the benefits of the application

however this isn’t the case with Hair Pudding…

due to its quality ingredients, you will find that water in other products, is replaced in Mai Nami’s Hair Pudding with ingredients like aloe Vera and rose water

meaning the teeeeniest tiniest amount will go a really long way to avoid that ‘greasy’ look when your hair has eaten a little too much

on our website you will find a quiz that guides you through exactly the right amount for your hair type, but if in doubt…

start with a pea sized amount and build over time (not in your first sitting) 🍮

is eating your haircare a myth or the reason your waves are behaving the way they should? ⬇️

your hair is made primarily from protein, which means nutrient deficiencies, restrictive diets, stress, low iron levels and lack of healthy fats can all impact things like:

dryness
excessive shedding
dullness
weaker strands
slower growth
lack of definition in wavy hair

which is why building a more hair-supportive diet can make such a difference over time

some of the best foods to regularly incorporate include:
🥚 eggs for protein + biotin support
🥑 avocado for healthy fats, nourishment + shine
🫐 berries for antioxidants that help protect against stress damage
🌿 spinach for iron support, which plays a huge role in healthy hair growth

at Mai Nami, we’ve become obsessed with ‘the healthy hair diet’, because healthier hair isn’t usually created by one miracle product alone

it’s often the result of small, consistent choices - from your diet, to your stress levels, to the ingredients you use daily on your hair

managing things like frizz don’t always require more product, it’s your hair’s way of communicating with you exactly what it’s missing 🩵

do you check your labels? 👇🏻

some ingredients can be too harsh, drying or heavy for wavy hair specifically

if your waves feel limp, frizzy, dry or coated no matter what you do… these are the ingredients worth paying attention to:

➰ sulfates (like SLS/Sodium Lauryl Sulfate) > can strip too much natural moisture from wavy hair, leaving it dry and fluffy.

➰ drying alcohols > ingredients like Alcohol Denat or Isopropyl Alcohol can dehydrate the hair cuticle and increase frizz.

➰heavy silicones > some non-water-soluble silicones can build up on waves over time, making hair feel weighed down or harder to hydrate properly.

➰ excess synthetic fragrance > can sometimes irritate sensitive scalps or contribute to dryness.

➰ mineral oil & heavy waxes > can coat the hair instead of nourishing it — especially difficult for finer waves.

➰ too much protein > yes really… wavy hair still needs balance. overloading protein without moisture can leave hair stiff, brittle or straw-like.

removing some of these ingredients could be the start of changing your hair’s story for good 🌊

one product, three ways 🩵

@saraciulla shows us how she uses Hair Pudding as a leave in conditioner before washing her hair, whilst reminding us it’s a great post wash and touch up ritual too

no more 6 step routine, just one product that you can always rely on 🍮

the fight with your waves is finally over 🩵

Hair Pudding: available now.

if you’ve ever looked at your hairbrush and panicked, you’re not alone ⬇️

daily hair shedding is completely normal, especially on wash days or after wearing your hair tied up

on average, losing around 50–100 hairs a day is considered normal hair loss - but if you’re noticing excessive shedding, thinning around the scalp, more breakage, or clumps of hair coming out when brushing, it could be a sign your hair needs extra support 🍮

things like stress, heat styling, tight hairstyles, hormonal changes, iron deficiency, scalp health, and dehydration can all affect how much hair you shed

The key is to get to know your ‘normal’, because your hair is always communicating what it needs 🩵

how to get your hair to air dry without going frizzy ⬇️

if your waves always look fluffy, dry or undefined after air drying, there’s a good chance your hair isn’t actually getting the hydration it needs after washing

one of the biggest mistakes people make with wavy or frizz-prone hair is leaving it to dry with no moisture support, which is exactly why waves can expand, separate and turn frizzy as they dry

the trick is scrunching in hydration while your hair is still damp 🌊

Hair Pudding helps feed your waves with moisture so they dry softer, more defined and far less frizzy without needing heat styling

instead of your hair drying puffy or crunchy, it helps encourage smoother wave clumps and more natural definition while keeping frizz under control 🍮

remember it’s better to focus on hydration before manipulation >>

every ingredient has a purpose👇🏻

from protein for stronger strands, to healthy fats for shine, iron for growth and antioxidants for scalp health…

your hair is affected by more than just the products you apple to it 🌊

the quality of the food on your plate will always contribute to the quality of your waves.