I have fine and thin 3b/c curly hair, so I only ever use less than a pea size amount for my whole hair. If I put any more, it ends up looking greasy/wet and it stays like that until my next wash. It's quite heavy for me. However, when I do use it, my hair feels softer, but it doesn't do anything to eliminate frizz.

Maybe it's me or maybe it's the product but I found my hair to be on the more oily side the day after wash day. I may have used to much and will try again using less. The day of using it my hair looked great! The smell is nice.

I really like this curl cream! it makes my curls super soft literally feel like silk, even days after the application and they are a fuzzy hot mess! I'm not too keen on the smell but I don't mind it because the product works well. I'm mixed race with a tight coil curl (3C type) and I get amazing definition, shine and body when using it alongside their gel. It doesn't give any hold so you will need to use it alongside a gel to get achieve that.

So, my hair type is fine, curly hair with dry frizzy ends (in other words NOT the curly hair that everyone says they want!) I bought this as I have recently (after a lifetime of not knowing what to do with my hair) started watching/reading the Curly Girl Method and this (along with the Curl Defining Gel) came recommended. It DOES smell like old kitchen cleaner (think that lemon cream stuff from the 80's) which is weird, but the smell does go away after you've put it on. I wide-comb all my hair forward now, and style/ scrunch it all upside-down and then dry (not completely though) with a diffuser (also upside-down). It goes crusty (especially with using the gel afterwards), but it holds the curl together and as it air dries completely you can scrunch the crust out and you get a good, held-together curl. DISCLAIMER: I still don't feel like I know how to manage my hair, but this method seems to be working OK-ish for me!