Hey Yall! I know I've been talking about hair a lot lately, and the reason for that is I like to experiment with my hair during the summer months to try to keep it under control from humidity. So far, I've been doing a good job when I'm wearing it in a twist-out. Now, when it's straight, that's a different story.
What keeps my twist-outs defined and frizz-free is from using ECO Styler Gel. The gel gives my hair a great hold lasting up to a week. However, it does have my hair feeling hard and crunchy for a few days which I don't mind because, on day 3, my twist-out is bangin'!!! Soft and defined!
When I was about to go on my trip to St. Croix, I visited a beauty supply store to find a small size of ECO Styler Gel to take with me on my trip for touch ups. During my search down the aisles, I found the gel I needed but also found another product made by ECO called ECO Natural Cocktail Super Fruit Curl Complex. This lightweight curl & style creme gel claims that it will have your curls soft, defined, and frizz-free.
I was sold after reading that and taking a sniff of the hair creme, very fruity and delightful. I want my hair to be soft with hold when I do my twist-outs from day 1. I don't want to have to add a lot of oil to get the moisture back in my hair since gel can dry it out.
I did my usual, wash, condition, and then added my leave-in conditioner. Instead of using ECO Styler Gel, I used the ECO Natural Creme in its place and created mini twists and let my hair dry overnight.
The following morning, I unraveled my hair revealing soft bouncing curls. However, my hair felt sticky like it was filled with product build up. Darn! Also, a bit of white flakes here and there too. Double darn!
I really wanted to love this product. I wore my hair as it was and the sticky feeling wore away after a couple of days. I hate to let this hair product go to waste, so next time I'll use it lightly and hope for a better result. I'm pretty heavy handed when it comes to applying hair products.
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Have y'all tried this creme out before?
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