My Curly Hair Care Products Stash

Hey guys, so I get a ton of questions on what a haircare products I'm using. What did I use in my hair in this video in that video? What are my favorites, oh yeah, so I figured that I would just do a compilation, video of all the haircare products that I have, and that would make it easier, because I can't always remember what styling cream or conditioner or whatever I used in my hair. When I post the video, especially um, yeah yeah, I just know I can't remember so, I'm just going to show you the shampoos I use conditioners. I use the moisturizers stylers deep conditioners and then the products that I use on my hair when it's straight, because it's hardly anything - and I advise will just include that in this too okay, so it might be kind of a long video. But hopefully it will answer a bunch of questions. Give you some insight. Maybe some products you've never tried before. Maybe you guys can tell me how I can't get better results with products or what your favorite products are also okay. So the first thing I'll talk about our shampoos and I don't have very many - I'm not picky when it comes to shampoo. I until recently did not really care to use sulfate free shampoos, but I found one that works for me and these are the nature's gate. Shampoos, the first one here is t-shirt, which this one is just for, like flaky scalp and it's supposed to calm and soothe. So I get product build-up and then like dandruff rather easily and quickly. So this one I like, because it soothes for your scalp whenever it's feeling like extremely itchy after about like the fourth or fifth day of having not washed it so I'll use this one and it just smells like tea tree, which is that really like minty, clean Fresh fresh, so I really like these. They are sulfate free, but they do lather, which I really like, because it's just something about the lather. That makes me feel that it's getting my hair extra clean and it's cruelty, free and vegan free, and he don't test on animals yeah, and this shampoo is about six to eight dollars and you get a decent amount. There'S 18 fluid ounces in here. So I think that's pretty good for, like a natural, a mostly natural product and especially being sulfate free. The other one I have here is pomegranate sunflower, and this one is actually for color enhanced hair to prevent it from fading. But I just love the smell of it. So that's why I got it not to mention um this one. I got on clearance at Walmart for like 350, so it was like half off and I've noticed the last time I was in Target. They had nature's gate for clearance and all of the natures gate was clearance. When I got this one, so I don't know if they're like discontinuing it. I really hope not, but I do know that they sell it at a natural, organic food, slash supply whatever store it, um near where I live. So I guess I could get it there, but that kind of stinks cuz. They always discontinued stuff that you really like to use right and then, as a clarifying shampoo, I probably used one like, maybe once every three or four weeks just to get out any extra buildup, and I just I'm not picky at all. I use um. Currently, the Herbal Essences hello hydration, which I like essences just because they're probably smell amazing, but this one is supposed to have a wine, coconut and orchid in it and hella hydration. So this would be good for if you have dry hair, which currently air tends to be dry, but I just use this to clarify, probably like I said once every three weeks or four weeks: okay, so four conditioners I'll start with what I use is like just Detangling conditioners that I don't leave in, I rinse these out, so the first one here is the Aussie moist, and I like this one because I see is fairly cheap. This bottle is probably like five dollars and its massive. It'S 29 fluid ounces, and I love that. It has a pump and it I'll see products smell, really good. They smell really clean, but I will say that this sucks at detangling, like I have to use so much to detangle my hair, the Aussie um. I forget what the other Aussie conditioner I have before this one. It wasn't the moist, it was. Oh, I can't remember the name of it works so much better at detangling, but this one sucks at detangling. So I use this. If I like forget to bring the other conditioner in the shower with me and then two recent ones I picked up, which a subscriber told me about - and I can't remember your name but thank you - are the vo5 and the suave conditioners, because these are like 79. In like 84 cents like ridiculously cheap, I think this was like 79 and this was a little bit older dog just because it was like a lot bigger um so for this wah this one's 30 ounces. So it's actually more than this one. It doesn't look at thee but um and it looks like a dollar and a half like really cheap, and I got coconut just because I love the smell of coconut. But I don't