Do you ever have a product that you bought on a whim and hated it from the first try, but you hate to throw it away and just cannot seem to use it up? That is how I am feeling about the Shea Moisture Raw Shea Butter Deep Treatment Masque right now. Out of all the deep conditioners on Target's shelves, I had to choose this one. What it was about this masque that was so appealing, I really don't know. Sure it has a lot of natural ingredients and no parabens, etc., but parabens and chemicals have never really bothered me. I mean, you've gotta die from something, right? It might as well be beauty products. Maybe I liked the simple packaging? Anyways, back to the actual product... It is a really strange, lotion-y formula. It never seemed to soak into my hair, but instead it just sat on top of it. I think this may be for coarser textured hair, so that is probably my main problem. I've finally resorted to using it as shaving cream and it does a decent job with that. The oils -sea kelp and argan- and lack of alcohols and detergents make this great for your skin, but I just don't think it did what is was supposed to do for my hair. Its effectiveness probably differs from person to person, but I will not be repurchasing.
Do you ever have a product that you bought on a whim and hated it from the first try, but you hate to throw it away and just cannot seem to use it up? That is how I am feeling about the Shea Moisture Raw Shea Butter Deep Treatment Masque right now. Out of all the deep conditioners on Target's shelves, I had to choose this one. What it was about this masque that was so appealing, I really don't know. Sure it has a lot of natural ingredients and no parabens, etc., but parabens and chemicals have never really bothered me. I mean, you've gotta die from something, right? It might as well be beauty products. Maybe I liked the simple packaging? Anyways, back to the actual product... It is a really strange, lotion-y formula. It never seemed to soak into my hair, but instead it just sat on top of it. I think this may be for coarser textured hair, so that is probably my main problem. I've finally resorted to using it as shaving cream and it does a decent job with that. The oils -sea kelp and argan- and lack of alcohols and detergents make this great for your skin, but I just don't think it did what is was supposed to do for my hair. Its effectiveness probably differs from person to person, but I will not be repurchasing. 
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