NappyKinks
Well-Known Member
Miss:
Obia Twist Whip
Dry crispy hair. I used this over Oyin Hair Dew to twist my hair for a twist out. It took 2 days of moisturizing with Annabelles ayurvedic hair cream to restore moisture!
Hit: Obia Naturals upgraded my 4oz Twist Whip Butter to an 8oz jar
Miss: Obia Naturals Twist Whip Butter was a total fail. I sooo wanted to love this. I saw several YouTube reviews of this Twist Whip Butter, most notably Ty Crable's review/demo. Her jar of Twist Whip was thick and creamy and looked like a real whipped butter. It made her twists (and hands) shiny and juicy.
I was so surprised when I opened my jar and found it to be a watery cream. In all fairness it was very hydrating but not at all moisturizing. I used it on freshly washed and conditioned, lightly damp hair after moisturizing with Obia Naturals Curl Moisture Cream. It went on easy and light and soaked right into my strands, no white residue. However, I soon realized that it wasn't going to work for my thick, dry, thirsty strands because my ends didn't curl. If my ends don't curl up then my hair isn't thoroughly moisturized. As my hair started to dry my twists began to unravel and by the time my hair was completely dry I didn't have a single twist left on my head and my hair was dull and crispy. My hair and hands were not left shiny and moisturized like Ty Crable's, instead they had zero residue, no moisture, no oil, no butter, no softness and no shine. I might as well had just twisted my hair with tap water.
I tried it a secomd time on clean dry hair followed by a thick sealant, Blue Roze Beauty Pumpkin Seed Hair Whip (old formula with kokum and mango butters). I had some nice shiny juicy twists for several days.
I'm gonna have to use this "twist whip butter" as a light leave-in condish under heavy emollient sealers. Imo it lacks the butters to be considered a "twist whip butter" and the oils to be used as a post style second, third day hair moisturizer/ refresher, at least for my hair anyway. I was truly disappointed with this product.
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