If you’ve been following Brittany Rose for a while, you probably remember her original brand, A Natural Rose. A line known for its butters and oils. Today, that brand has evolved into She’s Made by Brittney, a refreshed and elevated collection of Brittany Rose hair products designed for natural hair care.

I tested the full updated line on wash day, and in this She’s Made product review, I’m breaking down how each product performed, from the shampoo to the deep hydration mask, leave-in butter, and essential oil blend. I’ll also link my full YouTube review so you can see everything in action.

What Is She’s Made by Brittney Rose?

She’s Made is the newly revamped collection of Brittany Rose hair products, formerly known as A Natural Rose. The rebrand includes updated formulas, new packaging, and a more cohesive wash-day system. While some fan favorites remain (like thick butters and oils), the overall line has a new, more modernized feel.

This post will cover the She’s Made Shampoo, She’s Made Deep Hydration Mask, She’s Made Leave-In Butter, She’s Made Essential Oil, and my honest review of these products. I’ve also included a She’s Made product review video for real-time reactions.

She’s Made Shampoo Review

The She’s Made Shampoo is creamy with a botanical scent layered over peppermint undertones. The peppermint gives the scalp a nice tingling sensation, and the shampoo provides light hydration without stripping the hair. Pretty much what you’d expect from a moisturizing shampoo.

If you’re sensitive to peppermint, keep the smell and tingling in mind, but overall, it performs like a gentle, hydrating cleanser.

She’s Made Deep Hydration Mask

The Deep Hydration Mask is very thick, and it coats the hair easily from root to ends. While it has slip, I personally felt it could have used a little more. The instructions mention detangling with a hair tool, and when I used my UNbrush, it helped a lot.

In one of her videos, Brittany mentioned that a little goes a long way, but when I applied the She’s Made Deep Hydration Mask, I definitely had to go back in with more. Maybe my “little” was too little?

Even after applying the She’s Made Essential Oil on top, I didn’t notice a major difference in performance, but results may vary depending on hair porosity and texture. Honestly, based on the videos I’ve been seeing on Brittany Rose Hair Products, I’m starting to think I may be the problem.

She’s Made Leave-In Butter (A Natural Rose Hair Butter)

The She’s Made Leave-In Butter is thick but smooth, not runny, and melts nicely into the hair. The application went on smoothly and absorbed pretty fast. Like the rest of the line, it has a botanical scent, but it’s not overpowering.

It did as it claimed and provided moisture. Not something I’d call a must-have, but I’m not mad at it. I paired it with my Bee Girl Custard by De La Doux and ended up with a fluffy braid-out. I probably should have used more gel, though.

She’s Made Essential Hair Oil

The Essential Hair Oil includes grape seed, castor seed, lavender, sweet almond, and rosemary oils. It’s a lightweight blend designed to hydrate and nourish the scalp.

My thoughts: The She’s Made Essential Oil was lightweight with a pleasant smell. Honestly, it was probably the one product from the bundle I would have kept. I’m biased toward hair oils that work well for my scalp without causing excess dandruff or buildup, and I enjoyed this one. When paired with the mask, I didn’t see a significant change, but as an oil, it performs nicely.

She’s Made Product Review

Want to see texture, application, and real-time wash-day results? Check out my YouTube video that includes a full breakdown of the product bundle, which features the She’s Made Shampoo, She’s Made Deep Hydration Mask, She’s Made Leave-In Butter, and She’s Made Essential Oil, along with my wash day results.

Should You Try Brittany Rose Hair Products?

If you’re curious about the Brittany Rose Hair Care Products transition from A Natural Rose to She’s Made, this post and video will help you decide. But in my opinion, for now, you can save your coins. Not everyone feels this way, but honestly, I could have passed.

The brand is still growing, the formulas are gentle, and the ingredients look promising. I’ll definitely revisit these products once the line expands, but for now, they sit somewhere in the middle for me … good, just not yet a staple in my wash-day lineup.

Have you tried Brittany Rose Hair Care Products? What are your thoughts?