Shea Moisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl & Style Milk + Wet Twist Out (Part 1)

My review of the Shea Moisture Organic Coconut & Hibiscus Conditioning Curl & Style Milk. Instead of just giving a regular review I wanted to show how I style my hair with the product. You can find this at your local Target for $9.99. It's also available for purchase online.

Feel free to leave any comments/questions below and "like" it if you find it helpful :)

Part 2 to follow...

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Natural Hair
• Shea Moisture
• Twist Out
• Product Review
• Tutorial

[Mrsjones28sj31]

My front is the same way!!! Love me some shea moisture

[sixtwentysevenblog]

@Mrsjones28sj31 Since getting my ends trimmed the front still hangs a bit looser, but the ends are a lot more curly.... and I still love Shea Moisture as well! Great stuff...

[ImFroReal]

I enjoy the Shea Moisture curl and shine products as well. Nice video and tut, ur hair came out very pretty:)

[sixtwentysevenblog]

@ImFroReal Thanks for watching :)

[MisMupp]

I really like this product but I found the hard way to use SM products sparingly. The milk and conditioners can make my hair greasy very easily and all the oils are quick to cause me build up.

[sixtwentysevenblog]

@MisMupp That's a great point. I think people fail to realize that cleansing your hair consistently is very necessary. Everyone jumps on the "sulfate free" bandwagon, but you still have to find a way to effectively cleanse your scalp and remove any build up.

[tashawilliams78]

Do u still have any chemical left in ur hair? I'm thinking that's y that part if ur hair don't curl.

[apettius]

I actually discovered flat twisting my front section by watching this video! Now i get the perfect twist outs, i also use SM for my twistouts...amazing stuff! Thank you!

[sixtwentysevenblog]

@brittnylove2 I think it works well on both wet and dry... but with my hair in a wet state it's more moisturizer (obviously b/c of the water lol) so the curl/style milk helps to lock that in. When I'm using it on dry hair it helps moisturize it, but not cause there to be a lot of shrinkage. When I use it on dry hair it's typically for a stretched out, dry twisti-out so it gets the job done.

[brittnylove2]

@sixtwentysevenblog thanks for replying! and yeah i definitely see what you're saying. i'll try that out thanks! would you say that the creme works better on damp hair or dry hair? and does that dryer attachment thing work well (never seen that before and thinking about purchasing it)?