I tried it and I absolutely love it! Best thing on the market! I only used a dime size of the shampoo and on the first shampoo, it has massive lather. I think a lot of people don't know that when you use conditioner on Black natural hair, you have to section the hair, spray the section until it's almost soaking wet, then apply the conditioner. You'll only need a small amount and the slip will be like butter. It will detangle so easy. Just remember to spray one section at a time. This works with ANY conditioner. My hair loves Donna's Recipe!
I believe the oil can have that hard type of texture. For instance Shea butter is actually an oil as well but the boiling point is set high so it’s a solid at room temp. Kind of like coconut oil at a cool temp- it turns hard but in the summer heat becomes oily.
*AKA **_SATURATED_** fats. Good rule of thumb for people to understand the difference btwn Sat & **_UNsat_** fats- Saturated = SOLID at room temperature.*
@@BL3SSed-Bliss SHEA MOISTURE CURLING GEL SOUFFLE" CHANGED. It use to be kinda loose like a liquid but not like water. I found their old formular in Texas and bought 6 jars in 2018 and still have them and I store them in my bathroom cabnet which is dark and cool. I mix it with their CURL ENHANCING SMOOTHIE (which I can't find anymore). The two work good together to wear the two strand twist, however the twist out is okay for a day or two. I've tried mixing the SMOOTIE with Aunt Jacket's GEL with 2 strand twisting my hair, the curl definition is great but I still get that stiff and dryness on my hair. after watching another video I think Iam using the wrong brand of leave in conditioner.
I just bought the hair cream /crack yesterday from ULTA. I have 4c textured hair and dry. I did a preshampoo by putting the on my hair overnight. Then I washed it with regular shampoo. Then I put the hair cream on my hair with a shower cap for a bout 15 minutes, left it in an combed through my hair. OMG.. my curl pattern has never been this defined. I did a light comb through then lightly blew it dry and my hair was so soft and the curl pattern was perfect. LOVE this hair cream product for curl and moisture definition.
@@latishamitchell52 this is true. Someone is probably thinking that about my dessert scented candles from Bath and Body Works lol I tried it and my hair did not like it BUT it LOVES the oil!!
My hairs the same my roots will matt up with every cleanser I use But you making me wanna try her shampoo! And I just bought the last hair cream, it was just that and some conditioner on the shelves
I too was confused with the names on the products. However, I read that all 3 were needed (leave-in, scalp and hair oil, and the cream). Today I used shampoo, conditioner, leave-in and cream. I allowed my hair to air dry and my hair feels hard. Reading the instructions again suggest I use the scalp hair oil ALSO. So, what do I do on day 2, 3, 4, etc when you are all natural?
The cream is meant to have a slight "hold" to it, it's a styling cream so as the days go on your hair will loosen up. If you feel like you need to refresh it then use a little curl refreshing spray and an oil sheen spray. Hope that helps!!
Hey Sashie I loved this review and your results were great. I didn't try this line yet but it's waiting patiently for me in my closet since last year when it dropped. I hope I have good results as yours.
I follow the leave in with the cream oil. I have high porosity AFRO! During the week I spritz with water and re apply to freshen up my fro and add moisture
Same exact experience. I tried the shampoo and the leave in and the moment I washed it out I knew it wasn’t going to be a good luck. I was hoping the leave in would help but my hair was super dry after. I had to return them. No more holding on to products that simply don’t work for me.
Great video and review, but porosity measures density. Black folk have high porosity. Asian people have low porosity, and white folks have a mix. The understanding of porosity within the natural hair community is flawed. Their is a black hair scientist on here that explains just this, but also as a scientist myself, it bother’s me that we’ve got this all wrong.
How does porosity measure density lol? If that’s the case what does porosity measure if not how much your hair retains water? I’m not being rude or anything I’m just curious!
Thank you for the compliment 🤍. I def understand the relationship between porosity and density because mass and volume are directly proportional. I’m a little confused about the race part, though. I think it may be individual but care to elaborate if I’m incorrect.
