Carol's Daughter Healthy Hair Butter 8 oz

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Essential oils of lavender, rosemary, and ylang-ylang promote general hair health. This creamy butter softens the hair, minimizes breakage, and conditions with nourishing shea butter, almond oil, and cocoa butter, making it a perfect choice for the whole family.
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 "This stuff really works!" 2009-11-02
By T. vanburen (USA)
I purchased this hair butter for the first time and when I recieved it I used it and I loved it!!! Thanks Carol's Daughter!!!

 "Great as a body butter, but too heavy for fine relaxed hair" 2009-10-12
By Jasmine (Alabama)
I was so hoping this would be a great product for my hair. NOT! However it is a fantastic body butter for dry cracked skin on heels and elbows. My 4A fine relaxed hair hated this butter. It has a strong smell that does improve if you leave the top off overnight for one day, but the butter is very heavy and left my hair sticking to my head with no body or movement. I like my hair to swing and that was not possible with this heavy butter. If you have a bottle sitting around that has failed you, try it as a nighttime heel moisturizer under a pair of socks to blunt the strong smell. It works better than most pedicure foot creams!

 "Provides a lot of much needed mositure" 2009-08-03
By Melissa (Atlanta, GA)
I read the reviews on other Carol's Daughter products and decided to try the hair butter and leave-in conditioner. I have thick, coarse, dry hair and I've decided to try to grow out my hair naturally; I know I'll need a product that will provide much needed moisturize to my dry hair. The other reviewers are right in that it has a greasy feel and leaves a residue, but if I use it at night and use a scarf, my hair feels great in the morning. I'm neutral on the smell. The unexpected thing is how much my boyfriend likes the product for himself and he likes the smell. He has thick, coarse hair as well and he loves this more than I do! It helps provide the moisture he needs and helps his waves comes out easily.

 "Damaged No More" 2009-07-24
By Francine Palmer
I've been using the Carol's Daughter line for about two months now and I love all their products. The healthy hair butter is wonderful on your scalp and ends. It moisturizes without being super greasy and it's light so you don't feel like your hair is weighed down with styling products. I order direct and usually get my stuff the next day. Lisa Price, the owner of Carol's Daughter, has really come up with an all natural product that does what it says for women of color who prefer to go natural. My hair has never been this healthy.

 "Healthy for sure" 2009-04-18
By Just My Opinion (Washington, DC)
The hair butter really did keep my hair moisturous (not a word) and healthy. Carol is my homey for life (translation: I'll continue to use her products until they become unavailable or until I find a cheaper product that gives me the same results).


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T3 360° Plump Hair Plumper

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The first-of-its-kind, this revolutionary styling liquid is a weightless hair plumper created by T3 and Orlando Pita, and designed specifically to work in harmony with the heat of an ionic hair dryer. 360 Plump delivers thicker, stronger, more voluminous hair that's full of body. T3's heat-seeking nanotechnology harnesses dryer heat to deliver unique ingredients into the hair shaft, fortifying and expanding each strand from the root to the tip, for soft and silky hair.
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Wahl Rechargeable Hair Clipper

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This Wahl 79231-100 Self Cut Haircutting Kit includes a High Quality Rechargeable Clipper that delivers maximum cutting power, ergonomic shape and soft touch grip for comfort and control when in use. The four position rotating head allows for easy and accurate self cutting. The head easily rotates for comfortable use on either the left or right side. Includes a soft storage case and Wahl exclusive accessories.
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- Ergonomic Shape and Soft Touch Grip makes Clipper Easy to Hold.
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 "Feels so nice in your hand" 2009-09-06
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You can reach body parts and parts of your head unreachable with other clippers.

And the battery charge lasts months.

A wonderful product worth twice the price!

 "As good as it gets" 2008-09-08
By Big Guy
Wahl Self-Cut 17 Piece Rechargeable Clipper Set

Great haircut and also can trim beards. Shapes and cuts hair in minutes.

 "Hair Cutting Kit" 2008-09-03
By Paul Garland (El Paso, Texas USA)
I bought this so that I could cut my own hair.



