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It's greasy. Like really greasy. But, can't we all use a little more moisture in our manes? And these two detanglers can make your hair shiny and silky for days. Use them sparingly, as a lot goes a long way. What's the difference? Well, one has GLYCERIN as the first ingredient, while the other has WATER (with Glycerin as a the second ingredient) both products have essentially the same effect. So, when I found the "Braid up, take down" on clearance at my neighborhood Target, I snapped up a few bottles! I like it because, when I color (okay, I bleach) my ends blonde, it puts the moisture back and cuts down on the look of split ends. Beware: the curl definition (surprisingly) isn't there. One would think it would be given the "heaviness" of the product. It does seem to "straighten" my curls a bit so that they aren't as tight. Due to the weight of the product, I notice by day 3, my curls are significantly stretched (some down to almost more of a wave). See below:
I am already a believer in Mane Choice products. The owner and creator, Courtney Adeleye is a hair care rock star with ridiculously long natural hair that probably flips itself. Courtney WOULD NOT put her brand on something if it wasn't AWESOME.
The others all come off after eating and need to be reapplied. Because of Nickak's staying power, I did a quick ingredients check to see if it had something crazy that made it last so long.
I applied the gel to one half or my head and the leave-in conditioner to the other half. It's the only way to see how they truly compare. Even if you wait a few days between, you won't always get a true result because of weather, build-up, freshly-washed, etc.
I felt good about lifting my no-more-buying-hair-care-products-until-I-run-out rule. I couldn't resist sniffing the vanilla mint whilst standing in the aisle.
GODDESS CURLS BOTANICAL GELLIE OR CREME BRULE WHIPPED CREAM??!!! If you're like me, you are understandably unsure if the Gellie or the Cream is better for your hair.
"Get a cup of water and put in a section of your hair. If it floats it's high porosity if it doesn't it's low porosity." She said. I immediately thought about sinking into a warm bath and seeing my hair fan out beside me. My hair is high porosity, but I don't need to join a support group, I guess.
It was my first time trying anything from The Mane Choice Collection. The swag from their Sally's Beauty Event was niiiiice! The lovely, Courtney Adeleye believes in her products and what they can do for your hair. (Have your seen her tresses--OMG!)
After decades passed with failed attempts using gel, mousse, creams, conditioners, oils/grease, keratin treatments (I also once permed just my edges) and more, I have finally figured out what works for my hair. I thought I would share it with you in case... you're heading to summer camp.
