RngdeCurls
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I love the leave-in. I get lots of compliments on the scent and its very moisturizing without being too heavy. A tad bit pricey, but its the best leave-in I've ever used.
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faithVA
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I love the leave-in as well. I am currently trying out the deep conditioner and the Double Butter.
GeorginaSparks
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i have the leave in and like it. i got the the coconut co-wash and i do NOT like it. It didnt do anything for my hair. I tried the curl gel and i like it. definition without the hard feeling.
kxlot79
Kitchen Mixtress
Whenever I'm getting ready to try a product, I troll the forums because I can usually find more helpful details than other product review sites.
I've only tried the Coconut Cowash. I LOVE it. For me, it's not too heavy or oily. I get a really nice "clean" feeling, no buildup, but simultaneously very soft and moisturized. (BTW, I have very fine, dense, kinky coily BSL, normal porosity, 4B hair & only use 2-3 tbsp of the product per wash.)
I honestly think only part of your experience has to do with your hair texture/type. The other part is other products you use/used. My cousin has hair similar to mine but she uses a lot of mineral oils, cones, and paraben based products. So I think the Coconut Cowash wasn't strong to break through her chemical barrier. She said it left her hair greasy, dry, and hard/rough. I couldn't convince her, but I hope some of you who consider buying products will think about how it might interact with other products you use or have used. Just some food for thought. ;-)
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I've only tried the Coconut Cowash. I LOVE it. For me, it's not too heavy or oily. I get a really nice "clean" feeling, no buildup, but simultaneously very soft and moisturized. (BTW, I have very fine, dense, kinky coily BSL, normal porosity, 4B hair & only use 2-3 tbsp of the product per wash.)
I honestly think only part of your experience has to do with your hair texture/type. The other part is other products you use/used. My cousin has hair similar to mine but she uses a lot of mineral oils, cones, and paraben based products. So I think the Coconut Cowash wasn't strong to break through her chemical barrier. She said it left her hair greasy, dry, and hard/rough. I couldn't convince her, but I hope some of you who consider buying products will think about how it might interact with other products you use or have used. Just some food for thought. ;-)
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AgeinATL
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I have tried almost all of their products and the only one I truly love is their Coconut Cowash Conditioner. It leaves my hair and NG so soft and does an adequate job of cleansing my hair.
The leave in conditioner has great slip, but not a lot of moisture. The cleansing pudding reminded me of the cowash, so I didn't see a need to have both. The twist cream has great definition for twist/braid outs but not a ton of moisture or softness. The DC was terrible! It felt horrible in my hair, like it sat on top of it, even after using it with heat. It did nothing to help with slip and my hair airdried dry and coated.
The leave in conditioner has great slip, but not a lot of moisture. The cleansing pudding reminded me of the cowash, so I didn't see a need to have both. The twist cream has great definition for twist/braid outs but not a ton of moisture or softness. The DC was terrible! It felt horrible in my hair, like it sat on top of it, even after using it with heat. It did nothing to help with slip and my hair airdried dry and coated.
Fab_Nikki
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The coconut cowash is the only product I've tried. I absolutely love it and buy it like crazy when on sale at Sally's. It is my go to product when I need product out of my hair but don't feel like going through the whole washing process. I also don't HAVE to follow with a conditioner. <3 it!
IDareT'sHair
PJ Rehabilitation Center
I'm still Team Cleansing Pudding for that Deeper thorough Cleanse.
It's one of the best at removing heavy build-up and it's non-stripping.
The Cleansing Pudding is the only thing I consistently buy from this line.
I have other Cowash products that work better (for me), than the Coconut Cowash.
It's one of the best at removing heavy build-up and it's non-stripping.
The Cleansing Pudding is the only thing I consistently buy from this line.
I have other Cowash products that work better (for me), than the Coconut Cowash.
curls4daze
New Member
I tried the doublebutter cream. Not really a fan. It feels good when it first is applied. Afterwards my hair is super dry. It just doesn't agree with my hair I guess.
Pennefeather
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I've only tried the cowash, but I love it also!
amberangel4u
New Member
This coconut cleansing wash is my only shampoo that I utilize. My hair has so much moisture and feels great. I have the cleansing pudding but love AO swimmers shampoo for clarifying.
Bette Davis Eyes
The "OG" Product Junkie
Anyone buy the new Rosemary line?
IDareT'sHair
PJ Rehabilitation Center
@Bette Davis Eyes
I recently bought the Black Rice Micellar Shampoo a few months back (to use with K18) -
I also have Long & Luxe Cowash in my Stash and the Original Coconut Cowash
I have also been using their JBCO Itchy Scalp Cleansing Conditioner
Will look at the new Rosemary line.
I recently bought the Black Rice Micellar Shampoo a few months back (to use with K18) -
I also have Long & Luxe Cowash in my Stash and the Original Coconut Cowash
I have also been using their JBCO Itchy Scalp Cleansing Conditioner
Will look at the new Rosemary line.
IDareT'sHair
PJ Rehabilitation Center
Used:
As I Am Rice Water Micellar Shampoo
As I Am Rice Water Micellar Shampoo
Black Ambrosia
Well-Known Member
I'm wearing crochet braids and use the Jamaican Black Castor Oil Water to add moisture to my hair and scalp.
IDareT'sHair
PJ Rehabilitation Center
Used:
Dry & Itchy Scalp Cowash Cleanser today
Dry & Itchy Scalp Cowash Cleanser today
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