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Caca Brun Mama Hair Henna by LUSH

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Caca Brun is a spiced brown henna to give your hair a deep brown gloss with ground coffee added to deepen the color. We use nettles for extra shine. While the henna is working on your color, the nettle powder helps to condition your scalp. This Caca is for those who want to give their mousy brown hair a deeper, more defined color and have it shine like a well-buffed teak tabletop. Note: This product may melt and is NOT guaranteed to arrive solid during the summer months!
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- Safe alternative to commercial hair dye
- Made with cocoa butter, coffee, nettle powder, Irish moss powder, and clove bud oil for extra richness, conditioning and shine
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 "I'm in heaven" 2009-09-17
By TXLady
I've been trying to phase as many chemicals as possible out of my life. Recently, I finally admitted that the bleach I've been putting on my head once a month for over 15 years had to go. Frankly, I was scared -- I'd started to self-identify as a blonde and had no idea how I'd look (and feel) as a brunette.



I had no reason to worry -- the color is absolutely gorgeous. Also, my hair smells fabulous and looks healthier than it has in years (maybe ever). Now, I wish I'd discovered Lush henna a long time ago!



Here's the process I followed:



1) I used a butter knife to chop 3 blocks of the bar into smallish chunks in a pyrex bowl. My hair is long (past my shoulder blades), very straight, and while it is fine, I have quite a bit of it, so I figured that would be enough -- it just barely got the job done, though.



2) I poured 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar and a few drops each of clove and orange essential oils into the bowl, then set the bowl on top of a pan of boiling water.



3) I slowly stirred slightly less than one cup of boiling water into the bowl (in retrospect I should have used a bit more water) with a spatula (one I never intended to cook with again).



4) I took the mixture into the bathroom and stood over a towel in front of the mirror.



5) I proceeded to make a good mess. Be careful as you apply the mixture -- and know that no matter how careful you are, it will still manage to spread far and wide. Pull up all of your linens (rugs, towels, shower curtains, etc.)!



6) I covered my hair with a shower cap and waited for 4 hours.



7) I washed the mixture out of my hair using a large amount of conditioner. This also made a pretty good mess.



It's messier and slightly more difficult than box dye, but it's worth it. I'm hooked!

 "Great Results!" 2009-02-09
By jc3385865
I was really hesitant to dye my hair at all let alone with Henna. But not wanting to put the traditional chemical hair dyes on my head and possibly poison myself, I decided to go with this product. I chose it because it has all natural ingredients, as apposed to some henna hair dyes which can have those chemical products in them. There are a lot of reports of Henna turning hair green, but in my research it seemed most of the time that it was as a result of previously using chemical hair dye and then using the henna, causing the henna to "react" by turning the hair green. You need to make absolutely sure that there are no chemical residues in your hair, so you may need to use a special cleanser to rid your hair of those residues before using this product. You also need to do some research if you have pure blond or silver hair because you may get unexpected results there too.



That said, I have long medium brown hair with some grey, and I tried the Caca Brun both with and without the plastic wrap. Lush supplied detailed instructions with the dye that was easy to follow. There's a lot to say about the product if you've never used henna, so I'll just go step by step:



1. You have to cut off a few blocks of the dye which are conveniently pre-measured for you (the whole brick measures about 6"x4" and has 6 blocks) and then chop them into a powder (I use 2 blocks for shoulder length hair and get 3 uses out of one brick). Chopping takes a while, but if you have a food proccessor (I don't) it is much faster.

2. I took a pyrex measuring cup, put the powdered dye in it, then poured very hot (but not boiling) water on it, and stirred it for a while with a plastic spoon until it looked like pea soup. Then I put the measuring cup and put the whole thing into a pot of warm water (this keeps the soupy mixture liquefied. Otherwise as it cools it hardens, and this happens quickly).

3. I test the temperature before using so my head doesn't get burned. Then, over the kitchen sink, with gloves on, I "paint" the dye onto my head from roots to ends. This is very messy, so I usually wear old paint clothes when I do this.

4. Then, I wrap my hair around my head and it sticks nicely like that. Sometimes I wrap with plastic and sometimes I don't. I don't notice a significant difference in color.