Density is the amount of hair follicles per a surface area of scalp. Porosity is how open the cuticles are on a strand of hair, allowing water to pass in and out. Strand thickness is the diameter of the hair. All three are different, but the combination can define how a person's hair reacts to certain products. Black/African hair probably has the most variety of the three over other races. I personally have multitexture/curl type, multidensity, multithickness, and multiporosity. Also you may want to address your spelling and grammar, as well as provide correct information, as you say you are a scientist... There is even an edit button to fix the errors once you reread, in case autocorrect did you wrong 👍🏾
@@SashieETV also believe it's on a individual level because even different sections on a individual's head can retain water differently and can be affected by factors that are not genetic like weathering, heat, chemical treatments ECT. As a biology major who's worked in beauty, racial groups reveal trends for comparisons, but the key word is trends. Hair is polygenic, so multiple genes on a spectrum determine wave patterns on the head, density, texture, color. Hair porosity can vary greatly in one single generation. Because of this, I cannot agree that hair can be broadly categorized.
Have y’all tried Aunt Tab’s line?
Yes. I use the Donna’s recipe products.
I tried it and I absolutely love it! Best thing on the market! I only used a dime size of the shampoo and on the first shampoo, it has massive lather. I think a lot of people don't know that when you use conditioner on Black natural hair, you have to section the hair, spray the section until it's almost soaking wet, then apply the conditioner. You'll only need a small amount and the slip will be like butter. It will detangle so easy. Just remember to spray one section at a time. This works with ANY conditioner. My hair loves Donna's Recipe!
Thank you so much for trying our products and for sharing your honest review!
Trying today auntie
Did the oil solidify in her container?
I believe the oil can have that hard type of texture. For instance Shea butter is actually an oil as well but the boiling point is set high so it’s a solid at room temp. Kind of like coconut oil at a cool temp- it turns hard but in the summer heat becomes oily.
*AKA **_SATURATED_** fats. Good rule of thumb for people to understand the difference btwn Sat & **_UNsat_** fats- Saturated = SOLID at room temperature.*
@@BL3SSed-Bliss SHEA MOISTURE CURLING GEL SOUFFLE" CHANGED. It use to be kinda loose like a liquid but not like water. I found their old formular in Texas and bought 6 jars in 2018 and still have them and I store them in my bathroom cabnet which is dark and cool. I mix it with their CURL ENHANCING SMOOTHIE (which I can't find anymore). The two work good together to wear the two strand twist, however the twist out is okay for a day or two. I've tried mixing the SMOOTIE with Aunt Jacket's GEL with 2 strand twisting my hair, the curl definition is great but I still get that stiff and dryness on my hair. after watching another video I think Iam using the wrong brand of leave in conditioner.
@@lulagreer5320 💚
The creamy oil is a miracle i will not ever use any other grease on me and my kids hair EVER it works wonders!
I just bought the hair cream /crack yesterday from ULTA. I have 4c textured hair and dry. I did a preshampoo by putting the on my hair overnight. Then I washed it with regular shampoo. Then I put the hair cream on my hair with a shower cap for a bout 15 minutes, left it in an combed through my hair. OMG.. my curl pattern has never been this defined. I did a light comb through then lightly blew it dry and my hair was so soft and the curl pattern was perfect. LOVE this hair cream product for curl and moisture definition.
Dang your hair looks soooo moisturized omg!!! That’s amazing!!!👍🏽💯👀🥹😃⭐️❤️🙏🏽
Yasss! A complete transformation. Thanks for watching. 🤍🦋
That "creamy oil" has your curls POPPING!! 😲😲😲😲😲
Yassss! It really did it’s thing! 🤍
Loved this review...I believe God made you get the oil on purpose to give you a pleasant surprise that you otherwise might not have recognized 😊
I love your positive perspective. Thanks so much for watching. 🤍
LOVED the video and the review! I might have to check this line out! 💗💗💗💗💗
Thanks so much for watching 🤍🦋
Her products work great using the loc method and i have low porosity hair❤
This was a great review!! Your rant had me weak!! Lol i feel you though! An oil isnt creamy
Lmboo I was distressed 😩😫😫😫😂😂 but thank you for watching. 🤍
I have to try this whole method. Your hair looks beautiful. It responded well. Thanks for the review ❤❤
I want to try the creamy styles but the sweet potato scent will probably keep me away. I prefer low neutral scents in my hair.
IKR, like why would we want our hair to smell like pie...any kind of pie. It's mind boggling lol! I'm still gonna try it though lol
@@ShelbyVanGone I don't know. I guess everyone is different. I thought about that too. We all like different things.... lol
@@latishamitchell52 this is true. Someone is probably thinking that about my dessert scented candles from Bath and Body Works lol
I tried it and my hair did not like it BUT it LOVES the oil!!
