Real Results from Crown Reserve Customers

Every photo and video on this page was taken and shared by a real Crown Reserve customer, with their permission. Nothing here is a stock image and nothing has been retouched.

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Crown Reserve is a Black owned botanical hair care line handmade in Randallstown, Maryland. The herbs are slow infused for four months, and the products are made for type 3 and type 4 natural hair, including low porosity hair that tends to sit wet without absorbing.

Customer video reviews

These were filmed at our booth at the Germantown Flea Market and the Ubiquitous Women's Expo. Nobody was paid and nobody was given a script. I asked people who came back to the table what they thought, and this is what they said.

Scalp Oil. "I had locs, cut them off because my hair was thinning, and I got a whole bunch of dry patches. I couldn't find anything that would help moisturize it. As soon as I found this, I'm so happy." She uses the Scalp Oil a few times a week on a clean scalp.
Flaxseed Gel. "I tried the gel and it really worked. I was really glad. You don't need a whole lot." The Flaxseed Gel was the first thing to sell out at the expo. I went home Saturday night and made more for Sunday.
Flaxseed Gel. "It was perfect. It gave just the right slip. It wasn't greasy, it wasn't sticky, nothing like that." That slip is the slippery elm and flaxseed mucilage doing the work, not silicone.
Repeat customer. Locs and kids' hair. "I've been using it so much. When I run out, that's it, I like it." She came back to the booth for her second bottle. She retwists her locs with the oil, and she styles her kids' hair with the Flaxseed Gel, so one order covers the whole house. Repeat customers are the review I care about most.

Want to try what they are using? The Wash Day Trio has the Scalp Oil, the Flaxseed Gel and Strands + Ends in one box, or start with a single product here.

What the photos show

The results people share with us tend to fall into three groups.

Scalp and density. Close up shots of the crown and part, usually from customers using the Scalp Oil on a bare, clean scalp a few times a week.

Length retention. Stretched or blown out shots. Length retention is about keeping the ends you already grew rather than growing faster, which is why these photos are taken stretched. Here is why that distinction matters.

Curl definition. Wash day shots using the Flaxseed Gel, where the goal is clumped, defined coils that stay soft instead of crunchy. If your gel flakes, this is usually why.

A note on results

Hair grows on its own schedule and everybody's is different. What people show here is what happened for them. It is not a promise of what will happen for you, and no hair product is a treatment for hair loss or a scalp condition. If something is going on with your scalp that concerns you, please see a dermatologist.

Have a result of your own? Tag @alysiatawanta on Instagram or email a photo to us and I will add it here with your permission.