5. Clean up the kitchen.

6. Wait for an hour.

7. Take a shower and wash out the dye. I bring a sponge with with me as the dye sticks to the tub. But it's easy to clean off with a quick wipe. I always shampoo twice because the cocoa butter makes my scalp break out if I don't.



The only downside to this product is that it makes your hair smell like wet grass for a day or two. But, for not having to use harsh chemicals, for me that was not too big a deal.



The color comes out perfect every time. It's a bit darker than my hair was before. The original shade lasts for about 4 weeks, then lightens up completely over the last 2 weeks. So in all, you get about 4-6 weeks.

 "Great results!" 2008-11-16
By D. LaHaie (Michigan)
I've been a salon junkie for years and wanted to give my hair a rest. My natural color is a light golden brown and I was hoping to reach a color close to that but not too dark. I hate boxed colors, as my hair is very sensitive to reds and will generally wash out to a reddish-blonde within a few weeks of a box dye job. My starting color was just that... a reddish blonde with some of the chemically processed hi- and low-lights from my previous salon visit.



I used a block and a half (grated it) but didn't add lemon juice to the boiling water and accidentally used a metal spoon initially. Oops. I applied the green paste to my hair and let it stay for about 2.5 hours. I didn't want to emphasize the red so I loosely wrapped a towel around my head while I was waiting (I read on the site that wrapping it in plastic wrap would make it redder). I rinsed it out, then shampooed twice and conditioned once. The grit came out fairly easily for me, but it got all over my back etc. while I was sitting around with this stuff in my hair. I thought it smelled okay (like grass) and the smell washed right out for me.



My result is a rich auburn... not too dark and not too red. The color has hi- and low-lights that look very natural! I should point out that the color has some red hints in it, but they look healthy. In addition, my hair feels amazing! Perhaps there's still some of the product in it, but I swear it has more body and it's amazingly soft. My hair (especially lately) has been frizzy and static-y and requires a lot of product to style. It took a lot of time, but I feel that my results were worth it! I will definitely be recommending Caca Brun to my family and friends!

 "very time consuming but worth while results" 2008-10-28
By C. Wall
This was the very first henna hair color I ever used and at the time I didnt think it was time consuming. Now having used different brands of Henna hair color I think the type that comes already powdered is a little less time consuming. It takes less time to prepare and a significant amount of less time for the color to set in.



However only the red tones in the jars have conidtioned my hair and made it shiny, the brown tones came out a bit dull which is why I think this product is great for brown hair tones. I have yet to use it in caca rouge (which I just ordered), so I cant compare there.



The smell is funky. Kind of grassy. Rinsing this out alone took me about 40 minutes. I recomend adding conitioner to your hair and then trying to brush through, detangling your hair as much as possiable makes it so much easier to rinse out the gritty pieces. Then major shampooing because it is very greasy in your hair because of the coco butter.

 "The Beauty of Henna" 2008-05-29
By Rebecca Johnson (Washington State)
After reading numerous accounts of stunning results or dramatically disappointing disasters, I was somewhat cautious in my approach to coloring my hair at home with Henna. The advice at the LUSH site gave me more information than the instructions on the bar/cake of Henna. This was a true learning process and here is what I did to obtain beautiful chestnut results with just a hint of red and golden highlights:



If you have long hair, half a bar might be enough, if you have short or medium-length hair, you may only need to use a fourth of the henna bar and use less water and olive oil.



Recipe for Long Hair:



Henna bar

Avalon Organics Peppermint Shampoo or LUSH Rehab shampoo

LUSH American Cream Conditioner

Disposable Gloves

Glass Bowl

Large saucepan/pot to set bowl in like a double boiler

Wooden Spoon

Lots of Towels (some people use plastic bags on the floor)

Corner of a plastic bag or plastic wrap

Cleaner for Tub and Sink



1. Put a kettle of water on to boil. Find a box that has low edges and set it on the counter (like the ones you see with water bottles in them). Place the henna in the box because then it keeps pieces from falling off onto the counter.



Take a chef's knife and shave the henna bar in the same way you would chocolate. You can store half the bar in plastic bags or a plastic container. At this point you will notice a green color, which may have you a little concerned.



