Re: Black hair/white products
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key word is moisture...moisture...moisture....
mi mix and match up products..
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Me too. I will try to purchase products made by Black folks if I can, but whatever works best to keep my hair and scalp healthy is what I use.
My current favorite for deep conditioning is a line called Ojon - it's not available everywhere, but each person I've had use it loves it. I purchase it online but it's also available at some Sephora stores as well. Natural hair, locs, permed hair . . . it's the most moisturizing product I've ever used and everyone agrees. The only thing that I've heard it doesn't work for is natural hair that you want to press - it leaves too much moisture in the hair. Imagine that . . . too much moisture! I'm lovin' it [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70409-waytogo.gif[/img]!
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key word is moisture...moisture...moisture....
mi mix and match up products..
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Me too. I will try to purchase products made by Black folks if I can, but whatever works best to keep my hair and scalp healthy is what I use.
My current favorite for deep conditioning is a line called Ojon - it's not available everywhere, but each person I've had use it loves it. I purchase it online but it's also available at some Sephora stores as well. Natural hair, locs, permed hair . . . it's the most moisturizing product I've ever used and everyone agrees. The only thing that I've heard it doesn't work for is natural hair that you want to press - it leaves too much moisture in the hair. Imagine that . . . too much moisture! I'm lovin' it [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70409-waytogo.gif[/img]!
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