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Camille Rose Naturals
Curl Love Moisture Milk |
Earlier this year I celebrated 5 years on my natural hair journey and realized that I've pretty much stuck with the same products. I am usually one of those gals who like to use affordable products that can be found locally in stores. Once I figured out what worked for me, I stopped looking. Still, I couldn't ignore all of the rave reviews that circulate in the natural hair world. For this reason, I decided maybe I could tweak my routine here and there. Who knows? Maybe I'm missing out.
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My Curls after using the Curl Love Moisture Milk
and Eco Styler gel |
I was eyeing the Camille Rose products at my local Target store for some time and decided to try something from the line. I needed a moisturizer for when I do
my wash n' go so I grabbed the Curl Love Moisture Milk. You get 8 ounces for about $15 dollars USD which seemed reasonable considering it contains all natural ingredients. The product claims to,"nurture your tresses and aid in preventing breakage, shedding and styling damage." The label also states that it, "…will provide shine, protective anti-oxidants and long-lasting moisture to enhance the driest hair." This sounded like something that would certainly provide my hair with the moisture it needed under a heavy styler like
Eco Styler gel. I love how gel makes my curls pop but I'm sometimes left with dry hair a few days later.
I first tried it on wet hair after cleansing and conditioning. Then I decided to use a little grapeseed oil to seal in the moisture. Lastly, I sprayed each section of my hair with water before applying Eco gel. I was very surprised to see how much my curls clumped together. My hair also appeared to hang more than my usual wash n' go. I let it airdry and realized that maybe adding the grapeseed oil was making my hair a bit too heavy. The next trial I decided to skip the oil and use the Curl Love as my sealer because it contains Castor oil. In this case I used Aussie Moist as my leave-in conditioner and then followed the same steps as before. The result was okay but my curls weren't as juicy. The combo that worked best was when I used a leave-in conditioner, grapeseed oil to seal then the Curl Love all before applying the gel. This basically meant I was using the L.O.C. method (leave-in, oil, cream).
Overall, I found that the product does what it claims by allowing my curls to hang more when I use it to do a wash n' go style. It definitely feels moisturizing and leaves me with much softer hair after using the hair gel. I did notice however that if I stuck with sulfate free products to cleanse my hair, the product would build up. I am back to using a sulfate shampoo for when I need to clarify so this is no longer an issue
for me.
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| Moisturizes and gives my curls hang time! |
I agree with the price point considering I am still on the same bottle a couple of months later. I realized early on that you don't really need to use very much of the product in order to moisturize your hair. I even use it on my kid's hair and feel like we've gotten a lot of use out of it. I would definitely purchase this product again in the future.
HAVE YOU TRIED THE CAMILLE ROSE NATURALS LINE?
