Crown Affair reviews and discussion

As someone who has recently started growing out his hair, I didn't realize what a difference having a nice comb makes. The quality feels so much nicer than what I was previously using (& anticipating), and after a few months of daily use, there has been no warping in the comb. The branding is coming off a bit, but that obviously doesn't affect the quality of the comb.

I used to think this brand was outrageously over priced hair care, but unfortunately for my wallet, everything I’ve tried from Crown Affair has been amazing. The clips hold my hair so well (the second row of clips on the inside really help), and the towel makes my hair dry quicker and keep it far more protected after showering. I also got a free travel size in my order so I’ll try that next. Can’t wait to see what else Crown Affair makes next!

As a curly girl, I’m always looking for leave-in conditioners that repel frizz and maintain moisture. I’ve enjoyed this leave-in a lot — it’s really good at both. My only downside is I need to use a lot of it to work on my voluminous hair, and the bottle sizes are quite small (with a squirt mechanism that only lets out very little product at a time).

I bought a bottle of the Signature Scent Hair Fragrance and it's become my go to scent lately. I have gotten many compliments on it. I love when my hair smells good, but not too overpowering. I only use 2-3 sprays per use, so the bottle will last me quite a while.

I’ve been using both the Crown Affair Leave-In Conditioner and the Finishing Spray, and my experiences with them have been very different. The Leave-In Conditioner has quickly become a staple for me. It’s lightweight, deeply hydrating, and leaves my hair feeling soft and healthy without weighing it down. It works well on its own and layers nicely with other products. I’ll absolutely continue to repurchase it. The Finishing Spray hasn’t been as strong a match for my hair type so far. I found it a bit sticky and heavier than expected, though I can see its potential and plan to keep experimenting with how I use it. I think it may work better with different application techniques or styling routines. Overall, the conditioner is a standout for me, and while the spray isn’t an immediate favorite, I’m open to continuing to work with it.

I have curly thin dry hair and have tried soooo many shampoos and conditioners over the years. So happy I’ve finally found Crown Affair. My hair feels thicker, has less frizz and the scent is so divine.

The spray nozzle is angled upward, so it is easy to pump when it is on the counter, which is something I did not think I would appreciate so much. It is also lightly scented, not overpowering, and gender-neutral. The price is a little steep for me personally for an everyday leave-in conditioner, but I do appreciate the splurge every once in a while.

Good god this product smells awful. My husband told me that if someone came into my house with such a strong fragrance on, I would make them leave, and he's 100% right. It took many shampoos to get the scent out. And the first day it was so strong it gave me a headache. I dont understand how such a clean brand (which I love about it!) would have such a strong scent. I mostly buy unscented products because I only shop super clean brands, and I would think this brand would have an unscented version. The actual product made my hair feel quite nice. But if you have an aversion to fragrance at all, beware.

I have been a big hater of dry shampoo for years because I hate the buildup and smell, this has changed everything. It smells amazing, doesn't leave a residue and works!

I have heard a lot about the Crown Affair and have attempted to buy the dry shampoo from Sephora but it's always sold out. I'm very happy to have snagged this and the others to try out. The overnight repair serum seems to make my hair feel softer, and as an oily hair girl I didn't feel like it weighed my hair down too much after application. I've owned so many dry shampoos and I love that the dry brush applicator which isn't terribly messy - and the best thing is it doesn't have the typical strong dry shampoo smell. The texturing air dry mousse is really nice as I've been trying to accept my wavy-ish hair but don't like my hair to be crunchy. It doesn't feel like a lot of product in my hair so I don't have to wash it out in the evening. The finishing gel is great for when you want your hair to not be frizzy but once again, not hard and crunchy. Lastly, I picked up a hair towel because seriously what can make a towel so amazing? Well I loved the size and the fact it did make my hair dry faster and less frizzy. I'll be picking these up for my in-laws and sisters!