care for this one too much as a detangler, because it doesn't detangle very well for me either. I have to use a lot more, this one to get my hair to detangle easier, so that's kind of stinky, but it's only a dollar and a half, so you pay for what you get. However, the vl5 one is really really good. This is probably like my favorite really, you know my favorite cheaper detangler and this one's just passionfruit, but it smells amazing um and this one is extremely runny like I don't know if you can see it there, but it's really loose, but it gives me a lot Of slip and that probably maybe it has something to do it, but how thin it is - and I say these are the swath one and the Asti one are much thicker texture, but they don't give me as much slip now as far as leave-in conditioners, the first One I'll talk about is another Aussie product. This is the hair insurance, which I don't use this quite as much anymore as I used to this used to be like my favorite leave-in conditioner. I use this mostly now, if I'm like at the beach in my hair, gets wet, and I just don't want it to be extremely parched from like chlorine or you know just dry or whatever I'll, just spray this all over it, and sometimes I use this. If I'm like in a huge rush, I use this to refresh my curls in the morning like when I showed you in my nighttime routine and morning, routine I'll, just spray this on the areas that I need like some replenishment and it works pretty well and then My favorite leave-in, which I included in a favorites video, is the kinky curly knot today, leave-in conditioner, so this is, you can see it's kind of thick, it's not as thick as the swab one I'd say, but this has an amazing slip on it like that's where They put magic in here, it's mostly natural, but they're cruelty, free, also and don't test on animals, and it smells. I just spilled it all over my pants anyway. So before I like little bit in my oh, I have uh. My only gripe is that this is an expensive product. This is $ 11 for eight ounces and they still a 32-ounce, which one of my subscribers told me. So thank you for telling you that, but it's $ 44 $ 44. It'S ridiculous um. So I don't use this very often if I want like, if I'm doing my hair all over, like I'm going to wash it and then style. It I'll use this as a leave-in. But I don't use this to like go wash my hair because it would be gone in like a week. I would use the swab or the the vo5 took like go wash my hair, okay, alrighty. So next I'll talk about some moisturizers, I have. I guess one that kind of goes in the leave-in conditioners. / moisturizer category is the Cantu shea butter and this is a really popular products, just a leave-in conditioning treatment. Some people don't want to use this because it's not extremely natural. There are a lot of. I guess you could say synthetic products in it. I don't really care my hair's, not where you're picky out thinking. I think it actually really like this. You get a ton of products, so it's 16 ounces, and I think this is like what four or five six dollars or something - and it smells really good, really good, and this gives me um really good slip. Also and my hair likes it. It just feels really moisturizing. I don't get a product buildup, it doesn't like flake off in my hair. It leaves my hair really soft. So I really like using this and I swear I've used it like 20 million times and I still have like an entire jar. So that's really good goes a long way. Oh another moisturizer that I like is the Shea Moisture curl enhancing smoothie and this one's like organic coconut hibiscus. It has silk protein, a bunch of goodies like and I guess, neem oil I'm doing this. I pronounced it. I guess, but it's for thick curly hair. So it's give you moisture body and shine. This one smells really good, also not as good as the shea butter that one smells like more natural, more fruity, but I do like the smell of this um. If you can see it there, it's a little bit thicker, I would say then they can't shea butter, and this means you can see they're just a little sticky, not much though, but I don't use this one. I used to use this a lot when I first got it, which is why I've used like 2/3 of it. I don't use it as much now I do like it. I think it moisturizes well, but I think it gives me a little bit more build up than the Cantu shea butter, so I'll probably use this after, like freshly washed hair, when I don't have like any product in it, I wouldn't use this on, like second or Third or fourth day hairs, because it's gon na build up easier and then start flaking wrong or leave residue behind and then my favorite moisturizer is actually water. Oh, so I just have the spray bottle. I probably like wet my hair. I mean five or six times a day, not a day, sorry, five or six times a week, okay. So when I do my nighttime routine, when I wake up in the morning nine times out of ten, I just missed the