Review (5/5): Great when you've blowdried your Caucasian curly frizz straight
I have curly, frizzy mousy hair which I've been highlighting blonde for nearly 40 years. I had it chemically straightened for over a decade and finally stopped when my hair started breaking. I've spent hundreds of dollars on haircare products from all the aisles. Many of them, including but not limited to the African hair care products, weighed my hair down or just gave me greasy frizz. The products advertised as fighting frizz for three days lasted perhaps a couple of hours before I had to apply more. This wax is expensive and smells funny and it doesn't work well on my hair if I just leave it to dry naturally into its own mess of ringlets and frizz. However, when I have styled my hair straight with the blowdryer, it's fabulous. It adds shine and softness, one application lasts 6-8 hours and the tin is easy to carry around for touchups. I didn't need to use a lot of wax at a time and even with near daily use, the tin lasted me around three months. I disliked the smell but it wears off quickly. (Haircare tips for fellow frizzies: I use a this Garnier leave-in conditioner [[ASIN:B005GQ6HUK Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine Intensely Smooth Leave-In Conditioning Cream, 10.2 Fl. Oz.]] after shampooing and I only shampoo once a fortnight. In between, I wash with plain water in the shower and apply more leave-in conditioner. This regime has significantly improved my hair.)