Hello!
I think this post is very self-explanatory when it comes to the product that I've photographed beautifully. To tell you a little about myself, I have frizzy curly hair that does not look cute when I wake up. At least, that was back then when I didn't bother with my curly naps. Although, I am scarred for life with a horrid nickname.
I've never used a Leave-In Conditioner on my hair at any point in my life, scouts honor, so this is a totally honest review. I usually use a styling oil in my hair while it's damp but this time around I used As I Am's Leave-In Conditioner after my mom consistently asked me to try it.
It seems wonderful, first off. It mostly smells of coconut but has a much sweeter smell due to the other ingredients such as green tea and apple, etc.
It leaves my hair feeling as if I just came back from the hair salon but without straightening it or even putting in so much chemical product in my hair. My hair feels less oily when I skip a wash and my curls don't get frizzy when it's a rainy day. Did I mention that it leaves your hair smelling great? Well, it does. I thought leave-in conditioner would not work for me because of my curls but for now on I have a new product that is worth the try. I love this product and my mom loves this product. It is great for all hair types, and I'd be happy to purchase this again.
The packing is also great because it not only allows you to pour the right amount you need but keeps the product from leaking. That's a good thing for me, I always tend to spill my product and have to buy a new one. I can't wait to have my hair shorter and go all natural this summer instead of having a side bread. I'm in need of a change.
What's your favorite leave-in conditioner?
The packing is also great because it not only allows you to pour the right amount you need but keeps the product from leaking. That's a good thing for me, I always tend to spill my product and have to buy a new one. I can't wait to have my hair shorter and go all natural this summer instead of having a side bread. I'm in need of a change.
What's your favorite leave-in conditioner?