Product Review - TGIN Butter Cream Daily Moisturizer 🤔Weather conditions matter!

I breakdown the ingredients in TGIN Butter Cream Daily Moisturizer. In deciphering the product's formula, this product is BEST USED under specific weather conditions. Using this product under the wrong weather conditions can leave your hair worse off and possibly damage your hair. Video Timestamp 0:00 - Intro 4:14 - List the first 5 ingredients and functions explained 8:39 - My take on the product and how and when to use the product tgin BUTTER CREAM DAILY MOISTURIZER available at Sally's Beauty Supply Click link - https://bit.ly/3c6wFD0 A must read The 411 On Dew Points & Humectants by naturallycurly.com Click link - https://bit.ly/2DsJnZT If you try this product, let me know if you like it or not. 🙂🤔 Terms defined Emulsifiers are ingredients that blends other ingredients together, esp., oil and water and keep the from separating in a product's formula. Emollients are oily or buttery substances that have multi-function jobs. An emollient ingredient coats the hair strands and helps add shine, excellent slip/lubrication (comb-ability, reduced friction and breakage) Humectants are ingredients, such as Glycerin, Panthenol and Aloe Vera that aid in pulling moisture from the climate and allowing it to be absorbed into the hair strands. How to read an INGREDIENTS' LABEL Ingredients are listed on the back in concentration of highest to lowest. 1st ingredient is usually water, which takes up to 50% to 80% concentration of the product, followed by the other ingredients in descending order of concentration, with the 3 to 5 ingredients taking up the remaining bulk of the product, followed by the remaining 10-15 ingredients having 1% or less concentration and not required to be in any specific order. Certain ingredients perform certain functions and so the concentration of each ingredient may differ and not reflect it's importance., such as preservatives having 1% concentration, but important in preventing bacteria and mold growth. Ingredients are broken down into 3 categories 1. Active - the main ingredients are within the first 3 ingredients, because they make up 80% - 90% of the product's formulation 2. Base ingredients are within the first 5 ingredients, which help with creating the product's consistency and texture, such as the emulsifiers, emollients, thickeners and silicones 3. Aesthetic ingredients are the next 10 - 20 ingredients (excluding the preservatives) that include the ingredients featured on the front label, but will not be supported by the INGREDIENTS' LABEL as having a function in how the product works. These are marketing claims with no merit. Thanks for watching and hopefully you SUBSCRIBE to my channel, NATURALLY ZEE #naturalhairjourney​ #4chair​ #naturalhaircare