African Pride Moisture Miracle Shea Butter & Flaxseed Oil Curling Cream: Enhancing Natural Coils & Curls - Hydrating, Defining, and Adding Shine to Hair, 12 oz Review

First of all, I like the smell. I was concerned after reading a review that was the opposite and happy to say it smells more like "cake batter" flavor than strong. I washed my hair and it gave a smooth hold. That evening I reapplied the product to moisturize my hair and it became very dry and the curl was reduced. After drying, my hair and shirt were left with white residue that looked like severe dandruff. i will return it

I've been looking for a new product to help stretch my curls since Mizani discontinued their True Texture Moisturizing Stretch and started selling a more expensive diluted version. This stuff works amazing! I live in Arizona; My hair stays dry and my curls fall out after about an hour outside, but with this cream combined with Paul Mitchell's foam pump my shampoo lasted all day and my curls lasted for days and stayed hydrated too! and it's a great price! I am very happy

Sooooo doesn't suck but it's hard for me. My hair just doesn't like it like some of my other products. It flakes after a few days and my detergent and conditioner didn't come out at all. Good for moisture but not for clarity. I bought a heat-activated deep conditioner, a pre-poo, and a leave-in spray. These products performed slightly better. Not for me, so I'll probably pass it on to someone else.

I have dry, naturally gray hair. It takes a long time to moisturize and enhance my 4b curl pattern. This cream penetrates the hair shaft and leaves my curls frizzy. I only used the African Pride Moisturizing Shampoo, the African Pride Coconut Milk and Honey Conditioner, and the African Pride Shea Butter and Linseed Oil Curling Cream. After refreshing my curls with a conditioner mid-week, I needed to apply a light oil before applying my curl cream.