Beauty Review: Carol’s Daughter Rosemary Mint Herbal Shampoo
It has been a crazy week for me so I haven’t had the time to do much updating with me packing to move to Florida so I figured I’d do a quick review on a hair product that I used recently. This is Carol’s Daughter Rosemary Mint Herbal Shampoo with Sea Moss. This is the first shampoo I have used in my hair is very long time. I am a no-pooer and don’t shampoo my hair so I was a bit hesitate with what this product would do for me. But I am a natural-lite and since the products were all natural and lacking sulfates, I figured I would give it a shot.
The smell is niiiice and was very pleasing to me since I’m a big fan of Rosemary the essential oil and the spice. When we think of shampoos, we often think of getting nice lathers but this product didn’t do so and that was okay with me since lather often=sulfates. I massaged my scalp and gave my hair a good cleanse. I let it sit on my hair a bit to find that it was actually bringing out my natural curly cues.
So I don’t know about this one, ladies. This product didn’t make me want to convert to using shampoos again. So I’m sticking with the ACV rinses and conditioners. I’ve heard that ACV rinses work well for all hair types so click here to try the recipe for yourself. It does wonders!!
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Category: Hair, Product Reviews
Boooo Carol’s Daughter!
Your curls look very nice though. I love that color on you. It looks like your fro does that shag thing in the back that mine does.
Sorry to hear about CD not doing much… If this doesn’t do nada for your hair i wouldn’t do anything for mine….
I so love when hair is wet that the curls shows… aww… nice isn’t it?
Oooo, thank you girl for this post. I was going to text you about an hour ago about Carols Daughter to see if it was worth the hype, but I see its not! Off to wash the mane….
The title sounds like it would smell heavenly. Love the curly curls love!
I agree with Lynne. That title sounds wonderful. I love Rosemary… and I love that natural hair.
You got me wanting to cut again.
haha your blog is hilarious and i love the splittingthebottleopenwiththeknife tactic
I purchased the Saturday Morning Special a few weeks ago and I’m very disappointed with the package. The website boasts that the package is for dry / damaged hair and “Parched, damaged and unruly hair doesn’t stand a chance.” Rather than helping my hair, the products have been harming my hair and scalp.
Detangling Shampoo, NOT!!!
Leave in Conditioner….1/2 of it went down the drain when I tried to pour it into my hand because the “spray” was insufficient.
I do like the smell of Tui Hair Oil that supposedly performs double duty as a daily shine solution and a weekly hot oil treatment. However, in my case, it resulted in dry scalp. I called customer service to inquire about the return policy and was told All Sales are Final. I would think twice before spending the $62.45 [Sale price + Tax + SHIPPING: $9.00 UPS - GROUND (DELIVERY TIME: 3-7 BUSINESS DAYS)].
Guess it’s back to my old products with ingredients I can’t even pronounce.
i love carols daughter. i use that shampoo when i want to wear my hair curly. u have to use the hair smoothie/conditioner afterwards. the tui hair smoothie smells really good and if u leave it on for about 5 min it makes ur hair really soft and holds the curl after it dries. to keep the curl longer, i use WET by sebastian. hope that helps!
I can't believe CD's Rosmemary Mint shampoo accentuates curls for you. that stuff just left my ahir stripped. A little tip that I've found is that rinsing the hair with distilled water provides better results so that's what I'll do if I ever go back to CD. I like Mineral Indulgence's No Poo Conditioning Cleanser just fine though. Accentuates and moisturizes my curls and I don't even ahve to use conditioner afterwards.
http://mineralindulgence.com/
Anon—> Thanks for the tip. I'm going to try and use distilled water.Great idea!