This produst is the bomb! Lol of course I mean that in the best since of the word. I know when you first open the bottle you see this odd colored runny liquid an you are going to be concerned if its going to work, but believe me it will. Its runny consistency doesn't mean a thing with its results. Now you dont need allot of the product because if you use too much its will cause your curls to be hard instead of soft. This product can be used on blow drying hair curling hair or doing a wrap under the dryer or rolling hair. I mean as you can see you can use this product for a lot of uses. Another thing that is good about this product is that it can be found in a wide variety of stores and online. Now some products work well but you can only find it at a few stores which means you are going to pay an arm and a leg for it because the demand will be higher but with this product its not very hard to find. Also this product doesn't leave a funny smell in your hair like some other wrap lotions do. 

ShericaSanders

Topeka, KS

  Hair technology has come a long way, with flat irons, curling irons, and specialized blow dryers made to suit the needs of ethnic hair.  Even so, I still find myself relying on the old school method of the setting lotion-and-roller curl.  I still am able to get a soft and bouncy, long-lasting curl without the worry of frying my hair with heat.  Another plus is that I'm in no danger of accidentally burning myself (which happens more often than you'd think when you're as uncoordinated and clumsy as I am). **Lottabody Texturizing Hair Setting Lotion** is the perfect name for this styling solution.  It delivers exactly what it promises--soft curls and ultra hold, with no flakes. My hair is notorious for not being able to hold much of a curl; especially if I use a curling iron.  I spritz a little Lottabody on a section of clean dry hair (mine is chemically relaxed) then roll with a satin-covered foam roller.  Once it's dry, the rollers glide out of my hair and I'm left with soft curls that last all day (sometimes two), with absolutely no flakes or residue.  I never have a problem with tangles or breakage as I comb through the curls. The only issue I have with Lottabody is that it doesn't come with a pump.  Even though it's called a setting lotion, the consistency is a thin liquid that needs spritzing rather than a lotion that you could apply with your fingertips.  I did buy a small spray bottle to use, but it would make more sense if Lottabody came with a pump. Other than that, I'm a huge fan of **Lottabody Texturizing Hair Setting Lotion**.   In addition to this ready-to-use formula that I bought at the drugstore, Lottabody also offers a concentrated version that is available at beauty supply stores nationwide. 

LoveisJoy

Chicagoland, IL