Speaking of Barry Fletcher...Thick n' Slick Custard?

so1913

so1913

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Has anyone tried the thick n' slick custard yet on this board? I'm curious as to the results compared to all the other similar styling products.

Thanks!

Thick N Slick Custard

A naturally fresh, alcohol-free conditioning creme gel with super moisture and sheen. It has an exceptional blend of 100% natural extracts, Hawaiian white ginger, aloe vera, and flowers bountiful in natural lubricants. Sculpt, finger wave, wrap, scrunch, wet set, dry set, braid. It activates and holds curls together

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I've been meaning to post a thread on this product but never got around to it!

The consistency is thick like a pudding, but it separates so there is this clear liquid that forms on the bottom. I just shake it up and it seems to work fine. I use it like any other hold product, apply in sections after using my leave in and let air dry. It gives good definition, but dries a little crunchy on my hair. Hm, maybe I'll try your method of using Kid's Organics after my leave in to combat the crunchiness.

I feel like it is a hit or miss product, but at least it is locally available and the small size isn't more than $5. HTH
 
I had this and wound up giving it away at a meet and Greet. For me, at least at the time, it was too "hard" of a set and got flaky fast. I am half natural now, so maybe it would work better. But my daughter(type 3)used to get too many flakes from it. She gets less from curly meringue, which I use in her hair almost daily.

I know I was thinking about this last night when I said---I gotta break away from Miss Jessie's creamy crack for it bleeds us dry.

PS- so1913, I hope and pray my hair is anywhere close to your beautious locks when I'm all natural.
 
It does have a hard set and does get flakey after about 1 to 1.5 weeks as I have it in my hair now to start my locs. I will say, the set is hard and good b/c my hair would otherwise unravel so it definitely works to HOLD hair. I just do not like the flakey factor b/c it could easily be mistaken for dandruff but it isn't.
 
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