Carol's Daughter Hair Milk

It has a bad smell. I cannot say what exactly it smells like but the odor this product gives off is very unpleasant. It moisturizes okay. At least it keeps my hair from being dry as a desert. The product will liquefy if left in a warm room. I purchased the 4oz bottle, and a year latter I still have a little left. Therefore, the product is long lasting at the very least.

After reading other folks's reviews, I'm not sure why the hair milk isn't working for them. I'm not African American but I have coarse wavy hair and this product works excellent on my hair. After trying countless hair products over the years, I've learned as a rule of thumb--a little bit goes a long way. You can always add more but you can't take away. I would recommend this hair milk to anyone who has wavy to curly hair. It defines your curls without making them crunchy like gel or mousse and it smells better than synthetic fragances like many other hair products use. And, I have faith that an African American woman knows how to create a product for African American hair.

I bought the hair milk to use as a leave-in conditioner for my fine, dry curly hair. It didnt detangle as well as I had hoped, and after three days I got buildup, and my hair fell completely flat. My hair did not feel moisturized, just coated and greasy. Also, the smell was overpoweringly cloying, like cheap flowery perfume.

I passed it on to my sister, who's hair is thicker than mine and very dry, and this did absolutely nothing to her hair either. Thumbs down.

I am an African-American woman with fine hair. I didn't think the product was too heavy for my hair at all. It worked well as a setting lotion for a wet-set style I've been wearing. I also didn't find the smell overpowering. It's a nice fresh scent and as I slept, I could smell it and I found the lemon scent relaxing.

I bought this product to use on my two year old daughter's hair. I love it! It not heavy on her hair and it makes her thick hair very managable.