Kiehls Creme Silk

[Bhav]

Has anyone tried this?

Is it any good?

Someone at work rec'd this to me today.

My hair is medium thickness and has a natural wave in it. When i leave it to dry naturally, it can go quite frizzy. So she told me about this product.

And as always, before buying a new thing, i thought i'd ask here for any opinions on it!

Thanx!!

 

[NYAngel98]

Originally Posted by Bhav Has anyone tried this?Is it any good?

Someone at work rec'd this to me today.

My hair is medium thickness and has a natural wave in it. When i leave it to dry naturally, it can go quite frizzy. So she told me about this product.

And as always, before buying a new thing, i thought i'd ask here for any opinions on it!

Thanx!!

I've heard it was pretty good. I've yet to see it out here (but I have so much stuff already that I haven't given a good hunt - so who knows) but I'd give it a go - can't hurt. If it doesn't work for you - you can always put it up for swaps

 

[Phillygirl]

IMO only good if you have longer hair, definitely not for short hair. Stay away from your roots or your hair looks greasy and only use a drop.

 

[bocagirl]

I've been thinking about purchasing this product also. Bhav check your local counter for a sample to see if you like it.

 

[speerrituall1]

Hi,

It's great if you have heavy thick hair, if not use it very sparingly. A little can go a long way. I'd suggest that you try some of the frizz ease products for non-African American hair. They are not as expensive, and easier to locate. The product is basically silicone, but used correctly it works very well.

 

[NYAngel98]

Originally Posted by speerrituall1 Hi,
It's great if you have heavy thick hair, if not use it very sparingly. A little can go a long way. I'd suggest that you try some of the frizz ease products for non-African American hair. They are not as expensive, and easier to locate. The product is basically silicone, but use correctly it works very well.

thanks for the review... very helpful!