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Afroveda Totally Twisted Ginger Almond Butter

by kcurly on January 7, 2010

in Afroveda, Product Reviews

Company Name: Afroveda

Product Name: Totally Twisted Ginger Almond Butter

Consistency: Whipped creamy

Scent: Ginger-like

Ingredients: aloe vera leaf juice, rice milk, water, almond oil, sunflower oil, ashwagandha powder, ginger herb, extra virgin olive oil, nettle, herbal oil complex, jojoba oil, neem oil, glyceryl stearate (and) cetearyl alcohol (and) sodium stearoyl lactylate, phenoxyethanol and caprylyl glycol, and love. Essential oil blend of lemon, lavender, bitter almond and ginger.

Price: 80z $9.00, 16 0z $15.00

Review:

First I have to comment on the scent. I’ve never smelled anything like this in a hair product, but I actually like it. It has a hint of ginger in it and smells really refreshing to me. However, the scent is strong out of the jar, though it fades over time once on your hair. I liked it, but some people like CO did not.

I’ve used this on both dry and wet twists and found the results to be good for both. It leaves my hair soft and moisturized, though not as moisturizing as the Shea Amla butter. The consistency is rich and creamy just like the Shea Amla.

I also used this recently to remoisturize a twist out. I retwisted my hair after applying it, tied it up for the night, and when I woke up my hair had moisture and renewed definition.

It has great ingredients, but what else do we expect from Afroveda? :)

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1 Abeni Smith January 7, 2010 at 12:56 pm

I just got mine a week ago and did the most amazing micro twists can’t wait to try it on a twist out (my fave style). The scent was a little strong out of the jar but it does fade, that was a good thing because I think something in it may have triggered my allergies. This was my first time using Afroveda and they now have my business. I will be washing my daughters hair and re-doing her twists with it today, check out my video review on my blog.

2 NewRibena January 7, 2010 at 1:02 pm

I’ve used this before with success. The first time I used it the scent drove me nuts all day – not that I dislike it, it’s just strong. I tried using it last night for a wet twist but it did not “play nice” with my leave in and the infamous little white balls starting appearing. I quickly switched to the SheaAmla (also from Afroveda) and all was well this morning.

3 SA January 7, 2010 at 1:34 pm

I think I’m the only one who can’t use Afroveda. When I put it on my hair, it’s moisturized. Within hours my hair is dry. I don’t get it. And this is with all the butters (during her sale back in October I got all four). I just…I don’t know.

Gotta say with this one particularly I didn’t like the smell. It smelled like an relaxer I had when I was in my teens years and I loathed it then.

4 kisha January 7, 2010 at 3:34 pm

I took advantage of the black fri sale and got the almond butter and her shikakai oil. i like the butter is light and i have no problem w/ the smell, i guess cuz i love almond scents! i use her oil to grease my scalp every 2 days and it soaks in like love!

however, i probably wont re-purchase for a while becuz i like mixing my own oil concoctions and have plenty of butters to last me!

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