Twist by Ouidad? Looks interesting…,

[vevster]

Every product is $9.99 and mostly silicone free.

 

[HealthyHair2020]

I think I saw another youtuber using the cowash. Said it reminded them of the As I Am cowash.

 

[vevster]

I think I saw another youtuber using the cowash. Said it reminded them of the As I Am cowash.

Is that good or bad? I'm interested in the leave ins and stylers.

 

[HealthyHair2020]

Is that good or bad? I'm interested in the leave ins and stylers.

Good if you like a more clarifying than moisturizing cowash.

 

[larry3344]

Lol ouidad what a change, never thought I’d hear that company name alongside natural hair. Wooh we have come a long way.

 

[vevster]

Lol ouidad what a change, never thought I’d hear that company name alongside natural hair. Wooh we have come a long way.

The money is there if they pull it off.

 

[lavaflow99]

I think I saw another youtuber using the cowash. Said it reminded them of the As I Am cowash.

For real? I love As I Am's cowash! I may have to check this out.

 

[yamilee21]

Lol ouidad what a change, never thought I’d hear that company name alongside natural hair. Wooh we have come a long way.

I started following natural hair and curly hair websites around 2001, and it always seemed that Ouidad was a brand used among naturals. I’ve never purchased that brand; were they known for an issue before? Or is it that they are only just now getting on the bandwagon of making products specifically marketed to Type 4 hair?

 

[vevster]

I started following natural hair and curly hair websites around 2001, and it always seemed that Ouidad was a brand used among naturals. I’ve never purchased that brand; were they known for an issue before? Or is it that they are only just now getting on the bandwagon of making products specifically marketed to Type 4 hair?

Ouidad was primarily initially for curly latina type hair. High end salon brand.

 

[larry3344]

I started following natural hair and curly hair websites around 2001, and it always seemed that Ouidad was a brand used among naturals. I’ve never purchased that brand; were they known for an issue before? Or is it that they are only just now getting on the bandwagon of making products specifically marketed to Type 4 hair?

As @vevster said many naturals used it but it wasn’t marketed to black women particularly could type hair.

It seems like a lot of these companies are now seeing that there is a valuable market that they used to completely ignore before hence my comment.

 

[larry3344]

Here is another reviewer on 4b type hair