Product Review: Qhemet Biologics Deluxe “Try Me” Kit

I’m a firm believer that you should try, ask, and research before you buy.  Companies are realizing that consumers want to try products without an expensive commitment, so many are offering trial size products. Recently, Qhemet Biologics launched the Deluxe “Try Me” Kit so that naturals can sample many of the products from their line.  To provide a comprehensive product review, I incorporated the products into my regimen over a couple of weeks — focusing on the products that aligned with my hair’s needs.

According to the product description:

Cocoa Tree Detangling Ghee

Recently I professed my love for Qhemet Biologics Cocoa Tree Detangling Ghee, so I won’t repeat myself.  But do you want to know how much I love that stuff? I contacted both my local natural food store and Qhemet Biologics to get it stocked there.  That way, it would be at my disposal and I wouldn’t have to wait for it to be shipped. Now THAT is love!  After our talks, Qhemet Biologics offered to send me their new Deluxe “Try Me” Kit. I was more than happy to try out the rest of their line. The rule of thumb is …if you love a product from a line, then more than likely you will like their other products as well. And indeed, I did.

Moringa Tree Conditioning Ghee

The Moringa Tree Conditioning Ghee comes in at a close second.  For me, this product worked best on blown out here. It provided great moisture and prevented tangling. In it’s blown out state, my hair likes to co-mingle and tangle. This product did a great job of limiting tangling without reverting my hair.  It is a thinner consistency than the Cocoa Tree Detangling Ghee, so if your strands tend to get weighed down by product, you may prefer this over the Cocoa Detangling Ghee.Recently, I saw a video where it was used for a rod set. Since I  try to find multiple uses for products, I’ll definitely be trying that next.

Amla & Olive Heavy Cream

Whenever I try new products, I always compare them to my staples.   I used the Amla & Olive Heavy Cream as a twisting cream for my beloved twistout.  I must say, it stacked up pretty well against my staple ,Donna Marie Super Buttercream. In my twisting cream, I like it to be of a heavier consistency. As I twist, I like it to “smoothen” the strands so that the results are smooth and frizz-free. And it did just that. The only reason that I would stick with my staple is because my hair responds really well to Aloe Vera, which is a key ingredient in the Donna Marie Super Buttercream.

Aethiopika Hydrate & Twist Butter

If you twist your hair with butter, then I highly recommend this product. It has a nice, smooth consistency for those who like to twist with butters like mango or shea butter.  I personally only use products like this for my edges and to seal my ends. And it worked great for this.  It has a great scent and it melts into the hair.

Honeybush Tea Soft Gel

I personally don’t use gels, because my hair  hold styles without it, but I tried this product on the finer strands located on my crown.  Because it was a light hold, for me, there wasn’t much added benefit. But what impressed me was that it “played well with others”. Meaning, it worked well with my leave-in and twisting cream. I have experimented with gels in the past and they’ve never ended well. I often ended up with clumps of product all over my head. This was NOT the case with the Honeybush Tea Soft Gel.  The consistency reminded me of flaxseed gel. So if you have been looking for a gel for a twistout, rod set, or wash and go, you might want to give this try.

So there you have it! The products I incorporated into my regimen from the Qhemet Biologics Deluxe “Try Me” Kit.

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