Hey Curlies,
I always hear a lot of people say natural hair is a lot of work or too expensive. Between all the styling trial and error and the purchasing of products, is it really worth it?
Of course it is worth it. Natural hair is only more work if you make it more work. You could go with simple styles and inexpensive products and still have great hair.
Here are a handful of natural hair brands you can find for less than $8 at local drugstores that work wonders for curly hair.
Inexpensive natural hair products
- TRESemme Naturals
- Aussie Moist
- Herbal Essence Hello Hydration shampoo and conditioner
- African Black Soap
- Aloe vera gel
- Curls™ Goddess Curl Gel – 8oz
- Shea Moisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie
- EDEN BodyWorks Coconut Shea Styling Elixir
While there are tons more inexpensive hair products, you’ll want to be hesitant of those that seem too good to be true. I’m a huge advocate for using products with as many healthy and natural ingredients or not. This is one of the reasons I really encourage you to learn how to read a product label.
Here are a few ways to try new natural hair products without breaking the bank.
What are some of your favorite inexpensive natural hair products?
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Thanks for this post. I think I'm hesitant to try Miss Jessie's and Carol's Daughter because of the sizes and prices. As of now, I have 4c hair and I've been using Organix Coconut Milk/Shea Butter shampoo, a cheap Suave conditioner, and Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie