I just tried it and no, I'll be putting my effervescent UFD under it! 😂

@@Iwasonceanonionwithnolayers 🤣🤣🤣

I use Quidad strong advanced climate gel on top. That combination is nice.

What do you use now? I tried it and I really wasn’t a fan either.

What do you layer the doux with because I have all the products and it makes my hair feel like straw as well .

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Wetline did a good job for definition, BUT it dried the hell out of my hair.

Sorry that happened! I’m with you, go get your coin back 👏🏾

My hair loves their products😭 vut hey everyone hair doesn’t like the same stuff. My hair HATES. Coconut oil

@@lataviareed8831 exactly!

I was currently using Mielle Leave in and Curly smoothie. My hair was okay for sometime but then I noticed my hair started to change..I think the product was to thick for me and my hair became dry and over moisturized. So I did a protein treatment today and seem like it worked and help my curls pop again..I am so confused 😕 and am learning..I am in the transitioning process from relaxed to natural..I am trying to figure this out..Pray for me people!

​@lataviareed8831 my hair hates any protein period

Glad it works for you.

@@BrittanyMia one reason i dont use gel on my hair. curls are defined but it is hard as a brick. not cute 🤨

Precisely

Lol fr fr

Exactly! Enough of the lies.

Grease isn't good for the hair

I went back to grease and over time it messed up my hair curl definition and hydration level. I recently stop and my hydration level and curl definition is better

​@@Neesha242 same. My hair looks and feels the best it has ever been

@@brittany.381 That’s good. It turns out I wasn’t washing the grease out of my head properly. Grease isn’t actually bad it’s good, but when I don’t properly cleanse my hair it weighs it down. I wasn’t using a good clarifying shampoo or a shampoo with sulfates. I’m still learning

Baby oil?! I hope you’re clarifying often! Lol

It should, but it didn’t. It’s one thing to feel a bit of crunch for hold, but it’s another thing to feel stiff and dry crunch, even after misting it a lot.

True

Maybe use with a butter or cream.

I always thought I had to use black products for the best results, but I don’t! Wild. My black hairstylists creates her own vegan hair products with good quality ingredients. I’m going to give her products a try. I noticed her shampoo doesn’t have many cleansing agents only Apple cider(maybe that’s enough to gently clean the hair idk less could be better, I’ll just use a clarifying shampoo from time to time) .

Girl you ain’t never lie. Aussie Moist is low key my shit.

@@jenniferlee3887 they have this scalp oil it's so hard to find

Right. I now focus on "curly hair" products like Ouidad not "black hair" products specifically (these products often try to fix something that's not broken, that's why they don't often work well). And older products like Lustrasilk Curlmax work amazing and just fine.

I’ve been using Pantene Moisture SH/CO bc it works but the black products just don’t do it for me

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I love a good gel cast. This is not that. The Bee Girl gel makes my hair feel like straw. Like the here will never be enough water and conditioner to bring it back to life. It looks great, but feels awful. Feels unhealthy. Feels like your hair will shatter if you touch it. Took a couple washes and deep conditioning sessions before it started and I feel hydrated again. Everybody’s hair is different. Some folks love it. My hair can’t tolerate it.

this is how we were with foundations talking about it ... will oxidise in two hours so it matches out skin tone😂😂😂😂. why should a product take a day or two to look and feel good?

Sounds like you've got something that works for you!

For a wash and go? Or for a braid out or a twist out?

@@BrittanyMia For everything, braids, twists outs, braid outs. I spray spritz water on my hair and use the leave I’m conditioner everyday, then I’ll put the grease on. I put the grease on every other day.

@@jasminelewis315 thanks for sharing this ✨

@@BrittanyMia ofc thanks for the video!

I think I agree with you. I live in a place with high humidity and I visited a dry climate for a few days. I felt the difference in my hair, so the care of it has to change.

In will def keep this in mind.

It dries my hair and cause breakage Sadly I can’t use it.. I ordered the Camille Rose honey mousse My hair is short right now .. still learning even tho I’ve been natural 15 yrs

It was the Doux bee girl

Wasn’t enough.

Lol not the “Bee whatever” 😂😂

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I tried it today. Definition on 10 and definitely not dry and my hair is always dry 😭. You should try it.

You should give it a try. It wasn’t for me at all, but it could be for you.

It was maaaaad crunchy.

@@BrittanyMia 🤦🏾‍♀️

It's supposed to look crunchy without *feeling* crunchy. Right after you finish, it should feel crunchy if it's going to last for more than a day. With quality products it should soften up overnight and last a few days.

