BTZ: NOODLE HEAD CURLING CREME

READ THIS WHOLE REVIEW  I've read many many mixed reviews on this from HT, BHM and LHCF. I finally brought it today at sally's for $5 and change along with awhole bunch of stuff I stacked up on that I wanted to try and need which will be reviewed later next week after giving them more than once or two chances. I had to do the Noodle Head right away as far as a review and let me tell you, It was an emotional roller coaster for me. I was anxious to try it that I put it some on my wet hair. I let it air dry for like, two minutes HAH! I should've waited it out just a little more and then put it on. I did not like the feeling at all! Even in my hands it felt sticky and gooey right after squeezing the crap out of the tube.  Immediately I could tell it wasn't going to be good.  I had just got done doing a little sealing with EVOO after my daily leave-in and yaddi yadda and I couldn't feel the moisture anymore after putting this on. Just being real.  So I got fed up and took a break with my hair and did other things, as it air dried more I scrunched my curls/relaxed waves/curls if you want to call it that, up some more maybe half and hour to an hour later. My hair was feeling dry and dead, and I know if it was fully dried like that it would feel horrible.  To be honest this was the exact reason why I stopped using moose for my wash & go's before I educated myself on these websites. It was hard and crunchy. Not softness.  No flexibility.  So I went to my leave-in conditioner and put some more on throughout my head and the front of my hair where it's the only place thats drier and harder than the rest.  It got better and scrunched it up some more and out of nowhere, my hair just plopped out bouncy with more defined curls/waves. Lol. This is what I meant emotional roller coaster; I still got the big fully dried look but without the frizzes.  It still felt a little dry so that was when I made something I think will be my forever Moist Spray that will be close to my heart and in my purse everywhere.  I called it the Moist Spray soon as I tried it.  That's awhole-nother post to talk about.