whether it is good for African American hair
1690024
I think it would be PERFECT for African American hair! I love it on my white bread hair, but the stuff is simply GREAT and it seeps in to the hair shaft in minutes so I say yes! Your hair should soak it right up!
1690025
There's nothing in it that would be bad for African American hair. Depending on how dry & frizzy your hair is, it might be best to use it as a leave in product. Start with just a drop or two, working from the ends up the shaft, then add more if needed.
657785
I've used this on African-American hair and it works perfectly. Just use high heat and be sure to drag it from the roots to the ends very slowly. But be careful - don't burn your hair.
757972
I'm afraid not because the diameter and texture of your hair is probably too thick. But if you would like to try it anyway, have a consultation at a salon that uses this product and see what they say. I personally have not used on anybody that has African American hair, so I can't really help you.
1834341
I don't know what you mean by "African American hair". I am Egyptian, therefore American-African or African American to use the term imposed by European-Americans. I have friends who are American-Africans and none of us have "dry, brittle African American hair" as a standard. Since all types of human hair is composed of the same substance, is your question does this product work for dry and brittle hair.(PERIOD). If yes, I would guess that the answer to your question may be determined by what is causing your hair to be "dry, brittle".
973821
It does and I love it but I would say for the price dove conditioner achieves the same if not better for African American hair. I use the dove and go under the dryer for 15mins and and then washn it out and my hairbis as silky and soft as ever. I love it
285500
Its really thick. If you are african american I could see you using it to smooth edges. I would think you would want to use it to make a hair product vs using it directly on hair.
1733970
No, this product is far too strong and damaging on African-American hair!The other 3 answers that disagree are from 1. Someone whose used it ONCE. 2. Someone who is mixed, which normally gives u a different texture of hair. And lastly Someone who not only responded they "think it could" but gave this item a 2 star review.Purchased it and initially fell in love... it's been 3 months and my hair is fried. I had strong, healthy, natural hair after cutting it over a year ago. After switching to this flat iron my hair is so damaged I'll probably have to cut it again. You can read my review for more details. No, this product is far too strong and damaging on African-American hair!The other 3 answers that disagree are from 1. Someone whose used it ONCE. 2. Someone who is mixed, which normally gives u a different texture of hair. And lastly Someone who not only responded they "think it could" but gave this item a 2 star review.Purchased it and initially fell in love... it's been 3 months and my hair is fried. I had strong, healthy, natural hair after cutting it over a year ago. After switching to this flat iron my hair is so damaged I'll probably have to cut it... » Read More No, this product is far too strong and damaging on African-American hair!The other 3 answers that disagree are from 1. Someone whose used it ONCE. 2. Someone who is mixed, which normally gives u a different texture of hair. And lastly Someone who not only responded they "think it could" but gave this item a 2 star review.Purchased it and initially fell in love... it's been 3 months and my hair is fried. I had strong, healthy, natural hair after cutting it over a year ago. After switching to this flat iron my hair is so damaged I'll probably have to cut it again. You can read my review for more details. « Show Less
1255828
wild growth hair oil is most likely for people with african american hair, or hair like african american.
1202828
I definitely liked the one condition because of the way it deranged and conditions. My hair didn't take to the three step routine with this product and the defining gel made my hair really knotted. I started using Shea Moisture, Mixed Chicks, and Renpure Argan Oil Shampoo and Conditioner. They're all sulfate and paraben free and they work really well with African American hair. I don't want to discourage you from this line though. I would say to find out your curl pattern and then try it for yourself. That's the only true way you'll know. Good luck!
2249433
I don't think so. Because it is a grease and I know that Caucasians don't like grease in their hair. But if you can deal with the grease then go for it.
676743
I would most definitely say yes!! It is just as good as the Organic Green cayenne hair treatment! GREAT!!!
1237578
It is very good for my hair and I really love it, but I do not have color treated hair. I don't think it would hurt, but I don't know for sure.
589657
It depends on what hair type you have. I have African American hair and it completely dried my hair out, but my roommate had white people hair and she said the product worked well for her. She did use the conditioner at all
793207
Yes, it does work on African American hair. This is the first time I've used it for my dry, damaged, over-processed hair. My hair is thick and coarse and after the first application, feels and looks soft and healthy! Instead of leaving it on for 10 minutes per the instructions, I left it on for 30 minutes and put a plastic cap over it. So far, it's a keeper!
544488
Although I am not African American, I believe it will work well on it. My wife had it on high at first. She turned it down about 2/3 the way and it still straightened her hair nicely. Her hair is medium thickness and pretty curly. I think 3/4 on the heat would do for African American hair. I hope I helped you. Christine
2006348
yes is actually good for colored hair. this product is very good especially if you color your hair
2134797
I have not used it on my hair, but I believe it is good for the scalp. Maybe part the hair in several places and rub small amounts on the scalp to moisturize new growth.