I have fine hair that is easily weighed down so I am very picky about what products I use on it. I tend to have dry frizzy ends so anything that can help with that is always something I am looking for. The overnight leave in serum does an excellent job. I was skeptical about the claims and reviews but it really did leave my hair feeling super soft in the morning. The packaging is super weighty glass which I both like and dislike. Honestly I would prefer something abit lighter and pass on the savings to the customer because it isn’t cheap. One thing I don’t love is the smell. It’s got some sort of Smokey herbal smell to it that I really dislike. It’s a shame because everything else about it is great.

I love Crown Affair, and I think The Oil is my favorite hair oil I’ve ever tried. It doesn’t weigh down my fine hair but still has enough glide to cover how long it is! I also like the Air Drying Mousse for easy waves.

I love so many Crown Affair products, and I've been using the brand since it first started. They smell great, they work well, they're beautifully packaged. I think the prices are fair for the quality involved. Their hair-drying towels are leaps and bounds above competitors in quality.

beautifully designed products - the brush helps avoid any caking or white streaks, while the powder and twist close design makes it easy to travel with (especially on flights where aerosols can't be brought).

Really love the smell of this and it does seem to provide a good amount of moisture to my curly hair. Thus far I've been using it on wet hair before bed. It does not irritate my skin which tends to be sensitive so i'm really happy with it. Its definitely an upgrade from argan oil

I love all of the products from this brand, but my favorites are the leave-in conditioner, which is incredibly lightweight and hydrating, the signature scent fragrance, and the overnight repair serum, which has worked amazingly for my overnight curls. I love how the scent is light, but very fresh. Both leave-ins are great for curly, coarse hair!

I’m a big fan of the Crown Affair Air-Dry mousse. If you have wavy to curly hair, this is perfect for those days where you just want to air-dry and go! For reference, my hair type is 2b and medium thickness.

Using Crown Affair has been an upgrade in my routine. I’ve been using the Volumizing Shampoo and the Hydrating Conditioner, and the combo does what it says—my hair feels clean, light, soft and nourished. I liked being able to build my own bundle of their products (I actually did a set of 4 and a set of 3 to try a wide range). From the core set to the masks and serums, the textures are lightweight and moisturizing with clean scents (and ingredients). The styling products work well in tandem to keep my often chaotic hair at bay.

I wish I could give this a 3.5. I don’t have any issues with this brand but it isn’t going to be anything I will repeat but and probably wouldn’t have bought without the thing drop discount. However, all of my issues are a preference thing-not anything problematic with the products. It may be the perfect product for other people. I purchased the bristle/nylon brush, dry shampoo, and scrub. Everything is beautifully packaged and designed with a luxe, minimal feel. The brush is well made and seems on par with other luxury brushes. Like all these brushes, the bristles don’t really make it through my thick, Asian hair to really get to my scalp like I’d like. I’ll keep it and use it but I still like the cheap Conair brushes for a good scalp scratch. The dry shampoo is an interesting package design that I was excited about. The brush fits in the jar-a nice detail-and there’s a top area separated from the bottom where the majority of the powder is stored so you have to tap/shake to get some powder into the top section. The powder is very white so I use it at night and really have to work it into my black hair for it not to look grey. Thus, the brush and powder jar are a little fussy considering I need to work through my hair anyway. It seems comparable to the Oribe powder I normally use but the oribe is a simpler shake on and not a big plastic jar but rather a metal canister. Oribe wins for me. The scrub is very similar to the Christoph Robin scrub I use. The Crown Affair scrub has a very perfumed smell which I don’t love (again preference) but the scent fades quickly and I don’t really mind it. However, it takes at least twice as much Crown Affair compared to the Christoph Robin to get the same lather and clean. The product is about the same price but the Christoph Robin lasts twice as long so a much better deal there. I also like the feel of my hair after more than with Crown Affair so Christoph Robin wins. Again, all just my preference and it may work great for others.

This brand has really grown on me and continued to impress me. From the real silk hair ties and pillowcases to the real boar bristles on the brushes, I am impressed with their quality. I also loved that they’ve collabed with cool companies DS&Durga but still have remained true to their brand identity with the colors and merch that is all aligned. Would definitely recommend and have been happy with everything of theirs that I’ve tried.