Blended Cuties VS Curly Q

Hello...my daughter is a 4a/3c. currently we are using products from curls.biz (It's a Curl Shampoo and Curly Q Custard. They have been working ok when i first use them, but during the day her hair dries too stiff/hard for me. i was looking for a product to soften her hair/dry softer. i was wondering if anyone had any experience with the Blended cutie products...i was considering buying a sample of the products and deciding from there, but i just wanted a little info from someone who's child had a similar hair type to my daughter and could help me out...or if someone has any experiece with ANOTHER product that softened their child's hair without drying would be greatly appreciated!!!!
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My 6 1/2 year old has mainly 3c hair, 3b at the nape and there might be the odd 4a in the middle. I haven't tried blended beauty, but we started using Curly Q's coconut conditioner this week along with Mixed Chicks shampoo and leave in conditioner, I have to say I was under whelmed by the results. I always do two strand twists when the hair is wet and I took them out the following in day, my daugther's hair was dull with average curls. Today (3 days after washing) she has S shaped curls at the front, spirals at the back and some of her hair is straight at the sides (which is quite normal for her). If blended beauties works over a longer period please let us all know.
Smooth Finish Conditioner - Body & Hair Care: Paula's Choice Skin Care & Cosmetics
It works great on both my girls curls and they have different types.
Miss E turning 2 in a month
Miss I - 4 years old