ABsolutely not!

It is lighter. The kizzi is more of a wax where this is more like a balm if that makes any sense.

I have a similar hair type (bi-racial) and use this alone when my hair is wet and let it air dry. My hair has improved to the point where I used to get relaxers (not very often, once every 3-4 months) which I no longer need since my texture has improved with use of this product for a little over a yr and I now wear it curly everyday because it's easy & looks way better than it used to . A little goes a long way, I use about a quarter size amt for my whole head (shoulder length hair). Hope this helps!

It's hard to tell without knowing what your daughter's hair texture is - black women have different textures - and also I don't know what you are talking about with just "hair honey," because the only product Carol's Daughter makes called hair honey is the Mimosa Hair Honey. Maybe you mean Hair Balm or Hair Milk? I've used all three and I have several family members that have used them on their daughter's hair. There's no one that is "best" for African American hair because we've all got different types; it just depends. Mimosa Hair Honey is best for thick and/or coarse hair because it's kind of heavy; it would be good for controlling frizz or shaping hair styles, and it has a long lasting shine. Hair Milk is a lightweight moisturizer that's good for defining curls; a lot of mixed young women use it, and my cousin uses it on her black/Hispanic daughter's hair to tame the kinks into curls. However, I know that a lot of black women use it too.

Personally I like the Hair Balm the best. I have relaxed hair, and I've found that it is heavy enough to do the moisturizing but light enough to not weigh my hair down. It also is not water based, so it'll work on presses.

You should try them out and see what works.

Yes. I am not mixed with anything, and I use Carol's daughters products. The hair pomade, Hair Mimosa, shampoo, all of it. It all depends on how you want to wear your hair. If you want to be wild and free with a blow out/or some twistouts... these products are pretty good. Even if you rock braids or tracks, or even perms, it works too... but with the styling products.. use sparingly, cause they tend to be alittle heavy

It could be good for cooking, but nothing else!

I also I have acne. I use a benzoyl peroxide gel. I take extra care in putting hair product only on my hair and not on my face. I do however have bangs. This product has not caused me to have any breakouts on my forehead but It just depends on your skin. If you are african american like me you pretty much have to put product in your hair. Its worth a shot. If you don't like it you can always take it back

Carol's Daughter Hair Milk

Might be a little greasy on fine hair but, if you don't use too much it would help.

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