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Comment on Co-Washing for Fine Hair: Do you? How-To? by Elisaaa

Elisaaa — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:03:34 +0000

If your hair was greasy, it could just be because your scalp was adjusting to the oil levels. Your scalp had to produce a ton of oil to make up for the oil stripping sulfates in shampoos, so when it suddenly goes to conditioner, it usually goes through a few weeks of an adjustment period where your hair will be super greasy. In a few weeks it should level out and you’ll see the results you want! Try sticking through it a bit longer and it will be worth it(:

Comment on Hairstyles for Holiday with celeb stylist Tommy Buckett by beverly merano

beverly merano — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:17:33 +0000

i purchased a curling iron recently and i am not pleased with it dosen’t heat up very well

Comment on Co-Washing for Fine Hair: Do you? How-To? by Pat

Pat — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 19:37:25 +0000

I have thin, fine naturally oily that I shampoo everyday (every since high school). now I also color to cover grey. I was given a bottle of Hair One and it was too conditioning for my hair. It felt very heavy and limp (I wear it all one length, to my shoulders). I googled, read up and found people suggesting the Suave Tropical Coconut and the Suave Clarifying. I tried the tropica coconut. While it was WAY WAY better, it was still too conditioning. I got the Suave Clarifying conditioner (which actually reads on the bottle for limp, fine oily hair) and it’s perfect. My hair blow dries with plenty of bounce and movement, doesn’t feel oily (even at the end of the day). It also feels great. Last weekend I colored it, and since then (4 days) I have used a white towel to see how much color it removes, and the answer if NONE!!! the white towel is still………white!!! So my fine limp oily colored hair is loving Suave Clarifying condition just fine.

Don’t give up just because you use one thing and it doesn’t work. It took three different products for me to find the right one.

Comment on You know what’s easy? by Denise Anderson

Denise Anderson — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:57:28 +0000

I have very short hair. I am a bit challenged in the styling department. I have been all my life. Some have it and some don’t. The idea with bringing hot rollers back is a good one. So many people fry there hair using all the new technology when there is nothing wrong with older technology.

Comment on Video: All About Professional Hair Dryers by Denise Anderson

Denise Anderson — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:34:13 +0000

I thought the video was helpful. Now if you could teach me the different ways of styling with it that would be great. I have always had trouble in that area. I can dry my hair but not always the direction it is suppose to be done. It would be helpful if you could explain the attachments that come with the dryers? Debra was correct in saying the Regular People are a bit confused on how they work? I don’t know if regular people is the correct wording? It makes me feel less then adequate. But the point is I am confused on how they work so there is probably more propel out there thinking the same thing. You did a great job for it being the first video. Keep up the job of informing us and we will keep watching.

Comment on Julia Roberts: Where did all the curls go? by Whitney

Whitney — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 05:44:45 +0000

It is SO ironic to see this! I am watching Pretty Woman right now (one of my favs that I have on DVD) and I am always in awe of her beautiful big curls! I only would love for my hair could to mimic this natural style of hers. I am in the process of hair healthy hair challenge and with that, i hope to grow my hair further- so one day, I will be there. Also, I wondered the same Julie abot Julia Roberts… where are those great curls of hers?! They are fantastic but we have not seen them in so long!

Whitney
African American, Natural, 3b/4a hair

Comment on New York Fashion Week: All about color by E Lancaster

E Lancaster — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 05:24:12 +0000

Well, I purchased a Keratin Hairart flatiron and it stopped working in 4 months! The company was supposed to warranty its product for a year. However, when I called to have it replaced, I was rudely disrespected by the customer service manager and advised that i would have to send a check in the amount of $14.95 plus pay the cost to have it sent to them. After sending $120 on the flatiron, I ave to turn around and send another $30 to have the defective product replaced.

Comment on Grow Hair Long for A Purpose by Innesa

Innesa — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 06:36:06 +0000

Hi my name is Innesa and for years I have been trying to grow out my hair. But it hasn’t grown any. It seems like its just getting shorter. I am tryong everything! I was just wondering what kind of hair styles did you do to your hair? Cause I’m the type of person who has to have her hair done and nothing else matter.

Comment on Some Hair-Inspiration by angelica

angelica — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 23:17:47 +0000

how do u do this braid? or whats the name?

Comment on Co-Washing for Fine Hair: Do you? How-To? by Trich

Trich — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 20:51:05 +0000

I have straight hair that I don’t color and I swear that Shielo’s Volume Line gives me more swing to my hair when I use it. I also use Shielo’s Volume Hairspray (its Flexible Hold) on my daughter sometimes and I notice that her flyaways are much neater after using the Shielo brand.

The scent is AMAZING!

I have also gotten compliments on the scent from people when my hair was dry. I recommend this shampoo to anyone who is looking to stretch out their haircut visits. Your hair stays healthy and smells great.