MYHONEY CHILD PRODUCTS
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Ballerina_Bun
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I love MHC products. What I like even more then her products is the customer service - wonderful! I use her products mainly during the summer. Some of her products smell good enought to eat 
I love mixing the banana creme conditioner with water and using it as a moisturizing spritz.
I love mixing the banana creme conditioner with water and using it as a moisturizing spritz.
tiffers
Whisper "bleep boop" to yourself when you're sad.
I used her products and wasn't too fond of what I tried, but it was kinda in the beginning of my journey, when I didn't know what the heck I was doing!
I used the Olive You Scalp Cleanser, and it dried my hair out. BUT I lathered twice AND lathered all of my hair, instead of just my scalp
erplexed
The Olive You dc, I don't remember my results, but they weren't fantastic. It was okay/good, but not GREAT
Buttery Soy Hair Creme, I use it on dh and dd's twists. Keeps their hair moisturized and it smells good
Honey Hair Milk, I was surprised that this was actually runny and the consistancy of milk! I don't remember how I liked it
Natural Humectants and Afrikoko were both watery and came in spray bottles. The Afrikoko scent was kinda annoying, it smells like a fakey chocolate. They were moisturizing though. I ordered some other stuff too, but don't remember what. HTH!
I used the Olive You Scalp Cleanser, and it dried my hair out. BUT I lathered twice AND lathered all of my hair, instead of just my scalp
erplexedThe Olive You dc, I don't remember my results, but they weren't fantastic. It was okay/good, but not GREAT
Buttery Soy Hair Creme, I use it on dh and dd's twists. Keeps their hair moisturized and it smells good
Honey Hair Milk, I was surprised that this was actually runny and the consistancy of milk! I don't remember how I liked it
Natural Humectants and Afrikoko were both watery and came in spray bottles. The Afrikoko scent was kinda annoying, it smells like a fakey chocolate. They were moisturizing though. I ordered some other stuff too, but don't remember what. HTH!
I've tried the HoneyNutt conditioner. I guess it does what most other conditioners do. It doesn't leave a coating. It's a little expensive, but actually a good price when you realize the first ingredient is honey! 
But I don't think I'll repurchase. I couldn't tell any difference. But that is coming from me, I'm not impressed with 90% of products I try. 
But I don't think I'll repurchase. I couldn't tell any difference. But that is coming from me, I'm not impressed with 90% of products I try. 
bravenewgirl87
New Member
The conditioners are great, but I'm not too nuts about the cleansers. The banana creme left too much coating on my hair.
mturner0516
Member
I've tried the Olive you DC and the ingredients are great, it has a medium consistency and it smells fruity however I didn't notice that this product made my hair feel more moisturized. These products are a bit expensive and IMO are not worth it. I also tried the banana creme conditioner and same opinion.
lolascurls
New Member
I bought a sample size of the Type 4 Hair Creme a couple of months ago and I really like it!
This is my review: http://www.lolascurls.com/1/post/2011/06/review-myhoneychild-type-4-hair-creme.html
I find a little goes a long way and my hair likes it for twists and braids! It's thick but smooth to apply! Smells like honey!
This is my review: http://www.lolascurls.com/1/post/2011/06/review-myhoneychild-type-4-hair-creme.html
I find a little goes a long way and my hair likes it for twists and braids! It's thick but smooth to apply! Smells like honey!
silenttullip
Well-Known Member
type 4 creme is good for twists and twistouts or braidouts and braids
It leaves hair moisturized hate the fragrance though kinda minty in a bad way
Type 3 creme is good for detangling and a lot lighter lol
It leaves hair moisturized hate the fragrance though kinda minty in a bad way
Type 3 creme is good for detangling and a lot lighter lol
chebaby
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i love love love the olive you deep conditioner. that stuff is amazing. it makes my hair soft and strong at the same time. it reminds me a lot of karens body beautiful LL hair mask. it is amazing.
i also like the honey hair mask. this stuff has moisture for days.
the honey hair cream is another good one.
the olive you will always be a repurchase. in fact i just recently repurchased it and cant wait to give my hair a little love with it.
i also like the honey hair mask. this stuff has moisture for days.
the honey hair cream is another good one.
the olive you will always be a repurchase. in fact i just recently repurchased it and cant wait to give my hair a little love with it.