I assume the green color in this bar is the Irish Moss Powder. Hidden within the green color is Red Henna, Clove Oil, Cocoa Butter, Black Henna, Ground Coffee and Nettle Powder. (Some people apparently blend this henna with other colors.)



2. Place the amount you need in a large glass bowl (I'm using

1/2 a bar for this recipe)that will fit nicely over a saucepan with a little water in the base. You don't need to heat it yet, but that will be needed later. Take out a wooden spoon you never want to use for cooking ever again; it will turn a lovely shade of dark green/black. Apparently you should not use anything metal while preparing this product. The consistency reminded me of a thick pea soup.



3. Add 1 1/2 cups boiling water (for 1/2 a bar)to the henna shavings. Stir slowly and consistently, then leave this mixture to set for 20 minutes.



4. Reheat the mixture over the hot water in a saucepan and add 2 tablespoons olive oil and any essential oils you enjoy like rose or lavender to relax you.



5. Put towels down in the bathroom, you may need up to 4 or 5 towels during the process as well as 4 pairs of disposable gloves.



6. Take bowl off the heat and set it on a nice plate that is large enough to hold the bowl as you carefully carry it to the bathroom. Placing the mixture into a covered plastic or glass container before heading to the bathroom may be an option.



7. After setting this all down on the bathroom counter, find a white garbage bag and cut out the corner to form a large triangle. This works better than regular plastic wrap to cover your head while you wait for the color to process. This prevents any little bits of henna falling about as you walk around your house. You can actually tie it around like a scarf and look like you just walked out of the 70s.



8. Process your hair for as long as you wish. I only left this in for 45 minutes for a lovely chestnut color I loved. The color achieved even covered gray or at least left it looking more like highlights that was a lovely surprise. Some people leave this in for hours and hours, but if you don't have time, one hour might be enough.



9. Before rinsing, try adding in a conditioner like the LUSH American Cream which will help the product rinse out more cleanly. The rinsing process is somewhat time consuming. Give yourself 10 minutes to wash the somewhat grainy product from your mud goddess hairstyle. The product dries a little, but with the addition of the olive oil, it seemed to rinse out fairly easily. After rinsing until most of the product is down the drain, you can soap up your hair with something like a peppermint shampoo from Avalon Organics or use the Rehab shampoo by LUSH. The daiquiri ice colored soapy suds give hope that soon you will be done with this process. Then, you can add in some more American Cream or any conditioner you like and leave your hair up in a clean towel for five minutes while you clean the tub. A lime soy scrub cleanser by Bi-O-Kleen worked very well to remove the residue in the tub. Rinse hair again and you are ready to style your hair.



Overall, this appealed to my spa girl nature and the results I achieved supersede any shine promised by less-than-natural colors from the store. LUSH products are very impressive and if you have natural hair that has not been overly processed, the results might impress you.



One bar could be a very economical option, with four uses per bar for medium-length hair. I have fine brown hair and it seems like it now has more body and definitely has more shine. Silky soft shine, the kind spa girls dream about! I'm very happy with my results. I can't smell any henna in my hair and I think that is because I used a peppermint shampoo and the American Cream Conditioner. This gives your hair the most delicious scent and is even made with fresh strawberries. I will definitely use this product again and buy other shades as the seasons change.



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Carol's Daughter Hair Milk 4 oz

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This lightweight, fast-absorbing lotion for the hair is made with an essential oil of lemon grass to stimulate natural oil production and hydrate strands. With a hint of lily of the valley fragrance and a rich base of oils, shea butter, cocoa butter and vitamin C, Hair Milk is ideal to define natural curls, leaving you with hair that is shiny and bouncy.
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 "its the best hair lotion i've used thusfar" 2009-09-25
By Tanya Moss (New York, NY USA)
It will make your hair feel like silk. I've used it on my hair on the nape of my hair line where it is dry and it created softness. used it on my niece's natural hair and it makes it manageable, soft, and fresh. One of the keys to healthy hair is using a good conditioner and detangler and this is the one product that would work for most hair. if hair is relaxed it will just take a little bit to add luster.

