tgin Butter Cream Moisturizer

While this cream is rich, it is formulated to absorb well without weighing hair down. If you have fine hair, start with a small, pea-sized amount and focus on the ends to avoid buildup.

It is versatile enough for both. You can use it as a daily leave-in to keep curls hydrated, or apply a slightly more generous amount to damp hair when setting twists and twist-outs for better definition.

Yes, the blend of shea and cocoa butter helps seal the hair cuticle, which is effective at smoothing flyaways and minimizing frizz caused by humidity.

No, when used in the appropriate amount, it absorbs into the hair shaft to provide softness and shine rather than sitting on top of the hair. If you notice residue, you are likely using too much product.

Absolutely. It works well as a base layer for moisture. If you are using a gel for extra hold, apply this moisturizer first to ensure your hair is hydrated before locking the style in place.