uh no i think this product is great for the hair i used have a BALD spot in my crown and i have hair up there now, up to 2 -3 in from using healthy butter ;) the beez waz just give a liittle shine that is all ;) no harm in the product

You may be looking for the Carol's Daughter Lisa's Hair Elixir, which helps promote healthy hair growth.

If your hair is thick in texture, this would be an excellent product to moisturize, de-frizz and add shine and managability to the hair. This formula is not greasy but would add a slight amount of weight to the hair, loosening your curls slightly but still making it easier to manage.

If you'd prefer a slightly more lightweight formula with similar benefits but which would set your tight curls, try her Hair Milk instead.

Carol's Daughter haircare is indeed safe for the whole family, including babies.

Hi, this product is wonderful. Yes, it is heavy but you do not need to add too much. If you put a little bit onto your palm, rub your hands together and add it to your hair when your hair is either wet or damp, it will dry beautifully. If the product does not work, then Carol's daughter line has many other hair products that work really well on your hair type! I hope this helped.

I wouldn't consider this good product for chemically treated hair, as it is too thick and would block moisture for penetrating the hair. I can only use it on my new growth when I'm desparately in need of a relaxer. I would reccomend finding a light water based mositurizer (any leave-in conditioner) and sealing with an oil like coconut or castor 2x a day if hair is damaged & dry.

I don't believe this product will work well for chemically treated hair. I am relaxed and found it too heavy, which will prevent the moisture your hair desparately needs from entering your hair. I think you should find a good water based moisturizer (any leave-in conditioner), apply to hair 2x daily, followed by sealing with coconut or castor oil. I normally go to the salon every week and have deep conditions, but 3 days after my visits my hair would start to dry out and I would never apply anything to my hair, because I didn't want greasy looking hair. Doing what I described above has helped me tremendously. Just a little moisture & a little oil (the oils I noted absorb quickly) & regular trims should help.

Yes, it works well as a leave in conditioner only if you use a small amount. If you use too much it makes your hair hard and flakes like gel although it is a creme base.

It can definitely be used to flatiron hair. However, it doesn't explicitly say it protects from heat. I have used it before and after I flatiron with good results.

Yes! This product has lasted me forever. I have very thick, curly hair and only use a finger tip amount at a time.