The Denman D4 brush is one of the best brushes I have ever used, but twenty bucks is a little steep for a detangling brush. For those who aren't willing to spend $20 on a hair brush, you can try the Goody Styling Therapy Jojoba Styling Brush for around $10. Women have been praising this brush for the past few months and with good reason -- it rids the hair of tangles with little to no hair brushed out.
Ah, Kinky-Curly Curling Custard. I adore this product, really I do, but it's pricey. I mean, you don't use that much, but there are products that work the same if not better for a cheaper price. Introducing Ecostyler Krystal Styling Gel... it's much cheaper than my beloved Curling Custard. You can get 32 ounces of the stuff for less than $5!
Diva Smooth is a good product for those looking to loosen up their curl pattern, but it honestly didn't work that well for me. Not only that, but the price is a little too much. You can make a similar product by mixing honey, Castor oil, and ripe bananas.Post Title
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