I Tried the First-Ever Brand for 4C Hair, and It Gave Me My Best Twist-Out Yet

4C ONLY currently offers the Too Easy Collection (now on sale for $70), which includes Too Clean Shampoo, Too Thicke Deep Conditioner, Too Soft Leave-in Conditioner and Too Slick Styling Cream. I tried each, and not only was I impressed by the fruity fragrance, but I was also obsessed with the outcome—so much so I took an embarrassing amount of hair selfies after using them. Read on to see my honest thoughts on each product.

When it comes to good quality shampoos, the biggest factor for me is its ability to thoroughly cleanse my hair without completely stripping it of all its natural oils. Thankfully, this moisturizing shampoo, which includes aloe vera leaf and argan oil, did exactly that. I love that a little went a long way, since it lathered well super quickly. And as an added bonus, it smells amazing.

The only downside was having to scoop this shampoo out with my fingers and apply it by hand, which can get a bit sloppy. If, like me, you start at the roots and work your way down the strands as you wash your hair, then I highly recommend using a bottle with a press top dispensing cap.

This product certainly lives up to its name, because the consistency is quite thick. It’s made with organic grapeseed oil and organic glycerin, which helps to soften the hair and make the detangling process easier. After using the shampoo, I separated my hair into four sections and used a generous amount on my tresses. While detangling, I noticed that there was less shedding because there was plenty of slip. And after sitting under heat with it for about 15 minutes, my hair felt incredibly soft.

Just to offer some background, this leave-in formula contains Behentrimonium Methosulfate (despite what the scary sounding term suggests, it’s a non-sulfate derived from the oil that comes from rapeseed), which serves as a great moisturizer, and Slippery Elm, which helps with detangling.

After my deep condition, I applied this leave-in conditioner, which has a creamy consistency, but it isn’t quite as dense as the deep conditioner. I used a good amount of this before moving on to the styling cream and, once again, it made the detangling process a breeze. This typically takes me about a full hour when I use my regular brand, but with this product, I was able to glide through my strands in less than 30 minutes.

The consistency of this cream is pretty thick, and it includes Carnauba Wax (a natural wax that comes from the leaf of the carnauba palm tree), which helps to control frizz and maintain hairstyles longer.

This was the one product that I used sparingly, because I’d already used a generous amount of the leave-in conditioner. With my hair still damp, I applied a tiny amount to each section as I prepped my strands for a twist-out. Then, as the instructions suggest, I let it air dry for a full day (yes, it actually says 24 hours) before letting them out, and my hair never looked so vibrant and shiny. My twist out was super defined and still felt soft to the touch. Better yet, my style lasted for a full week—proof that a little of this product goes a very long way.