Bra you are the best 🙏🏻😁

Hahahah, I was thinking of you the whole time Jen 😂

Thanks brother! 🙏🏻

Hi Sue! Brilliant is still around, I don’t know for sure that it will be discontinued (I hope not, I love it)

Yaaaaaass! Hahaha 🙏🏻

Thank you Nicole! 🙏🏻

Pure abundance is one shampoo and conditioner I never used, so I can’t wait to try it out!

Scalp Benefits is great for soothing a scalp, but there are a variety of reasons your scalp could be itchy, so it’s hard to be certainly that scalp benefits would be your solution. If you try it be sure you are massaging the conditioner into your scalp.

Deron Edward thank you definitely will check it out and try doing that! I stopped shampooing my hair everyday like I used to and since then it’s been itchy... I use nizoral twice a week for dandruff but I think the reason is because my hair gets really oily fast

I never noticed cumulative build up with Pure Abundance, but at this point I would recommend the Invati system over Pure Abundance for volume and thickness

@@DeronEdward Thank you!

Anytime! I’m always happy to help 😊

You might try Sapmoss instead it will give you moisture but is much more light weight than Be Curly

I absolutely would!

I actually would recommend the Invati line instead, I have a video coming for the whole line soon

@@DeronEdward thanks, l see the line, I’ll check them out.

Hi Enid, thank you for your thoughtful reply! Firstly, I didn't mean to imply that sulfate free shampoos aren't effective, only that sometimes people that use them (particularly those that don't lather) aren't using them effectively. Non lathering sulfate free shampoos have to be generously distributed in the hair and the hair and scalp have to thoroughly manipulated to get a good cleanse. To be fair this can happen with sulfate based shampoos as well, but for those who have just switched from sulfate shampoos to sulfate free shampoos, sometimes they aren't getting a good cleanse because they haven't properly used the sulfate free shampoo. The buildup I'm referring to is excess natural oil and styling product build up. Sulfate free shampoos are normally just fine for removing natural oil build up, but some kinds of product buildup (especially from products with synthetic ingredients) won't easily come out of the hair without sulfate shampoo. For those who have skin irritation from sulfate shampoos, I would recommend massaging your conditioner into your scalp, as this helps restore the protective oils that our scalp provides. Aveda's Scalp Benefits conditioner is excellent for this! I hope this helps, thanks again!

Definitely! Depending on your hair’s porosity you may want to add in a moisturizing leave in, but it’s suitable for any texture