💇 Layrite Cement Clay Hair Product Review

I just got my first fake haircut and tried different styling products left and right. Some were too sticky, some made my hair feel like scabs and some didn't dare hold my hair (about 3-4 inches at the top). I also dance, exercise etc so I needed something that could last all day. I bought about 20 different flavors to try, making notes on each and categorizing them according to the qualities I wanted. Of course, everyone has different hair needs. But for me this is a great product. It makes the

This product is amazing. I use very little but it keeps my comb clean and sharp all day. After my 12 hour shift I run and my hair stays in the perfect position for brushing. There is very little shine as it leaves a matte finish (exactly how I prefer it). The only downside is that when applied to my hair it gets very thick and a bit stiff (allowing it to hold its shape throughout the day). So when I take off my shirt, the shirt gets caught in my hair a bit. Not a big problem but it's annoying…

I've tried many styling products on my coarse Asian hair and while some Japanese and Korean waxes have a strong hold, none ever wash out or require a conditioner. Shampoo to completely remove the gum rim. I recently tried Target's Duke & Cannon Hurricane lipstick and was amazed that it was "easy to wash off" — but it wasn't. Asian hair is notoriously difficult to straighten without spending big bucks on a perm, and wearing hats all the time doesn't physically change the character of your hair…

Just wow. First off, I'm a triracial mix so finding products that work for my curly hair is difficult to say the least, but it works. It smells like French vanilla yoghurt and is easy to apply. The tone defines my curls by grouping the strands together and it stays EASY all day. You could probably get through another day if you had to crawl out your boyfriend's girlfriend's window in the morning and pretend you were outside, although that might require a bit of fluff. Oh, and it's not greasy…