Hey everyone. I'm relaxed and I've been using Hairveda's cocasta shikakai oil as a daily moisturizer (and mixed in with detangler), but I'm interested in Khadijah's cocoveda. Has anyone used both and how do they compare? I'm also willing to trade a sample if anyone is interested. TIA!
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Hairveda's Cocosta vs. Henna Sooq's Cocoveda
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justicefighter1913
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I would be interested in knowing too.....
IronButterfly
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**chirp chirp**
Wow no responses? Cold. If anyone is still interested, I happen to have both. Cocasta has a castor oil base. Cocoveda has a coconut oil base.
Therefore Cocasta is a lot thicker than Cocoveda.
Cocasta smells kind of fruity. Cocoveda has a clean smell to me. It reminds me of fresh soap (if that makes sense!)
Cocasta is better for sealing where Cocoveda is ideal for pre-pooing. I prefer to use Cocoveda on my scalp.
I like them both. But it's like comparing apples and oranges. Hth if anyone still cares...
Wow no responses? Cold. If anyone is still interested, I happen to have both. Cocasta has a castor oil base. Cocoveda has a coconut oil base.
Therefore Cocasta is a lot thicker than Cocoveda.
Cocasta smells kind of fruity. Cocoveda has a clean smell to me. It reminds me of fresh soap (if that makes sense!)
Cocasta is better for sealing where Cocoveda is ideal for pre-pooing. I prefer to use Cocoveda on my scalp.
I like them both. But it's like comparing apples and oranges. Hth if anyone still cares...
IronButterfly - I was scanning threads and thought "Hey! That's my name!" LOL
Thanks for explaining the difference. I still use the cocasta and never got around to trying the cocoveda. I think I'll try it since I could use a good pre-poo.
Thanks for explaining the difference. I still use the cocasta and never got around to trying the cocoveda. I think I'll try it since I could use a good pre-poo.
IronButterfly
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I should have added that Cocoveda is comparable to HV's Vatika Frosting. I was actually sniffing both of them last night!
