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I have this Conair for my daughter. It is good for the money ($29.99) - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_oh_product I use a Sedu, which is really, really expensive, but I LOVE it ($135.00). It is really worth the money. You can really tell the difference. My hair never really gets frizzy after I use this dryer, and it also dries my hair quickly: http://www.amazon.com/Sedu-Ultrapowe...8862911&sr=1-1

Reviving a long dormant thread. I'm interested in this for my thinning hair. They have a sample pack of shampoo/conditioner plus a gel (almost all 2 oz products) for $45 which is not too bad. Mind you I'm not looking to purchase tomorrow but my hair is so fine and thin this scalp showing through is kind of getting me down. In an odd way CG just exacerbates it as before I could brush it out and hairspray the heck out of it and it...

Nothing from Komaza, yet. I've been buying the AfroDetangler since beginning of Feb--on my 4th bottle--and have NEVER gotten a sale notice of any kind from there.

Quote: Originally Posted by *Angela* I tried to leave a comment on photobucket but wasn't able to...I think your hair looks good...the curls are softer although not as defined as your other pics with gel. I think it's nice to have the option of a lazy day and being able to give the hair a break from gel. I agree the ease is worth the swap of great hair for a change.

I'm 40, and my hair is at the bottom of my brastrap. I personally like mine to be longer than shoulder length because it then gains enough weight to reduce the bulk somewhat. That being said, I'm sure there are those who think I am being overwhelmed by hair, and they probably have a point. But, I like it, which is all that matters for now.

One more question... Should I invest in one of those negative ion or ionic blowdryers or whatever they're called. Do they make a difference in drying time and frizz control? Thanks!

I'm not sure about suave deep cleaning for men, but the Vo5 isn't all that good. The regular suave clarifying is clarifying, but not chelating. You need a shampoo that also chelates. Which means, removes the build up. Sally's sells a treatment that comes in a small packet. You mix it with water and it turns into a gel. You put that gel on your head and let it sit for 2-3 mins. My guess is that sounds like more what you need. I...

Your hair is amazing! Have you tried the CHS hair clamps? Dont know if your hair may be too heavy - would be handy if you could borrow some first to try them just to see.

Quote: Originally Posted by laurenbrooke Thank you Del!!! Just the insight I was looking for. What do you mean by spritz condition? I could look into it since I've seen posts using this term, but have not read them. I so hope this is what has been causing me all these problems, because it would be such an easy fix. Thanks again!!! link is in my siggie even if you don't S&C try just washing once with your regular rinse out to...

Hi Mebsy, I TRY to not have hair envy and consider what my hair is capable of doing but it's difficult. I compare it to losing weight but still feeling fat when you look in the mirror.