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By: May on 10/18/2007 8:07AM
Hi Diane,
I have a few questions:
1. I know a texturizer is not quite a relaxer, but is it "better" for you hair?
2. I currently have relaxed hair with a weave installed. I had alot of breakage around my edges from overprocessing my hair. I was doing my own relaxers until recently. What is a good way, or product to bring my thin, brittle edges back to growth and life?
3. I just ordered your book. Are there any others that you can recommend that combine natural and relaxed hair advice. I am considering going natural. But my hair is very dry and kinky. I would rather have a coily look if I went natural. I don't know what to do.
4. I've been tooling the net for good curling and straightening irons. I've come across a few steam tools. What is your take on those? Are they better for your hair? Are they any good? If so, can you recommend any?
Please Help!
Thanks,
May
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By: april on 10/18/2007 8:49AM
I have curly hair and as you know curly locks are thirsty locks. I would like to know of a product that's EASY TO FIND that works wonders for curly hair. Currently, I use Silk'n Curl Styling by Smooth'n Shine and I recently started washing and conditioning my hair with SAMY products.
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By: Lisa on 11/08/2007 6:34PM
What are your top 5 moisturizers for relaxed hair?
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