Brazilian Blowout?

[sparky]

I also thought from the thread title that this related to waxing or an unfortunate digestive incident.

[SuzeQuze]

Originally Posted by Enchanted_Stevi

You should try the Paul Brown Retexturizer that I posted...

I'll see if I can find a salon that does it.

[fumidesigns]

was bout to throw in my 2cents but then i noticed you said "brazilian" not "dominican".

i'm sure my texture/grain of hair is different for all of yours soooooooooooooo i doubt my opinion would do any good lol!

carry on............

[fumidesigns]

Originally Posted by Enchanted_Stevi

Just thought I'd share that I went to a hair show today and Paul Brown was featured today(Paul Brown was actually there too lol) and they showed us and did a live demonstration of "HAPUNA KERATIN RETEXTURIZER SYSTEM" its like a "brazilian blowout" but less advasive...plus it doesnt have the formaldehyde, aldehyde, or Thio in it. Its practically "green"

The demo had this girl who had wavy curly hair and was kinda frizzy....they put the stuff on it...let it sit...brought her out back to wash it out...then she came oit with wet hair and they only blow dried half of it(without a brush) and it was really straight...not frizzy...smooth...wicked awesome! She walked around and let us feel her hair.

So this is definatly a must try...I wanna buy it and try it on ashley's mom
http://paulbrownhawaii.com/hapuna-retexturizer.asp

ok my beautician uses this and recommended it to me. i chose not to cuz i'm fully natural and don't want to be depended on ANYTHING. my flaxseed gel is just fine for my wet look and i normally only wear my hair straight in the winter anyway......

i've seen the effects of this tho and i do recommend it to anyone who has frizzy issues!

oh and the most my stylist has ever used on me is the shampoo and conditioner and it was great...........but it's rare that she does this.

[fumidesigns]

on my quest to use only organic products, like my gel i make for my hair, i found out about this "hair mud" that's shampoo. has anyone here ever used it? i am considering ordering....

http://www.terressentials.com/haircare.html

[Enchanted_Stevi]

Originally Posted by fumidesigns

ok my beautician uses this and recommended it to me. i chose not to cuz i'm fully natural and don't want to be depended on ANYTHING. my flaxseed gel is just fine for my wet look and i normally only wear my hair straight in the winter anyway......

i've seen the effects of this tho and i do recommend it to anyone who has frizzy issues!

oh and the most my stylist has ever used on me is the shampoo and conditioner and it was great...........but it's rare that she does this.

You should get the shampoo and conditioner...it does AMAZING things lol

[SuzeQuze]

Dr. Weil points out that, although manufacturers may claim "formaldehyde free", there are 9 other ingredients that are also formaldehyde according to OSHA, "methylene glycol, formalin, methylene oxide, paraform, formic aldehyde, methanal, oxomethane, oxymethylene, or CAS Number 50-00-0 are actually formaldehyde, according to OSHA's formaldehyde standard". These straightening solutions have been banned in Canada and have been recalled in Australia, Ireland, France, Germany and Cyprus.

http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/QAA40083...ing-Scare.html