Last week, Mr. M brought home a 4 ounce tub of Jane Carter Solution Nourish and Shine to use for himself on his dry hair.
Now I'm a hair products junkie and I love to try different types of all natural hair products so I just had to try the Jane Carter butter.
First I'd hopped into the shower and washed and conditioned my hair. Once I was done with that, I'd deep condition my hair for about a couple of hours (I like to do long deep conditioning's). After I'd washed out the deep conditioner, I put some leave-in conditioner as well as a pea size of Jane Carter Solution in my damp hair and braided my hair in 4 sections. I'd wrapped my hair up while still damp and slept with my hair wet.
The next morning I'd took down my hair from the 4 braids it was in and I've noticed the difference in the feel of my hair. It was very soft, full of moisture and smelled so good! I blow dried my hair and my hair was even more softer and still with a lot of moisture. Usually after I use the blow dryer, my hair is dry and frizzy but after using Jane Carter Solution, I had no frizz and my hair was soft and was easily manageable!
So is Jane Carter Solution (Nourish & Shine) Worth a Try?
I say YES, YES, and More Yes! It's a great hair butter if you have dry hair or scalp. Also the butter works on skin too to help soften your skin and keeps it moist. Now I haven't tried it on my skin yet but I will soon.
Jane Carter (Nourish & Shine) is a bit pricey but is well worth the cost! All you need to use is about a pea size of the hair butter in your hair and its works from just that much. A little goes a long way with this product.
Ingredients
Organic illipe, mango, kokum, and shea butters, grapefruit, (vegetable derived) sources of vitamins A,D & E, squalene, love. Nothing else!
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