Lush: Curly Wurly

Cutting my intro short, I have natural curly hair which means it tends to be on the more dry and frizzy side. So I decided to give Lush's Curly Wurly a try.

First off, It smells like coconut, which is nice, however, it does have tiny bits of coconut flakes in it.

How you apply it? scoop out a little, I noticed little goes a long away, and you can always scoop a bit more. Then latter it up in your hands. I have to work it a bit to latter, but it does latter nicely.

This product is suppose to moisturize your hair and it does add some weight to it, so I have to make sure I rinse it well from my scalp. However, for me, I like the added weight since my hair is light and frizz without it.

After rinsing out the shampoo, my hair has a dry/tough feeling, but once I conditioner, Aussie 3 min miracle, everything is nice.- As you can tell, I'm not much of a diva when it comes to how my hair is after I wash it, but I'm a diva how my hair is once it's dried.

NOTE: I still add my John Frieda Frizz Ease after I get out of the shower. (my post here)

After my hair is dried, I noticed that it drys differently, and smells of coconut. Once my hair is straightened, it acts differently, in a good way. I noticed it's day 2 hair, instead of "clean" hair, where for me, it's puffy and light weight. I still don't wash my hair everyday, more like every 4th day, it doesn't greasy up until day 4/5 so this shampoo in addition to the Anti Frizz Serum is a great combo for me.

Obviously this combo might not suite you if your hair greases up easily, plus, curly wurly is targeted to curly hair types., but honestly, if you have frizzy dry hair, give this a try.

Well that was my little blurb about the shampoo I've been trying out. If your pron to dry hair, and want to add a bit of  "weight" to it, I would defiantly recommend Lush's Curly Wurly.

WARNING! you might want to like the smell of coconut, and don't mind to deal with bits of it in your hair.

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Thanks for reading!