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Thursday, November 15th, 2007Question: Are Mizani hair care products only for Black hair? Can a Caucasian with thick wavy hair benefit from the Mizani hair care product system?
Answer: Mizani hair care products are formulated for the person with thick, dry, course and curly hair, whether you are Black, White, Brown or any other Color. Although Mizani hair care products cater to those of African decent, these products are the gold standard, the absolute premium, salon exclusive hair care and treatment product that totally caters to any person that is desirous of obtaining smooth moisturized hair. If you have extremely curly hair or your hair is thick course and dry, Mizani is able to bring the balance that you might be looking for. After all that is
What is Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment made of?
Monday, November 12th, 2007Question: What is Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment made of? How is this treatment applied?
Answer: Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment is made of 100% pure Ojon palm nut oil. This nut oil is the same oil that the Miskito Indians of Central America have been using for over 500 years to beautify their long locs. It’s distinctive odor (it smells like coffee to some people and smoked wood to others) is the validation of the genuine Ojon nut oil.
Is Revlon wet to set hair straightener best to use with wet hair?
Monday, October 29th, 2007Question: Is Revlon wet to set hair straightener best to use with wet hair? How does this straightening iron dry hair and straighten at the same time?
Answer: Revlon wet to set hair straightener is a great product for damp not wet, hair. Wet to dry irons have a steam vent so moisture evaporates with the heat as you straighten. Although the promotional wordage says wet to dry, the truth is that damp hair is what they mean. This is a good iron to use if you are in a
Which FHI Hot Iron or curling iron is best for each look?
Sunday, October 28th, 2007Question: Which FHI Hot Iron or curling iron is best for each look? I like fixing my hair differently each day, some days I want soft spirals and other days I want smooth sleek tresses.
Answer: The best iron for all types of hair is one with a temperature gauge so you can fine tune it to your texture and density. Course hair needs a higher degree of heat than
What natural hair relaxer do you recommend for natural red curly course hair?
Monday, October 22nd, 2007Question: What natural hair relaxer do you recommend for natural red curly course hair? What is the difference between a regular salon relaxer and a natural hair relaxer?
Answer: Natural hair relaxers are a no lye base product. Lye is sodium hydroxide and is used by many industries as a base for paper, textiles, soaps, detergents among other things. Since natural hair relaxers obviously do not contain this compound, they tend to be less potent. No lye hair relaxers work great on
What Chi hair straightener is best for my limp fine hair?
Sunday, October 21st, 2007Question: What Chi hair straightener is best for my limp fine hair? What does ergonomic design and ionic technology mean when it concerns the Chi hair straightener?
Answer: Ionic technology is the use of tourmaline crystals in the ceramic plates of the Chi hair straightener. These crystals have the capacity to send positive and negative ions throughout the hair which leave the hair soft and silky and then some. Read my article on tourmaline for more info. The chi hair straightener claims to use ergonomic design in its
Do you recommend Mizani Relaxers for hair that has been processed?
Sunday, October 14th, 2007Question: Do you recommend Mizani Relaxers for hair that has been processed? Which relaxer strength do you suggest I use?
Answer: Mizani hair care products are the gold standard, the absolute premium, salon exclusive hair care and treatment product that totally caters to the person of African American descent. If you have extremely curly hair or your hair is thick course and dry, Mizani is able to bring the balance that you might
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