Co Turn Table Defining Cream: Achieve Effortless Style and Definition Review

I bought a tube for my sister when she came to see me. She's half Asian, half North African, so she has really curly hair that can be rough depending on what she does with it. I tried it once, although I don't normally have frizzy, curly hair (my hair is thick, a bit coarse and wavy), BUT I LOVE IT! It worked for my hair, she took the tube and I reordered the tube for myself, end of story. I can't describe how good it smelled. I sniffed my hair like a madman all night. When I say "works" I know

I use R+Co shampoo and conditioner and I love how it works and smells so I decided to try Curl Shaping Cream. The use of the term "curl definition" in the name of this product is absolutely ridiculous. I'm 36 so I've tried MANY curly hair products over the years and I honestly think this is the WORST thing I've ever used. My curls are not defined at all - my hair is more like a fluffy bird's nest than the nice, soft curls I'm used to from the product I switched from. This product not only makes

This may not be the right product for my hair texture which is silver and wild, S waves I call it, not specifically curly. This product reminds me of a brand of organic silk. The R+Co Curl Defining Cream leaves a strange feeling that I can only describe as a kind of shine. I was also a bit sticky. I have a friend who has curly hair from the roots and she loves it! It uses the same branded foundation as this curling cream. So it could just be my hair texture. I LOVE the smell though!