Do you recommend hot oil treatments with oils like coconut, jojoba or grapeseed?
If so, how often? Dickey: Olive oil is good and I like Castor oil but you have to make sure you shampoo it out well because it is thick but it softens the hair. On the other hand, Tea tree oil is really drying. You have to be careful with essential oils. You want to make sure that you are using essential oils that contain fatty acids. Nichelle: Some women have told me that they have different textures in their hair (i.e., the crown is kinky, the back is curly). How can you determine if you should use “Kinky” or “curly” products? Dickey: You can go back and forth with products, it’s not set in stone. Our Kinky Curling Cream has more moisture but the Curly Whip has more hold even though it is moisturizing too. Nichelle: There have been a lot of questions about the inclusion of mineral oil in your products because some people are convinced that mineral oil coats the hair and blocks moisture. And, some have even suggested that the manufacturers of various hair products, including yours, on
