Mane Krush Product Review | Amazing Stylers!! | Black Owned скачать в хорошем качестве

Mane Krush Product Review | Amazing Stylers!! | Black Owned

This wash day video features MANE KRUSH, a Black-owned, woman-owned hair product line. These products are handmade with clean ingredients, free of harsh chemicals (no sulfates, parabens, mineral oil, silicones, etc.). They source amazing ingredients like slippery elm, rhassoul clay, aloe vera, fenugreek, etc. I was not a huge fan of the deep conditioner I tried, but have heard great things about their Mane Essentials deep conditioner. I might try that another time! Please LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to this channel for new product reviews on Black-owned hair products every week! Mane Krush Website: https://www.manekrush.org/ v i d e o t i m e s t a m p s * Product Details Wash Process Kurly Temple Shampoo (3:09) Krisis Kontrol Ayurvedic Deep Conditioner (5:55) Kurls on the Rox & Knot-Less Leave Ins (11:15) Styling Unikorn Kurls Styling Cream (13:24) Kurl-Tini Cream Gel (13:54) EZ Detangler Thoughts? (14:25) Hair Takedown (16:50) Final Thoughts (17:36) s o c i a l * Instagram/TikTok: @daphnee.alexandria Facebook: Daphnée Alexandria b u s i n e s s i n q u i r i e s * Email me at [email protected] a b o u t t h i s c h a n n e l * Have you been seeing lists of Black-owned hair care brands circulating on IG, but not sure which brands to try?? This channel aims to help you make those decisions so you can spend your coins on products that are likely to work well for your hair. Let's support Black entrepreneurs in the hair care industry together! If there are any brands you'd like to see me review, please comment down below. a b o u t m e * Type 3C/4A hair; medium porosity (I think) 27 years old; 3.5 years natural I'm a total product junkie and love trying new products, in search of the PERFECT products that work best for my hair Passionate about supporting Black entrepreneurs, especially small businesses. I'm trying to be more thoughtful about how/where I'm spending my money! Black buying power is SO influential and each time we make a purchase, we are "voting" with our dollars. Let's invest in our community and help build generational wealth for more Black families Why I Went Natural: Growing up, I used to be self-conscious about my curly hair; I always felt like it was too big and just "too much." I started relaxing / texlaxing it as soon as my mom would let me (which was when I was 11 or 12). But over time, it became thin, and I didn't like having to use such harsh chemicals on my scalp all the time. I went natural in March 2017 with a mini chop and haven't looked back! I'm learning to love my natural hair more and more all the time, and hope to inspire / empower others to do so as well (while using Black-owned products ;) #blackownedhairproducts #blackownedhairproducts2020 #naturalhair #curlyhair #blackownedhaircare #newyoutuber #buyblack #shopblack