back of my hair like right here and then I miss this part right here, because it's shorter and it gets matted and the crow definition Is strong or is defined as the rest of my hair, so I used water. I used to use the Aussie leave-in conditioner a lot for that, and I've tried other like curl refreshers, and you know they say they can give you like um second third day hair. Without needing to wash your hair or actually find that water does a better job um, it's not gon na build up. This is kind of moisturizing, my hair. I have dry air, so it needs as much as this as possible and it's not sticky and my hair loves this yeah, so drink up spray up, fill up whatever yeah so now on to what stylers i use. So i will most likely, if i'm doing my hair from beginning to end completely new fresh hair, i'm gon na wash it i'm going to condition it. I may lose the leave-in if I use a leave-in and I don't use one of those moisturizers like if I use the kinky curly, I'm not going to use an additional moisturizer because that's going to give me enough hydration, but I will always need a styler. I cannot just do the conditioner or um sorry, I can't do the gist conditioner or like moisturizer routine, because I have a ton of hair and it already gets big on its own. And if I don't use some type of styler to control the the curl or at least weigh it down a little bit, it will be like up to here and then, where I live is extremely humid during that just wouldn't be a good look. So my favorite um stylers are I'll, go with thee, we'll start with the least expensive, and that is the eco styler, and this is the olive oil one. You also have one thing that has like argan oil and then just a plain clear one also, but I got this from Sally's. I think this huge 32 fluid ounce jar was probably like five, maybe six dollars very inexpensive, and this has maximum on the whole of ten, which sounds scary, you would think it would leave you with like crunchy ramen noodle hair, but it doesn't so. First thing is that it smells Pleasant and then it's not a very like it's sticky, this, not very sticky. You don't want to use too much cuz. Then you probably will start to get buildup in the scalp, but I like using this because it doesn't leave my hair really hard. If I put a ton of it in it would um, then I can just like scratch with my fingers or tickling some type of scrunch. It and it'll be fine, but it gives me um, let's see maximum whole pulls down on the frizz. I don't really have any issues with the eco styler gel yeah. Sorry, I got whisper there, okay, so my second favorite, I don't know it's the tie between these tubes, I'm just trying to grab this first one here. This is miss jessie's, quick curls. This is more of a cream styler, so it's white, you can see it popping up there. Here we go it's just like a white cream. It'S not very thick either, not very sticky, really creamy. This smells really good to me, but it has like a strange smell that I feel that a lot of people might not like it's kind of like it kind of smells like a lemon peppermint. I don't know suck it describe the smell, so I'm sure it's my big anything like that, but I like this because it's a this is a lot lighter of a hold. So if you don't, the eco styler is like a heavier styler. So if you have shorter hair, you might want to use the quick curls if you like a lot of volume, you probably want to use this. This does really define girls for me like like coils of curls and it's lightweight, and it has a lot of like natural ash dress in it like creeps, a great grape seed, grape seed extract needle extract alfalfa, extract lavender, fennel free ginger root. Maybe that's what the smell is a little bit: ginger yeah! That'S probably it um better! Let that one, I don't get it flaking flaking or build up with this one either. My gripe with this is that this little tube is $ 32. Yes, so you can see why I'm gon na use the eco styler a lot more often than I'm gon na use. This I'll use this on my fresh, fresh air. Now what I've been using, mostly like daily recently, has been the TIGI catwalk curls rock cream. So this is just a curl amplifier cream. I'Ve included this in a favorites also, and it comes in a little pump like this, and this is a white cream also, so you can see it there. It'S like our phone, maybe I'm such an idiot. They put that in there haha guess they put it in there for the products not leak out. I was like foam anyway. The actual product looks like this: oh okay, okay, so I pushed it anyway, whoa whoa, so yeah. This looks like a white cream like that. Um, it's know if you can see it there, this one's a little sticky, probably little bit more sticky than the curls, the quick curls I just know. What am i doing. This is um. This one smells really good too. So I like this product a lot. This gives me like super defined curls plus, like a lot of whole, so the quick curls gives me more