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Mielle is owned by WHITE PEOPLE NOW. If you need a new type 4 friendly brand I list more here. If you were ever wondering, did Mielle get bought out by white people? This is your answer. Only white people would say some shit like this. Because mind you, both are very accessible ways for black women to wear their hair. But only white people would see these three, the four A to three C type of curl as more desirable and something worth advertising more than the traditional fro. To call our fro dull and unmanaged. Y'all remember we were using our oil and people were using the oil so much it hit white TikTok. So not only did they have to make two formulas, they then ended up getting bought out when the oil went crazy. White people own this brand now. Leave it alone. I would recommend Bask and Lather, the main attraction, main magic, city curls, Camille Rose, The Doux, and while this one is not black owned, Carl Smith is also great for our hair. I love my mini twists. I love my mini twists down. We're almost on two weeks, going to this Sunday. I knew I needed to wash them. I haven't washed them. I know, I know, you're supposed to wash them. So I'm going to wash them. My mini twists. I got a steamer. I'm just way too lazy to set it up. But again, this is how you know that Mielle is owned by white people. We can stop using it. Camille Rose has so many other hair droplets. The main attraction, if you buy it on TikTok, you can get free shipping. If you just buy one bottle, you can try. They smell great, they work great for our hair. I've done a bunch of videos using the main attraction. They're great black owned hair product companies. They're great. Camille Rose is really expensive. The dew has hair droplets. The main attraction has hair droplets. And a lot of the attraction, if you buy it on TikTok, you can get free shipping. If you just buy one bottle, you can try. They smell great, they work great for our hair. I've done a bunch of videos using the main attraction. They're great black owned hair product companies. They're great.