Roots of Nature Butter Whipped Coil Cream

 (7 customer reviews)

I LOVE this stuff!!! During my Big Chop intense days of trying to find the right product I came across this and loved it. in the past 11 months since my BC I have learned to make my own hair care products but I use some store bought ones like this one. I love the smell of it, the feel of it and I add coconut oil to it, rewhip and is in business!!

I use this on my wet hair to define my curls. It doesn't dry hard and keeps my hair soft. There is no residue left behind on this one at all. I have long ago stopped being a product junkie and have my set staple products and this is one of them.

It is not for everyone but I'd say give it a try. If you buy from Sally's and give it a weeks try and do not like it, I know they have a return policy that is great, you can return it and get something else or your money back. I suggest whipping in your favorite carrier oils, doesn't change the consistency at all.

I have type 4a AA hair and have searched high and low for a curl cream that I can find in stores. I am a Qhemet Biologics addict, now reformed. This cream is the perfect in-between comparable to their Olive and Amla Heavy Cream and the Burdock Root Buttercream. It is smoother and more absorbing than both. It also has a very soft hold. I have not had a softer, more defined twist or braid out- ever! After one application my super dry ends were moisturized for three days! Give it a try, you will NOT regret this inexpensive purchase.

This works great for my twa. The texture is a bit thick and creamy and it absorbs very easily without leaving the white residue. I wet my hair and apply the butter. I finger comb my hair to create the coils or I lightly brush my hair (with a soft brush) in circles to create the coils. When my hair dries it has a nice hold and shine. It even last to the next day. I don't have to use the eco styler gel or any type of holding spray. I would have never tried this product had I not receive a sample from the local beauty mart while purchasing some hair for a sew in months before i did my bc. How ironic!!