 "There Are Better Hair Milks...." 2009-09-17
By Joseph Brown
I think what people need to know is that CD is not the end all be all natural product for our hair. I have natural 4a hair and was not amazed by this product not the Black vanilla smoothie. This hair milk wasn't terrible like many people say, but I wasn't a fan of the scent of the product and felt that it performed like a regular hair lotion. I was slightly disappointed. Like most of the black women on here, i wanted to support a black sista business but this as well as the Black Vanilla product just didn't cut it. Also, is it just me, or is Carol's Daughter reusing the SAME ingredients in every product? Take a look at the ingredient list, every products ingredients consists of the exact same thing, so we are basically paying for the same products all over again. That right there sort of puts me off, not to say that she can't do it but dang if I'm spending $19 on a product I would hope that the ingredients were a little different. :(



Hair Milk: Water, Soy Bean Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Vegetable Emulsifying Wax, Cocoa Butter, Shea Butter, Apricot Kernel Oil, Beeswax, Essential Oil Or Lemongrass, Fragrance, Jojoba Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, Vitamin C, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Bicarbonate, Phenoxyethanol, Tetradibutyl Pentaerithrityl, Hydroxyhydrocinnamate. Paraben-Free.



Hair Butter: Water, Soybean Oil, Corn Oil, Beeswax, Shea Butter, Sweet Almon Oil, Cocoa Butter, Jojoba Seed Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, Sandalwood Fragrance, Essential Oils Of Sweet Orange, Lavender, Ylang-Ylang, Rosemary, Lemongrass, Patchouli, And Cedarwood, Vitamin C, Xantham Gum, And Potassium Sorbate.



Basically the SAME ingredients repackaged and sold in a different container. Want a better and cheaper hair milk that's natural? Try Mineral Indulgence's Olive & Coconut Milk, Kiwi Coconut Hair Smoothie or their Pure & Natural Detangler. MUCH more moisturizing, natural, and with better quality ingredients. Plus the scents are more pleasant and aren't overbearing.



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I had really hoped CD would have performed better on my hair, for anyone who is looking for an alternative, please bare in mind that there are plenty.

 "Did not like" 2009-09-15
By O. Thomas (Florida)
Too greasy, the smell is overwhelming, and its too lemony, made my hair stiff and greasy, not a good product at all

 "Hair Milk" 2009-09-07
By Aziriah (Ft Worth, TX USA)
In an attempt to go more natural with haircare, I stopped using John Fredia Frizz-Ez products and normal shampoos. I wanted something that was actually good for my loose curly/wavy hair. I switched to Nature's Gate organics Nature's Gate Organics Shampoo,Tea Tree Oil & Blue Cypress, 12-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 3)Nature's Gate Organics Conditioner, Lemongrass & Clary Sage, 12-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 3) for shampoo and conditioner, but still needed a de-frizzing agent. I did some research and came across this. I like the smell of it and only use about a dime sized amount for my shoulder length hair. It works great! I love the way that gets rid of frizz without drying out my hair and helps to get some detail to my curly hair. I can use it after an evening shower and end up with a head full of curls or in the morning to get a different look. It works really well, and in combination with the organic hair care products, my hair has never been healthier.

 "Looking to Define Your Curls? Look No Further!" 2009-07-21
By Reel Girl (Washington, D.C.)
I recently did the "Big Chop" to natural hair. It was very liberating but that's another story. Hair Milk by Carol's Daughter is the "go to" product if you want something to help define your natural curls. People often ask me if I have a texturizer. Nope, I say, this is all natural with a little help from H20 and Carol's Daughter! The scent is lemon grass and it smells lovely to me. But like all hair products, this may not be for everyone. The search is about finding the right product for you and your own unique head of hair.


