Curly Wurly Shampoo Disappoints

The Lush bath and beauty products are usually quite good. There is one product that I have bought recently called Curly Wurly that I have found is not ideal for natural black hair.

It is a coconut and vanilla shampoo that smells great and is a lot of fun to wash your hair with. The downside is that the shampoo has these coconut flakes that tend to get trapped in the extreme curls of natural black hair even when the hair is dry. The experience of using the shampoo has made my dresser filled with coconut flakes where I comb my hair, and even just before I am ready to wash my hair again - I find flakes falling out. I would not recommend this shampoo to anyone who has super curly hair.

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Donna: What started your interest in hair? Zhara: I think for the majority of black women myself included, I've always been obssesed with a major interest in my hair! Lol. My hair has always been a forefront of never ending years of hair dilemmas and styles. Black hair is the most fragile and versatile texture in the world.This has made my hair journey an interesting one from being natural as a child to permed in my teen years with good and bad hair days that brought about emotions and experiences that lay down deep in the soul. A black woman can never escape her personal hair struggles unless she makes peace with it and works with her hair in tune with nature....thankfully going natural has definitley lead me to this path :) Donna: Tell me about your website? Zhara: It's actually more of a community of support and motivation more than a personal website per se. I joined a community online photo blog called fotki.com to document my personal hair journey among thousands of other

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