I need your input!

So, I'm both a curly girl and a hairstylist, and I recently talked my boss into carrying the Deva Curl line at our salon. Our product rep recently brought testers of all the Deva Curl products for us to try before we committed to actually purchasing the entire line for the salon. I took the samples home to try out myself, but I would also love some feedback from all of you on which products work best on which types of curls, as well as product combinations that you either love or hate. Anything to give myself and my coworkers a starting point from which to work.
Curl type 3a, coarse, low porosity, high density, and extremely frizz-prone. Color-treated, but with ammonia-free, professional color. Also trying to grow it out.
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HG: Jessicurl Too Shea and Kinky Curly Curling Custard
Shampoo: nonsulfate shampoo and Suave Naturals sulfate shampoo when needed
I wouldn't say there are certain hair types that it works better for. It's a good starting point for curlies until they find better products. That's how I look at Deva Curl. Sorry Lorraine.
By the way, I have very dense coarse hair, and high porosity at the time I used it.
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NP/LP: CJ Daily Fix, KMF Whenever / Giovanni TTTT
RO/LI: Aussie Moist, CJ Argan & Olive Oil, Hask Keratin Protein
DC/PROTEIN: KC Stellar Strands / CNPF
STYLER: CJ Curl Queen
COLOR: henna, amla & indigo
:thumbdown:: glycerin in high/low dews, polyquat-10 & 11, parabens
my hair is medium texture, normal porosity.
3a, some 2c & 3b, medium texture, porosity normal, low elasticity :-(
washing/cowashing, conditioning, protein tx: curl junkie products
leave in:curl junkie conditioners and treatments as leave in
styling: curl junkie
sealants - jane carter nourish & shine