defined curls than it gives me the whole and the eco styler gives me more whole than it gives me for defined curls. Okay, so I would use like a moisturizer or leave-in that gave me like a lot of definition and then use this yeah, but this gives me like best of both worlds. I love the smell. I use this if I want to, if I definitely am trying to achieve second or third day hair. I will use this because it's gon na give me like the most definition and the most hold a little bit of this goes a long way. I probably could do two pumps on each side of my hair and that would give me all the hole that I need, but I will say that this product is expensive. Also there's only four ounces in here. This sells for $ 13, but Target recently I've been in there and they're doing I wanna get one free. So in a package of two you only pay the $ 13.99. So it's not as bad for eight ounces. You get $ 14, so it's still cheaper than the Miss Jessie's and a little bit more expensive than the eCos, but yeah I'm talking away too much anyway, um yeah. So I really like that and then lastly, I will quickly run through deep conditioners. I only have two and I will tell you right now: I do not deep condition my hair regularly. I probably do it when I remember to do which is like once every three or four months. I don't know it's just something about it that I just cannot remember to do it's, probably because I'm too lazy I don't want to have to like wet my hair, put it in there, because I get better results. When I wet my hair and then deep conditioner, then just applying it to dry hair, but the first one I have is the Shea Moisture deep treatment masque, which is a sister product of the Shea Moisture smoothie this one I hate the smell of it. I don't know what it is, but I hate it, but it looks pretty much the same as the smoothie. It'S a lot thicker um. So I'm just put this on wet hair. Leave it on 20 minutes to an hour and then wash it out. It'S okay. It has C kill, argan oil and shea butter, which was just supposed to detoxify, restore shine, deeply moisturize and give you a lot of elasticity. I guess to help the curl bounce back, but it's okay, and then I picked this next notch because it's like a cult, favorite and not very expensive. So I wanted to try it. This is Aussies a 3 minute miracle, which I really like this one. When I used it, I did find that my hair was super duper soft. When I used it, the only thing with deep conditioners is that once I like rinse them out, my hair isn't really any more softer than normally. So I guess that's reason why I don't really use them in often while they're in my hair. The earth super super soft. But when I rinse it out, I mean I guess it's. You know more moisturizing, there's no harm no foul for using them, so yeah and then the two, I guess pretty much main or only products that I use when I straighten my hair or while I'm wearing it straight, is whenever I do use heat, I use the Tresemme heat tamer spray: this is the only heat, tamer spray that had ever tried, so I don't have anything to compare it to. However, I do really like it. It smells good, it's not very expensive. I'Ve had this for over a year and I'm probably like halfway done with it um and it does keep my hair from getting burned it. Doesn'T my hair does not smell like it's burned at all and so yeah, maybe I'll try another one. I run out with that one run out of that one and then the only product other product that I'll use in my hair, when it's straight is the Garnier Fructis anti shining serum. I like this because I like serums, opposed to greases um yeah. That'S what we call I used to youth, like you, know, greases, whatever Castrol, when I was like younger, but they weigh my hair down a lot and then they have a tendency to make your hair super duper oily. So if you have oil control problems in with your hair, you don't want to use one of those, but this is extremely lightweight. I like the smell of it, and it's really slippery. I apply it probably mostly like down to here and then I'll just run the excess through here for the rest of my hair. But if my hair is looking parched I'll use that I have used like argan oil Moroccan oil in the past, but this is cheaper. I mean it's more readily available and I don't mind the results of it: yeah so um, that's pretty air, pretty much everything, and I say that, like it wasn't a ton of products, but those are all the products I used. I'Ve shown you what, like a mini. A short review of everything, so I hope that video was helpful if you have any other questions, then feel free to leave me a comment below and also, let me know what some of your hair care your favorite haircare products are, whether it's for curly hair straight Hair natural hair or whatever um just let me know because I love trying new things alright. So as always, thank you guys so much for watching and I'll see you in a later video bye,