« What is Laser Hair Removal? | Home | What are some good Facial Hair Removal tips? »
What is Mizani Hair Care Product?
By Yvonne Dueno | September 16, 2007
Question: What is Mizani hair care product? What Mizani hair care product should I use?
Answer: I give a two thumps up to this product. Mizani hair care product line was created exclusively for the client that has extremely course or curly hair or the individual that is looking to manage their dense hair style. This line of product cleanses and replenishes essential oils necessary to restore hair’s moisture protein balance, resulting in a unique hair care system.
Mizani hair care products has a complete line of shampoos and conditioners, hair straitening relaxers, styling and setting lotions. The Mizani Botanifying Conditioning Shampoo has a mixture of botanical ingredients, proteins and conditioners that can actually replenish the scalps natural moisture. An 8.5 oz bottle can cost you about $10-$15.00 depending where you buy it. Some web-sites offer great discounts with memberships.
One of the most popular mizani hair care products is the Mizani hair straightening product called the Mizani conditioning relaxer straightener, comes in mild, regular and super strength. Your hair dresser will know which one
will suit your type of hair best. Don’t forget the formula 7 neutralizing and chelating shampoo for the post relaxer treatment; this will help your hair get back to a stable acid balance.
Here is some info that can come in handy when using Mizani hair care products.
- Any relaxer can burn your hair if you use it the wrong way.
- Lye is something found in many hair relaxers. It helps the product work, but it can also burn the skin.
- Relaxers without lye don’t usually bother your skin as much, but you still need to be safe and use them with caution.
- Don’t leave the relaxer on longer than the recommended time.
- Always use a neutralizing shampoo.
- Use a protein conditioner after relaxing your, this help restore the poly tides of the hair back to its first state.
- Try not to scratch or manipulate the scalp before any treatment, using petroleum jelly to protect the scalp can be a good idea in some instances.
How often you should relax your hair all depends on your hair and how fast it grows. I like to have my clients wait at least four weeks before a retouch and by this I mean just the roots, but usually any where from six to eight weeks is a good projected amount of time.
Important Style Tip:
- Always consult a professional before applying any chemicals to your hair. If you have a hair stylist that works with your hair on a regular basis, they would know the limits you should be aware of.
- Don’t over do your chemical processes; chemicals are harsh and will eventually make your hair fall out.
Love your natural hair, it is what God gave you and it’s beautiful. It’s OK to make slight changes and it’s ok to be radical with your look if that is what makes you happy, but do not hurt your self by not loving the hair you have, remember… at least you have hair.
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Mizani Hair Relaxer | Mizani Scalp Oil | Mizani Hair Treatment | Mizani Nite Treatment |
Product Reviews
Mizani is the best relaxer for African American with fine hair. Pair it with the heat serum and deep intense conditioner and your hair is smooth as silk.
Product Description
Mizani Rhelaxer for?medium/normal hair. Available sizes: 30 oz., 4 lb. FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY! This product is designed to be used exclusively by a licensed cosmetologist. Instructions necessary for the safe and satisfactory use of this product by non-professional persons are NOT included with this product. ALL WARRANTIES AS TO SAFETY, FITNESS FOR USE, MERCHANTABILITY AND SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE ARE EXCLUDED WITH RESPECT TO USE BY NON-PROFESSIONAL PERSONS.
Tags: Mizani Hair Care Product Mizani Hair Care Products Mizani Relaxers Mizani Straighteners Mizani Hair Questions Mizani Style Questions Hair Questions Mizani Hair Shampoo Mizani Tools Mizani HairStyles Mizani Hairstyle Examples Mizani Product Types
Topics: Hair Straightener |
Comments are closed.