Yes!

It's excellent for all curly hair types, and many curlies use it in many different ways. It's a conditioner, co-wash, detangler, and a leave-in. Even hair stylists use it in different ways. I encourage you to experiment and observe how your hair responds, and then adjust your routine accordingly.

If you're not into all the fancy complicated routines, this is an awesome conditioner you can use after shampooing.

Totally!

Although this product is great for curly hair, it's just as good for straight hair. In fact, the reason I don't mention the word "curly" anywhere on the bottle is because it's great for all hair types.

Co-washing is a method of cleaning your scalp and roots with conditioner and friction. When done properly, you will create a light lather or foam (not as dense or sudsy as shampoo).

The best method uses a soft silicone scalp scrubber to exfoliate and emulsify product build-up/natural oils into the lather, which is finally rinsed away.

Massage LHDC into your scalp and start scrubbing. Add more product, scrub, and splash with water until you get a nice lather. Detangle and fully rinse your hair and scalp. Re-apply if you use LHDC as a leave-in.


Scalp scrubbers are a game changer and they significantly cut down on the amount of product, effort, and time needed. They are widely available and usually under $10

Yes! My mini bottles are TSA compliant. They are 2.3 oz which is well below the 3.4 oz limit. You can actually take as many as will fit into a 1 quart clear plastic bag.

I have no experience as a hair dresser =) this is a good thing! That means I am FULLY dedicated to my products and my business. This is how I make a living; it isn't a side hustle, or any kind of hustle. This is my baby. Most hair products sold by stylists are simply rebranded formulas.

The best product ideas come from the people OUTSIDE of an industry; this applies to all industries. I wouldn't buy a knife designed by a chef, tools designed by a mechanic, or hair products designed by a stylist.