It's the only moisturizer I'll use on my texture. My hair of a super-dense, unprocessed Af-Am texture. Not really curly, more of a z-type pattern; it literally drinks up any kind of moisture I put on it and will dry out and break without a good oil. I like this better than straight liquid oils because it absorbs well, and better than thick butters, which just weigh down my hair.

It works very well on naturally curly hair that has a tendency to get frizzy, black or white or other. Just follow the directions carefully, and don't overuse.

I have been using Carol's Daughter for 7 years now. I have always purchased on my trips to New York. But now it is great to see these products at my local Sephora. It is excellent for ethnic hair. I use on my granddaughter who is of two ethnicities and it is awsome on hers as well.

the best ,please try it you wont regret it

i think this product would be excellent for ethnic hair. but i would highly recommend if u try it b54 u buy it.

It is exactly made for ethnic hair. Thank the LORD because the only hair products that were available for ethnic hair had twice as much bad chemicals then non ethnic hair care products. All of Carol's Daughter products are absolutety wonderful for your hair. Let them do the work!

Wonderful! I am an African American woman without chemically treated hair. It is absolutely a must have for me.

It was great for my hair and think that it will perform well for all ethnic hair since the product is designed with African-American hair in mind.

From my research of the product line, it was designed by an African American Woman and some of the products appear to be targeted toward Ethnic hair. I used it on my curly hair . I am caucasian and it was also great for me.

This product is a good base for ethnic hair. Try some with Khoret Amen hair oil, also by Carol's Daughter.

Great for ethnic hair, but like all ethnic hair it's trial and error (I hated it, girlfriend loved it).

I know ethnic women who use this product and LOVE it. My hair is naturally curly but not ethnic, per se, which is why I think I had the issue with oilyness ... I would try it if I were you, definitely better than pink oil.

It's a very good product for most hair types, especially ethnic!

From my understanding, this product is for ethnic hair but will work on any hair type.

I am Caucasian, curly fine textured hair. My hair frizzes easily in humid climates. W/Hair Milk that just never happens!! VERY HAPPY in IOWA!! :)

I've used the line and personally think it might work better on natural as in not relaxed, ethnich hair. i've been relaxing my hair for years and thought this might be a great product for me but unfornately it didn't really do anything but i've heard wonders about it for women with natural hair

I have a relaxer and use alot of her products on my hair, as well as my kids and granddaughter. I have not had any problems.

yes i believe so it is safe fr coolor treated hair because sephora carries nothing but the best and sfaest products for its customers.

Perfectly safe because they are made with all natural ingredients.

Yes,it wont damage color treated hair.

I think it is fine. I used it on my hair, and I color. The ingredients are natural and encourage shine. You should be fine.

Yes, you can use the Hair Milk on color treated hair. I have been doing it for years and my color is fine. I prefer to use the hair milk as a styling aid after I color because it helps soften my hair and add shine.

I believe this would be really great for dry hair (that includes color treated, relaxed or permed). For me it was trial and error to see how much was needed.

Safe for color-treated, permed, relaxed, texturized hair.

I have heard that since Carol's Daughter is committed to natural ingredients it is safe for heat-, color- treated tresses.

Hi! My hair is color treated and I use this nearly every day. It works wonderfully!

Yes!

Great for my cover the gray treatments - no problems stripping nor fading my colors.

The entire line is safe on Color treaated hair, however there are certain products that are made specifically for color treated hair and im sure work better for it.

Yes, it still smells like Pledge

The smell is the same. That is the reason why I won't purchase it again.

It does smell kind of lemony, but I don't think it smells like lemon pledge...

It does have a lemony smell. I mix it with the Hair balm, that has a coconut and shea butter scent. Give it a try.

lol i guess it does smell a little like pledge because of the lemongrass. but i think it smells nice.

There is no overpowering smell in this product. I have allegeries and can not use most products because of smells. This is great.

Like I said, this is a lightweight product, so I think it would be great for any hair type that needs conditioning.

Yes this can be used on straight hair, just use sparingly.

I would not use this product on straight hair. A great product for taming straight hair is "Argan Oil". Many products contain this but one that I recommend is "Moroccan Oil". Most salons carry it and swear by it!
P.S. they have a website www.moroccanoil.com

This can be used on both straight and curly.
I use this product after a flat-iron to keep the breakage down.
Also, if I work out i need to wash my hair of all the sweat and dirt I can just wash, towel dry, hair milk, and style! 20 mins. tops.

I had no idea this product would smell before I got it, because I hadn't read these reviews. I did notice a smell, a citrusy smell, that lasted all day in my hair for sure. However I felt the smell was light and not overwhelming at all. It just smelled like a light hair product, and I didn't mind that the smell lingered all day.

It smells good and fresh but is strong. What I do is moisturize at night, and by the morning when I go to style it the smell is mostly on my scarf or pillow and my hair's soft and only lightly scented. People think it's cologne.

Yes, the scent of the hair milk is very overwhelming and strong; it took me a while to get use to it. But, because I like the effect that it has on my hair I continue to use it.

It smells like peppermint mixed with lemon. I did not like it at all. If you like peppermint and lemon you may like it. The smell lingers forever too, so I got very sick of it. After a while it smells like oily peppermint/lemon. YUCK!!

It sounds like you have the same hair type (white girl, coarse, thick, dry-ish, wavy/curly hair) as I do. You may want to try Carol's Daughter leave-in conditioners. They're inexpensive, smell awesome, and leaves your hair shiny, conditioned and smooth.

I use the Tui Leave-in Conditioner, and I love the results -- when air-drying my hair, I don't normally use it because it is so moisturizing, but it's perfect for blow-drying. Just spritz it all over your hair (3-6 sprays depending on how much you need), work through with your fingers, and blow dry as usual. Good luck! =)

I use it that way. It's really great with controlling frizz. After my daughter's hair drys, I put some on it again before I take her out and we have little-to-no flyaways.

I shampooed and conditioned my hair. While it was still wet, I put about 2 quarter's worth of product (my hair is bout 3 inches past my shoulders) in my hair. I then made a low bun. The next day, I took out my bun and had beautiful, soft, hydrated hair. This is the 3rd day without washing and even though I use a small amount of product in my hair every day, it feels wonderful.

Try the Hair Milk plus the Tui Leave In Conditioner.

I would imagine so. I would not use as much since you have fine hair. Either way it leaves your hair soft..

I've gone natural and the hair milk works wonders for me. I'm new to the products and I suggest that you try it, you really can't do wrong with natural hair.