Carol's Daughter Goddess Strength Leave In Conditioner Cream for Curly Hair – with Castor Oil, 10 fl oz
Category: All Beauty
Categories: Beauty & Personal Care > Hair Care > Shampoo & Conditioner > Conditioners
Store: Carol's Daughter
Average rating: 4.5 (7333 ratings)
Features:
LEAVE IN CONDITIONER: For dry damaged hair that intensely moisturizes and helps reinforce weak strands with every use; Curl Cream is great to use as a hair detangler and as a deep conditioner to help support the strength of curls as they grow
FORMULA: Hair Treatment made with Castor Oil and Black Seed Oil that makes hair stronger between washes and better resists breakage, so it can maintain its length – helps fight weak, breakage-prone hair and supports natural, wavy hair types & styles
15X STRONGER HAIR: Carol’s Daughter Goddess Strength Collection created for 4C, 4B, 4A, 3C, 3B, 2C, & 2B curl types; complete the regimen with the Sulfate Free Shampoo, Fortifying Conditioner and Scalp & Hair Oil for frizz control and curl hydration
HOW TO USE: After using Goddess Strength shampoo, conditioner, and hair oil, apply to wet or damp hair and work in evenly from roots to tips. Apply more as needed and style as desired. Do not rinse out. See results after just one day.
BLACK WOMAN FOUNDED: Lisa Price founded Carol's Daughter in her Brooklyn kitchen in 1993 with a mother's love and encouragement; Today we carry a full line of texture hair care products for women and men to care for all waves, curls and coils

Strength makes a woman a goddess. Get hair that's instantly stronger with our Goddess strength system that helps support the strength of hair as it gets longer. Our creamy leave-in conditioner, blended with castor oil, Black Cumin Seed and ginger, used along with our sulfate-free shampoo, conditioner, and Hair & Scalp oil, intensely moisturizes and helps to reinforce weak strands with every use. Hair is stronger between washes and better resists breakage, So it can maintain its length. With System of shampoo, conditioner, oil & leave in cream vs. Non-conditioning shampoo.