The sweet potato frangrance doesn't linger or interfere with my usual frangrances
My hairs the same my roots will matt up with every cleanser I use But you making me wanna try her shampoo! And I just bought the last hair cream, it was just that and some conditioner on the shelves
I just love your hair dear, thanks for sharing sweetheart
Thanks so much ❤
I love this line!! My hair loves it!!
Thank you for your honesty that means a lot ❤ blessings to you and your family
I wanted to see your hair style after using all the products.
I too was confused with the names on the products. However, I read that all 3 were needed (leave-in, scalp and hair oil, and the cream). Today I used shampoo, conditioner, leave-in and cream. I allowed my hair to air dry and my hair feels hard. Reading the instructions again suggest I use the scalp hair oil ALSO. So, what do I do on day 2, 3, 4, etc when you are all natural?
Im sorry to hear that your hair is hard 😭 I would suggest to use any oil that you have at home to see if that makes a difference.
The cream is meant to have a slight "hold" to it, it's a styling cream so as the days go on your hair will loosen up. If you feel like you need to refresh it then use a little curl refreshing spray and an oil sheen spray. Hope that helps!!
You have to rub the oil and it becomes oily
I purchased some and hopefully my hair responds. I think we have similar hair types
Awesome review! Thanks!!
If you apply more and more, the more and more you buy😂
Tabitha Brown hair product whole line is very very good to me , however . I wish it was another scent
Tysm!❤
I would like to see models of other hair textures.
Great video
She done used all the shampoo and conditioner on the first review. 🤦🏽♂️
😂
lol
😂😂😂
Way too much of everything was used a quart size of shampoo washed my entire head. It has protein so you need to be mindful of that.
Right!
You should have wet the hair really really well. It doesn't take that much boo.
I'm new to your channel
Welcome 🤍🦋
Count how many you guys
A gazillion lol
Hey Sashie
I loved this review and your results were great. I didn't try this line yet but it's waiting patiently for me in my closet since last year when it dropped. I hope I have good results as yours.
The leave in conditioner dried out my hair.
I tried the leave in. Smells amazing but it dried my hair out. Darn.
I follow the leave in with the cream oil. I have high porosity AFRO! During the week I spritz with water and re apply to freshen up my fro and add moisture
Same exact experience. I tried the shampoo and the leave in and the moment I washed it out I knew it wasn’t going to be a good luck. I was hoping the leave in would help but my hair was super dry after. I had to return them. No more holding on to products that simply don’t work for me.
@@Ryann8822 It not only dried my hair out, it broke it off. I had to throw it away. The ingredients are not for everyone's hair.
Great video and review, but porosity measures density. Black folk have high porosity. Asian people have low porosity, and white folks have a mix. The understanding of porosity within the natural hair community is flawed. Their is a black hair scientist on here that explains just this, but also as a scientist myself, it bother’s me that we’ve got this all wrong.
Interesting! And glad you mentioned this because there’s a lot of misconceptions in our community about porosity
How does porosity measure density lol? If that’s the case what does porosity measure if not how much your hair retains water? I’m not being rude or anything I’m just curious!
Thank you for the compliment 🤍. I def understand the relationship between porosity and density because mass and volume are directly proportional. I’m a little confused about the race part, though. I think it may be individual but care to elaborate if I’m incorrect.
Density is the amount of hair follicles per a surface area of scalp. Porosity is how open the cuticles are on a strand of hair, allowing water to pass in and out. Strand thickness is the diameter of the hair. All three are different, but the combination can define how a person's hair reacts to certain products. Black/African hair probably has the most variety of the three over other races. I personally have multitexture/curl type, multidensity, multithickness, and multiporosity.
Also you may want to address your spelling and grammar, as well as provide correct information, as you say you are a scientist... There is even an edit button to fix the errors once you reread, in case autocorrect did you wrong 👍🏾
@@SashieETV also believe it's on a individual level because even different sections on a individual's head can retain water differently and can be affected by factors that are not genetic like weathering, heat, chemical treatments ECT. As a biology major who's worked in beauty, racial groups reveal trends for comparisons, but the key word is trends. Hair is polygenic, so multiple genes on a spectrum determine wave patterns on the head, density, texture, color. Hair porosity can vary greatly in one single generation. Because of this, I cannot agree that hair can be broadly categorized.
This was so drawn out,I fell asleep.
Try not to say “I will say” so much..great review