Good Product for the Biracial Curlies: Earthly Delight

Good Product for the Biracial Curlies: Earthly Delight

Solid ingredients, cheaper than Quidad, Mixed Chicks, and DEFINITELY Ms. Jessy’s.

Author : Christelyn Karazin

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I’m an admitted and unapologetic product junkie, but with good reason. There are four girls in our house, with four different hair textures (from baby fine 3 a/b to ridiculously dense yet fine 4b hair). Me and Maxi Me have separate hair needs from The Babster and Clo Clo, who have the most similar hair texture–fine, medium sized spiral curls. But we all of have one thing in common: our curls are perpetually thirsty. For the spirals, I oscillate between Quidad and, well, Quidad. It works great but it’s expensive for no good reason. I only buy it when I can get it for 40% off on Hautelook, because that’s probably closer to what the stuff really should cost.

So when I heard about Earthly Delight I was intrigued. It’s got a long list of really healthy ingredients.

SHAMPOO: Aqua (water, salvia officinalis (sage) leaf extract, urtica dioica (nettle) leaf extract, rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract, sodium cocoyl sarcosinate, cocamidopropyl hydroxysultaine, glycerine, hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, triticum vulgare (wheat germ) soap, polysorbate 20, dehydroacetic acid, benzyl alcohol, citrus aurantium (neroli) essential oil, cinnamomum zeylanicum (cinnamon) essential oil, cocos nucifera (coconut) essential oil, panthenol
**Contains no alcohol, animal products, color, or sulfates

 

CONDITIONER: Aqua (water), glycerine, behentrimonium chloride, emulsifying wax, oryza sativa (rice) bran oil, persea americana (avocado) oil, panthenol, hydrolyzed wheat germ protein, citrus aurantium (neroli) essential oil, cinnamomum  zeylanicum (cinnamon) essential oil, cocos nucifera (coconut) essential oil, dehydroacetic acid, benzyl alcohol, bixa orellana (annatto) extract
**Contains no alcohol or animal products

…which makes me feel good using it on The Babster…

Freshly washed and conditioned with Earthly Delights

Bath time is right before bedtime and The Babster looks a bit sleepy ’round the eyes.

Usually I put a finishing product on her hair to keep away the frizz, but I abstained because I wanted to see the true results of using it.

Pros: Wholesome, lots of good ingredients like sage, rosemary, nettles, wheatgerm, neroli, ylang ylang, coconut, avocado oil, emulsifying wax (which the company claims seals the hair shaft), rices bran oil, vegetable glycerin, argan oil, and panthenol. The manufacturer also claims Earthly Delights can help with thinning hair and breakage. The conditioner is rich and thick, lots of slip and tangles effortlessly surrendered to the comb.

Cons: This is a natural product, so don’t be surprised that it doesn’t smell the best. The shampoo might be best used when you have product build-up–it seemed a bit stripping. But once the conditioner was on the hair melts like butter and smells much better than the shampoo.

I hear they sell this at Whole Foods, but you can get it online here. I’ve taken a look at a few sites that carry the line and they reviews are about a 4.5 out of 5.

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thecrazyartist 2252 pts

I am a product junkie, I am definately taking on the look out for this one. My younger sister's hair is very similar to the babsters and she would enjoy these.

On  a side note have you ever tried giovanni products?  they are available at most whole foods, target ans some wal-marts.  It's the only line my sister and I can both use( I have coarse 3c/4a hair she has fine 3b)

Bren82 1318 pts

I've seen this product in Whole Foods and as tempted as I may have been to purchase it, the fact that there is no Shea butter is a turn off for me. The reason being that if there is no Shea butter my hair gets extremely stripped. My son's hair takes everything, Shea butter or not.

Christelyn 8896 pts moderator

 Bren82 The shampoo is somewhat stripping, but the conditioner might be worth a try.

Bren82 1318 pts

@Christelyn I may try the conditioner. As much as I love all-natural products for moisturizing, it's a different story when it comes to cleansing. For my hair, stripping = knots. I may give the conditioner a try someday. Right now I'm in braids, which I am ACHING to take out b/c I miss my natural hair.

Bren82 1318 pts

I've seen this product in Whole Foods and as tempted as I may have been to purchase it, the fact that there is no Shea butter is a turn off for me. The reason being that if there is no Shea butter my hair gets extremely stripped.

The Working Home Keeper 6639 pts

I'll definitely look for these the next time I'm in Whole Foods!