Is it a strictly an African American product?
777145
I'm not African American nor is my cousin who also uses this product. I do have hard to manage, curly and, in humidity, frizzy hair. I have my hair relaxed with the Japanese method. Definitely recommend the product.
777146
No, I didn't even think of that when I bought it. I have curly, red hair that frizzes up pretty fast when it is humid. I like it so much that I use it all year round.
777147
no, not at all, I am Caucasian and I use this every other day after since I had my Keratin treatment, its great!
1831945
I don't see why not. It has ingredients that revitalize the hair follicles, allowing them to grow in fuller and longer. Although Asian hair is straighter than African hair, the texture of both hair types are still course. I would assume the product would respond for both the same way. But this really is a great product for all hair types. It has a unique smell, but I like organic scents. If you are still feeling unsure, please do more research on the ingredients more so than just the product or brand itself. Good luck on your hair endeavors.
136811
Not that I am aware of. Black items are just typically more than white. More preference of color.
2269525
No, it's black. At least mine is. Good product; worth the money in my opinion.
927607
I am Caucasian, so I can't vouch for this soap on African American skin specifically, but I can tell you I find it rather drying. If the person you want to give it to has sensitive skin, it would probably be a good idea to get something gentler.
205085
Yes, most definitely, can be used on African American hair. A little goes a long way, but it works best when mixed with a dab of natural oil.
1611573
Yes. I like the product very much, am Caucasian, and have straight hair below my shoulders.
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
1587213
No, but it is a current product as it is still listed. I wrote my review of it back in early April 2012.
286334
I am not African American --- but I would think this product would work on any kind of hair. It gives your hair a shiny finish. Doesn't alter the color or texture of your hair. The price is good. It will not ruin your natural hair. I have used this for years. Good luck!
1684883
Not at all. I discovers after I bought it that real black soap is brown not black. I believe this one contains dye which broke me out. If you want real black soap I would suggest getting it from while foods
1438147
Bought this for dry itchy scalp, but it is much less drying than my last shampoo. It should be ok for African Americans.
1202829
Yes. I believe it is a multicultural line. I enjoy using Deva Products. I have type 3 curls. There is a difference between Deva Care and Deva Curl though. Deva Curl No Poo over all works well. It has a fair amount of slip and is creamy in texture. I still needed to use the Deva Curl One Condition after using this Deva Curl No Poo because my ends need a little extra moisture and help with detangling. Also, it has a rose scent that I was not used. I wont say that the scent is bad because it is very light but it definitely isn't one of my favorite scents in the world - kind of reminds me of an old school Grandma type of fragrance or like the little sachets people give out at holiday time when they dont know what to get you and dont want to spend any money. HAHA. I frequent Deva Care No Poo. Deva Care No Poo is even creamier and has a bit more slip. It has an orange peel scent that I wasn't crazy about at first BUT I've purchased it many times over so it isnt that bad, in my opinion. It is thick enough to bust tangles and moisturizing enough to not need as much or any conditioner. Both work well. Both are good for African American hair. You'll have to try them both to see which you prefer. Either way this product is a winner :) xo
2137857
If you are african American I would not recommend the shampoo at all..Seriously it's so strong. It made my hair shed so much... I never use the shampoo anymore only the conditioner.However I used it for 4 months and my hair grew 4 inches! So it works :)
7210
No, this won't work for African American skin. Theses devices target dark pigment and are dangerous for darker skin colors.
198061
As far as I know, yes. This brand of Raw African Black Soap is made by hand with pure shea butter, palm oil, plantain ash, banana leaves and agow tree bark. Vegan friendly natural ingredients. Hope this is helpful.
1559993
It is Raw African Black Soap, however, please be sure to note the seller's name. If this is the same seller from my review which I assume you are referencing I would not purchase. If it's a different seller and the reviews are favorable then I would buy it. Hope this answers your question. I still love Black African Soap, just not the seller I purchased from last time. They sell a crumbling product with lot's of impurities, and are not in the least interested in correcting their mistakes.