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This is especially true if you’re a person with curly, coily, Afro-textured hair.

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But as she tellsAllure,she initially started making hair products to address her specific hair needs.

TPH is now growing, and that means her product range has to do the same.

“The people spoke, and I listened.”

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So, what did the people ask for?

More products that would work for those with curly, Afro-textured, or extremely dry and damaged hair.

And here we are, blessed with a few new additions addressing just that.

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All the products in the collection include highly moisturizing ingredients.

In Curls 4 Days, you’ll find tacuma butter and pequi oil.

Twist & Set contains a blend of coconut, avocado, and moringa seed oils.

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Henson mentions toAllurethat it was intentionally created to have a very thick texture.

“That’s what I love about it it doesn’t drip.

You don’t wake up and your pillow is wet.”

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But, as we discovered, the brand has totally lived up to them with this new launch.

The first product I tried out was the Mask On deep conditioner.

Deep-conditioning is one of my favorite parts of my hair-care routine.

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I noticed, first of all, that the texture wasthick a good sign.

My curls responded almost immediately.

Any snarls quickly melted away, and I could see my curls starting to clump up.

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I repeated these steps another three times until each section was fully braided up.

The curls were clumped together, but they didn’t feel stiff.

I divided my hair into three sections and raked in Curls 4 Days.

I could see my pattern immediately forming.

The shrinkage wasreal, y’all.

And unlike the USPS, it didn’t let me down.

There were no dandruff-like flakes of product or crunchiness on the takedown.

I decided to use TPH for a quick restoration.

First off, I was really surprised by the richness of the Mask On.

It’s almost like a hair dress.

Not drippy or too messy like other masks I’ve tried.

Even though it has a thicker texture, it literally melts right into my hair.

My hair instantly felt softer and moisturized.

I left the mask on overnight and then rinsed it out.

I love how lightweight and moisturizing the cream felt.

My hair is dense but fine and this didn’t feel like it weighed it down.

It adds a subtle sheen and my hair feels moisturized but not coated in too much product.

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