What works best on your 4a Normal and Coarse Hair?

[brittanynic16]

Hey ladies! I just noticed that many ladies rave about products and then different ladies say that the same products did not work at all! I think this is due to the different hair types! So, I think that it is a good idea to make seperate post for the different hair types and what has worked for them.

Then we can referr back to them.I am 4a with coarse and normal textured hair, relaxed. So, I would like to know what has worked the best with these hair types?

 

[sylviaetc]

i love kemi oil mixed with olive oil for hot oil treatments
i like kemi oil conditioning spray for blow drying with a little relax blow dry cream thrown in....
i use loreal natures therapy moisture shampoo a little goes a long way, i've had the same bottle for 3mons; and garnier fructis 3min deep conditioner for every day conditioning and keraphix for protein.
and i cannot live without at 1 itchy scalp treatment for regular scalp oiling instead of grease...

 

[A_Christian]

I have mostly the 4a hairtype. The following products work very well for me:
-Protein conditioners: Joico K-Pack Reconstructor and
Aubrey Organics GPB
-Moisturizing Conditioners: Kenra Moisturizing Conditioner
and Kera Care Humecto
-Leave-In Conditioner: Biolage Leave-In Tonic
-Shampoo: Kera Care Hydrating Detangling Shampoo
-Oils and Moisturizers: Kera Care Essential Oils, Kera Care
creme hairdress, Mizani Shyne Sheen Spray

 

[Babygurl]

Shampoo- CON ultra moisturizing
Protein conditioner- Affirm 5n1
Moisturizing conditioner- Proclaim cholesterol
Misc- V05 conditioner, QP mango butter, QP Recovery, EVOO

 

[sithembile]

Shampoo - Keracare dry itchy scalp
Conditioners - LUST, Jason's sea kelp
Protein - Affirm 5 in 1
Leave ins - Biolage and profectiv breakfree
Oils - jojoba

 

[LiqueXX]

I am 4a/4b with mostly coarse textured hair. The products I am currently using are:

Shampoos-Kearcare Hydrating and Creme of Nature
Conditioners-Mizani Fulfyl and Affirm Sustenance
Protein-Affirm 5 in 1 and Super Reconstructor
Leave ins-Clariol Renewal 5x and Mizani Thermastrength
Oils and Moisturizers-Kemi oil and ORS Olive Oil

 

[Mariaat40]

My hair isn't course but I'm 4A:

Shampoo - Creme of Nature
Hot Oil Treatment - Olive Oil
Leave Ins - Paul Mitchell The Conditioner, 911 Emergency for my ends
Moisturizing Conditioners - Keracare Humecto and Lanza for Dry Hair
Protein Conditioner - Aubrey GPB
Oil for My Ends - Monoi Oil

 

[brittanynic16]

Thanks for the responses ladies. I have not figured out what works for me yet. I have a good idea but, I will not post until I am sure.

 

[sbj4115]

i'm very new, so i don't know how "right" my regimen is, but for the past 2 months it's been...

shampoo: optimum collagen moisturizing
conditioner: elasta qp intense
leave-in treatment: fantasia ic
daily moisturizer: profectiv megagrowth
before bedtime: dark & lovely conditioning spray

 

[DahomeyAhosi]

I'm 4A/B. What works best for me:
daily moisturizers:curl activator/moisturzier.
shampoo: Con detangling/conditioning shampoo
protien conditioner: aubrey organics gpb
conditioner: africa's best hair mayonnaise

 

[beana3]

shampoo: (for softening) keracare hydrating and detangling , Elasta QP creme condit shamp
Protein: Affrim 5 in1
Moisturizing: Keracre humecto
Leave in: razac, infusium 23 original
relaxer: great results with revlon mild

 

[foxybronx]

My hair is VERY coarse
Shampoo: Softsheen breakthru ultramoisturizing
Moisturizing Co: Keracare Humecto, PRofectiv growth masque
Leave in: Razac, Keracare
Protein: Affirm 5n1
relaxer: Affirm mild

 

[caramelbarbie]

Shampoo: <font color="blue"> Keracare 1st lather, Keracare detangling shampoo, cream of nature(green) </font>
Protien: <font color="blue"> Affirm 5 and 1, Keracare super reconstructor</font>
Moisturizing co: <font color="blue"> Keracare Humecto and Mega moisturizer(not sure about this one yet).</font>
I'm experimenting with K-pak shampoo, conditioner and reconstructor too but i'm not totally convinced yet.

 

[sithembile]

Caramelbarbie
Is Mega moisturiser a keracare product? I've never heard of it.