With my hair loss my focus was much more on my parting as that's where it was most obvious, it wasn't until it grew back that I realised how much further my hairline had gone back and what a difference that makes to your face. Now I see receding hairlines on women everywhere 🤦 (observation wise, I'm not judging anyone for it, I'm estimating it starts/becomes noticeable somewhere in your thirties)
How much time/effort is refreshing, quirky? It always seems about as much effort as washing your hair.
Pupsie, I've noticed that in CC's comment section on her blog. She's very insistent that it's a known thing that Shea Moisture is terrible where her blog is the only time I've ever seen it mentioned. I just don't get why, I know there was some controversy as it was a black owned company and they did a lot of outreach and charity with the black community and was a very big part of the natural hair movement on YouTube becoming big. Some people were really upset when they sold to Unilever but the owner stayed on and they operate exactly the same (exact on a global scale and the owners are much wealthier than before).
Cantu can be drying for some over time, I've read, or too heavy but that's something you notice straight away so not really a problem beyond one of expectation. It doesn't seem sensible to be married to a single line of products for your entire routine anyhow.
It does come across a bit snobby by CC I'm afraid. The brands she recommends above all are very expensive in comparison and not everyone wants or can afford that. Not everyone is going to like everything but it's very noticeable that the brands that are considered no good are the cheap and accessible ones which long term curlies seem to prefer above others 🤷
Wash day today (should probably have been yesterday but I decided to lift my lashes and forgot the no water for 24h rule), modified three gel method from last time where the final gel is a foam instead and subbed ecoslay for spiralicious because I can't help tinkering
It's looking promising so far, I suspect it'll be on the wavier side.