IDareT'sHair
PJ Rehabilitation Center
Can anyone tell me if Type4 Hair Crème is a Wet Crème or an Oily type Cream?
Adding this to my BF List but wanted to know.
I usually get Buttery Soy, but someone recommended Type4 a while back.
I am looking for something more Wet than Oily. (if that makes sense?)
Adding this to my BF List but wanted to know.
I usually get Buttery Soy, but someone recommended Type4 a while back.
I am looking for something more Wet than Oily. (if that makes sense?)
Crackers Phinn
Either A Blessing Or A Lesson.
Type 4 is an oily cream. I use it to do flat twists and it keeps the fly-a-ways under control. The type 3 is a wet cream and it's more suitable as a leave in conditioner in that it provides no hold whatsoever.
This is gross I know but whatevs. I leave my flat twists in for 2 weeks without washing. When I took them down with the type 3 cream my hair was dry but when I use the type 4 cream I can still feel it on my hair when I take the twists down.
I think that I have an unopened jar of the buttery soy, I will see how it feels compared to the other two when I get home.
divachyk
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@IDareT'sHair, I agree with @Crackers Phinn, Type 4 is oily.
faithVA
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I love the type 4 hair cream. I bought the big jar from someone on the exchange forum. A little goes a long ways. I think I will have this jar for a least a year
gorgeoushair
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It's not gross to me. Lol. I have all 3 of them. While the buttery soy smells better, type 4 seals in moisture longer.
gorgeoushair
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faithVA
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I use it all year long but it is the only thing that works in the winter. I just switch up in the summer so I don't use it all up.
I haven't tried the rest of the line to see if anything else works.
Beany
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@IDareT'sHair , I don't think you'll regret getting type 4. Oyin burnt sugar pomade used to be a staple until I tried MHC Type 4. I plan to stock up during BF.
ETA: I agree it's an "oily" butter. Great sealer.
ETA: I agree it's an "oily" butter. Great sealer.
sikora
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I used to be a Qhemet fan, but MHC Sophia's Old Fashioned hair gease has converted me. I like to wear mini twists throughout the work week and would always be frustrated because my hair would frizz in one day with Qhemet's AOHC. I have no frizz problems with the Hair Grease and my edges also remain neat. All I have to do is tie a scarf on them every night.
The Hair Grease is cheaper and holds moisture for a long time. I remoisturize only twice during the week by spritzing my hair with either Komaza Califia moisturizing spray or Jane Carter's Quench.
I have a sample of MHC Type 4 Hair Cream and I use that on my ends.
The Hair Grease is cheaper and holds moisture for a long time. I remoisturize only twice during the week by spritzing my hair with either Komaza Califia moisturizing spray or Jane Carter's Quench.
I have a sample of MHC Type 4 Hair Cream and I use that on my ends.
IDareT'sHair
PJ Rehabilitation Center
faithVA
Well-Known Member
Hmm I may have to try the hair grease.
faithVA
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You are so welcome. You can't be the LHCF product guru if you don't try everything.
sikora
Well-Known Member
It was a bit weird for me at first because honey is one of the ingredients so it feels gummy/ tacky. I've been using it for the past 4 to 5 weeks and am still amazed at how moisturized and soft my hair feels and how long that feeling lasts after only applying it on the day I retwist.
IDareT'sHair
PJ Rehabilitation Center
You are so welcome. You can't be the LHCF product guru if you don't try everything.
@faithVA
IKR?
I've been stuck on Buttery Soy, but wanted to try something different this BF.
I also like Sophia's Old Fashion Hair Grease, and purchased it several times.
IME, the Type 4 is the Buttery Soy with a steroid kick. Although it has the same consistency as the Buttery Soy, it outperforms it with respect to the level of softness, smoothing, shine and moisture retention it provides. It's an excellent sealant and styler because the amount of definition and hold it offers is somewhat sick. It can be a bit oily if one uses the same amount of product they would use with the Buttery Soy. IOW, it is best to use less of the Type 4 in order to receive more than the Buttery Soy can offer. FWIW, a close contender to the Type 4 in shine, smoothness, softness and moisture retention would be the SNBE Wisdom Cream (just throwing a tidbit out there since BF/CM is just around the corner).
faithVA
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Your tempting me