Have you used Bee Girl with a leave-in?

@@BrittanyMia I haven’t. Maybe I’ll try that because the mousse is a no and Big Poppa doesn’t have much hold although I do like it the most.

I bought their leave in conditioner (Argan Oil Moisture Recovery Leave In Curl Milk) and it won’t even spread in my hands in the shower with water. It’s has the consistency of home improvement caulk! That ish is going back to Walmart!

The Doux Bee Girl

@@BrittanyMia 😲

Oh wow.

@@BrittanyMia I loved the Bee Girl Custard...I hate you didn't like the results

Bee girl was also 🗑for me! Like the worst ever.

The Doux Bee Girl

This is from my Week 19 wash and go.

@@BrittanyMia oh ok, I heard someone else say that it dried their hair out as well.

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My channel is all about wash and go’s. I use products that specifically do give my hair hold, so I know about stiffness. My issue with this product is that it is marketed as the complete opposite and it left my hair feeling dry, brittle and fragile; unlike any other product I’ve tried. Feel free to watch the full video on my KZfaq channel so you can get a better understanding.

Girl no ma’am! We have products that give us long lasting hold, AND feels soft to the touch in 2023! Even this brand has a gel like that (big poppa).

I understand not being able to afford the Innersense, and Ouidad products. But I will say, I had to order Bee Girl because it’s not sold in the stores in my area. And after shipping I spent a cool $18. So as far as price goes, this is not necessarily that much cheaper than the previously mentioned brands of gels. $8-$10 more give or take. And I said that trendy natural hair products don’t work for us all. Not that they don’t work at all. I don’t want to have to make something work that I don’t have to, but I understand when somebody does have to make something work. I simply do not like the product and that is okay. There are people who love this product and that is also okay. I don’t want to have to use an oil or a cream to make a product work that I was literally only trying because I had a few requests to try it out. Again, it’s not for me but it can be for you or for anybody else who likes the product.

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Mmm yes but this cast made my hair feel brittle and like it was going to break off unlike anything I’ve ever had before. I appreciate that you think it looks great but no, I won’t relax.

@@BrittanyMia that is so true because I am not there to feel it so so looks can be deceiving. I am so sorry that you went through that.

You could tell by how it was bouncin and springing! Looked all stiff but with no weight behind it!

This is quite true, there are some natural hair brands with black creators but I don't think they are as popular.

My resolve is to use products that work for my hair. The Uncle funky‘s daughter line works great for my hair, and that is black owned. however, it’s not that Black people can’t understand our hair. It’s that Black people don’t have the capital and buy in from investors to support research on our hair. Big brands rarely research black hair. They only give us things that are popular in our community, such as thick buttered products, highly moisturizing products, and typically segregate our “ethnic hair“ from any other hair within the stores and online. We are supposed to use specific products only for us, and when we go to try the products that are marketed towards white, biracial, and looser curled women, we find that those products have the most research behind them. Which means those products are properly formulated for hair, not just “our hair”. At the end of the day, hair is hair. Hair has no color. A product that can work for me can work for a lot of different people, but that’s not what the consumer wants to hear. So that’s not what promoted. It all goes back to capitalism. So to put it lightly, once people who have major capital like the bigger companies such as L’Oreal decide that they want to invest in more research behind black hair and not just white hair, there are going to be large gaps in product knowledge and formulation. Typically research is not done if a product is selling well to the black community. So it’s not so much that it’s healthy for our hair and it works, just that it’s trendy and it’s popular and they have our dollars. Typically, where there is capital gain in the research from the majority, there will be the properly formulated products. And unfortunately, that’s not in the “ethnic section” or textured hair section in general. If the product was created by a white owned company, some (NOT ALL) typically have research based on how white women’s hair reacts to it. Again, hair is hair. Our hair works well with products that weren’t necessarily meant for our hair and we are discovering that now. so it is tough for me to purchase 8 ounce bottles that are $16 and marketed to Black people, as opposed to buying the gels and leave-ins That aren’t necessarily marketed to me, but still work for me better than anything else I’ve tried that come in bigger bottles at more reasonable prices per ounce. At the end of the day, we have a long way to go.

BTW I of course will still try black owned products. But I won’t solely support it because it’s black owned. It also has to work for me.

@@BrittanyMia Absolutely! There are some products I stay clear from.

​@@BrittanyMiawhat's not marketed to us that works well? I love those huge bottles' prices!