AMAZING smell, however…
[[VIDEOID:ccd0456aead41ea3aed2f4c048cd989d]] I used this on my son who has locs. As mentioned in the title, the smell is absolutely AMAZING! On the instructions you can either use as a detox or a shampoo. I decided to use as a shampoo.<br /><br />I mixed per instructions. According to instructions I would get a paste type consistency. I never got that consistency. It was more watery than pasty. I used the entire bag and never got to the pasty consistency. I had to keep it stirred because the baking soda would settle to the bottom. *be careful when mixing because with it  having baking soda in it, it foams up. Mix a little at a time.<br /><br />So, I poured it all over my son’s hair. Massaging into the scalp to make sure it penetrated. As instructed, I let it sit in his hair for 10 minutes or so. I then rinsed out.<br /><br />I put the stopper in the sink because I wanted to see how dirty the water would be. While the water did appear to be dirty it was hard to tell because the mixture is a dirty color to begin with.<br /><br />Once the rinse was completed, I dried his hair in preparation for styling. Once I looked closely at his hair I could see locs that were dirty with buildup. There were several locs like that. I was disappointed. As I type this now, I realize those dirty locs were in the back of his head. I didn’t notice any locs that looked like that in the front. With that being said, it could have been that I was unable to get to the back good because his head was leaned back in the sink.<br /><br />So aside from the few dirty locs, his scalp looked very clean (he has drandruff/dry skin).<br /><br />Overall, it seems to work pretty good. If I were to purchase in the future I would not use it as a shampoo but as a deep cleaning detox. 👍🏾
Rating: 4 stars