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Carol's Daughter Lisa's Hair Elixir 8 oz

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Sage, rosemary, and the special blend of soy, almond, and peppermint essential oils condition the hair and combat dry scalp. It's the perfect blend for healthy hair growth. You will love the way this oil makes your scalp tingle. Jada Pinkett Smith attributes her long, beautiful hair to this longtime favorite.
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 "Bad customer service" 2009-09-18
By GirlyGirl (Virginia)
I wish I could tell you about the product but I never received it! I made my order and kept checking and checking the order status and there was never any order status or shipping information. I soon called customer service and there was a message that said "Im sorry but all of our representatives are assisting other customers. to leave a message press 1. Otherwise hold on the line." I couldn't believe it. I never got through to anyone so I left a message. I still haven't received a call back from anyone. At this point I want to cancel my order but I can't because no one will answer the phone. Don't buy from such an unprofessional company like that but if you must have her products make sure you get it from here. They're way more legitimate than the official website. I wish I could give it no stars.

 "Not My Fav" 2009-07-14
By 10nille (The Freshwater Peninsula)
Since Carol's Daughter is a line mostly targeted towards women of color with natural hair, I decided to give it a try. I was not a fan of the scent, but I figured that like most oils, the scent would disappear after a few hours. I was so wrong. The scent was too overwhelming for me. As for the oil itself, whether I used a little or a lot, it did nothing but irritate my scalp. I tried using a small amount daily to help shield my hair from the bitter winter of the Great Lakes, but it did not help. I then tried it as a hot oil treatment and it made my dry scalp worse. All in all, my hair and scalp did not like this oil. It now sits in the bathroom cabinet until I have the guts to throw the remainder of the $19 I spent in the trash. This oil as well as other products from this line do not agree with my hair. I would recommend that you get a sample or even purchase it from the beauty chain (that has a money-back guarantee) where her products are available to try it out. That way, if you dislike it, you will not lose out on your hard-earned money.

 "Lisa's Hair Elixir" 2009-01-20
By northern doll (Northern VA)
While the Elixir moisturizes very well, the smell is strong and even offensive. Not for allergy sufferers or those sensitive to smells. As a naturalist, I prefer natural fragrance-free products. This one is not for me.

 "Not what I expected..." 2008-08-09
By B. Eley (St. Petersburg, FL USA)
As a women of color, I really wanted to like this line of products. The Hair Elixir was my 4th Carol's Daughter purchase, I've also tried the skin care line. Sad to say, I was disappointed. I used the Elixir as a hair and scale treatment. It left my hair weighed down, even after shampooing. And, I didn't care for the smell. The skin care products made me break out. I will not purchase from this line again. I will continue to use the WEN hair care products, more expensive but I love the results.

 "Amazing" 2008-07-25
By Victoria Rae Burton (TX)
It leaves me speechless. I ordered this product after I read about it in Seventeen Magazine. I would wash my hair let it dry then get up extra early the next morning to flat iron it and look decent for my class in the next few hours. With this product, it has greatly helped my damaged hair to repair. As soon as I got my hair permed I left it wet and added the Elixir, as it dried over night as soon as i awoke in the morning I automatically smelled a pretty scent. I unwrapped my hair and it actually fell, almost like a dramatic movie scene. I hurried to the bathroom and noticed I didn't even need to bother pluging the flat iron. I combed through my hair and played with it in the mirrior like a child with a new toy. It was my hair and it was BEAUTIFUL! I splashed on a few spritz of the Black Vanilla Leave in Conditioner and it looked great! As if I had an extra early salon visit that morning. On top of that, the scent it gave off throughout the day didn't effect me at all. It seem to me to be more suttle than some Pantene products I have used.



EVEN BETTER!

My great grandmother who is going on 83 has the thickest hair I have ever seen. It grows and breaks off very fast but since it is grey we cannot perm her hair to help her maintain it. every now and then we greese her scalp and comb through it to take care of it. This time we greesed her scalp with the Elixir and almost instantly nothing else needed to be done. I bounced and with a little of the Hair Milk from this line, her natural hair was wavy and more defined. I lover her hair the way it is now with all of her little waves running through it. Her breakaged stopped when we added some of the Elixir to the ends(as suggested by another customer). It may seem like I added alot of the products to her hair but it a little goes a long way. A few drops of the Elixer with a nickle sized amount of the Hair Milk and I finished wth a few spritz of the Leave in conditioner. Her hair looked so good I thought about going natural! I feel as if I now have an addiction to the products! I cant think of any other products that meet the standards of these. This is truly a blessing. I can't wait to use more.


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