Detoxing hair..

[maritoni 3]

I tried your formula and I like it.

I have a natural curly hair that has been relaxed a lot when I was still in the Philippines.

They are very strict here when it comes to straightening your hair and they wouldn't do mine so they recommended an iron. I have not used one before and the salon where I went to ( Fantastic Sam ) suggested CHI. It was expensive, more than $100 but I have been using it for a month now and I believe it was worth it. I use the CHI Ironguard spray before ironing .

I shampoo my hair everyday and use TREsemme Thermal Recovery Conditioner but three times a week I use Pantene Restoratives and now your formula with it. My hair has improved a lot.

Thank you.

Myla

Isa sa mga pinaka the best na conditioner pero sa Cream silk pa rin ako sis:)

Thank you for sharing:)

[maritoni 3]

Ate Mj, Madaming Mayonnaise e...yung may pickles ba? Tuna or Chicken Flavor?? hahahaha..joke! joke!

Gandang Umaga sayo!!!!

Hehe,Pasaway na bata talaga ito:P

balik na sa tambayan natin at imeet kita dun!

Baka gusto mo ring ideliver kita ng bunches of spank dyan!

[Manika 0]

Hi,

How many times po ba mag aaplay ng mayonnaise in 1 month, once a month lang ba? Haba rin kc ng hair ko pero ng pumunta ako dto sa US pumangit at naging dry n kc i think masyadong malakas ung shampoo dito . mahal pa paparlor....hehehe

After a rebond that totally ruin my hair..i did it every other day. To give you an idea how worst it was.. after rebonding, naging curly ang lower half nang hair ko na parang sa igorot. Below shoulder length ang hair ko, nang kumulot, hanggang chin ko na lang. It was really a nightmare.

I used the mayonnaise every other day for the next two weeks. As may hair improve, binawasan ko frequency. Naging once a month nang medyo naka recover na. Then i stopped... I shifted to henna.

You just need to tolerate the smell. Pero maganda ang effect.

Relaxing and rebonding really ruins hair to the max!!! I had my hair relaxed in Pinas and that was a big mistake coz my hair got coursed and really dry...so i had it rebonded to make it look beautiful for a longer period of time.

But then again,even a bigger mistake coz after almost a year my hair got a bit curly and dry! Hated it!

Now I'm giving my hair a break from all that relaxing and rebonding for almost 2 years now,just using nice hair stuff to kind of get it back to normal soft and bagsak hair.

I don't use shampoo everyday coz it dries hair,i just use conditioner pag di ko sinashampoo hair ko.

Natawa naman ako sa sinabi ni rheanick na kumulot hair like igorot's kulot hair! Tindi non ha!

Kaya don sa mga balak magparebond,make sure lang na maintain ang rebonding kasi you will just get disgusted pag inistop nyo,papangit kasi hair!

[Manika 0]

Ate Mj, Madaming Mayonnaise e...yung may pickles ba? Tuna or Chicken Flavor?? hahahaha..joke! joke!

Gandang Umaga sayo!!!!

I used mayonnaise with bacon in it,sooo effective! Heheheh,joke lang!

[Asian 0]

Hair Washing Tips:

One doesn't lose hair through washing, but rather through friction and tangling. With shorter hair, how one massages the scalp is not so important. You can move your fingers back and forth, zigzag, in circles, figure eights or sideways -- it doesn't matter because it hardly tangles.

In contrast, long hair gets tangled when the scalp is massaged in circles or zigzag lines. By trying to untangle, it tears or falls out completely.

1. The best place to wash your hair is in the shower. Although some women prefer the wash basin or more especially, bending over the bathtub.

2. Stand bent over with your head tucked downwards. This relaxes the scalp and promotes blood circulation. If your head is higher than your elbows, the muscles in your scalp may cramp up. Try it yourself to see the difference.

3. All the dirt and oil particles should be expelled during the first shampoo, which serves as the purification of the hair. During the SECOND shampoo the scalp should be massaged and NOT THE HAIR!

4. For the correct massage, begin at the hairline and work towards the top massaging the scalp. Keep your hands beneath your hair and move them back and forth. Don’t use your hair as a scrub brush. When you’re finished massaging the scalp, shampoo the rest of your hair to the ends. Treat it like silk and try to avoid knots.

5. Finally, rinse out your hair thoroughly with warm water. If any of the bubbles remain, the hair will be dull and sticky. Feel the hair after cleansing and make sure the slightest trace of shampoo can’t be found.

6. If you can stand it, rinse hair in cold water. This allows the hair molecules to shrink and carries away all unnecessary layers. The hair will be easier to comb.

7. Pour a dab of rinse into your palm and apply with strokes to the length of your hair. Then rinse once more but with lukewarm water.

8. When you step out of the shower, use a hand towel to get rid of excess water.

9. Try to comb through the hair with your fingers, as long as it remains wet. Never brush when wet. Hair has a certain elasticity and can stretch from 1/8 to 1/6 of its original length. Luckily the hair normalizes itself when dry. When wet, it behaves like an over stretched rubber band and breaks. Use instead a wide-toothed tortoise shell comb to untangled and smooth out your hair.

10. Part the hair in small sections and begin 5cm above the ends to comb it out. When the entire lower section is untangled, go approximately 20cm up from the bottom and comb the hair in narrow strands through to the underside. Continue until you reach the scalp and all is tangle-free.

[Asian 0]

BRUSHING

For a healthy head of beautiful hair you must treat, nourish, strengthen and stimulate the living part of the hair - the root. Brushing is an essential part of hair treatment. It keeps the scalp supple and accelerates the blood circulation which feeds the roots and distributes needed fatty acids along the length of the hair, assuring smoother combing without breaking, since lubricants also serve as moisturizers. We advise our clients to brush their hair as soon as they get up in the morning and only to use a natural bristle with a wooden base.

WHY BRUSH IN THE MORNING?

Brushing stimulates the circulation to the scalp and fluffs the hair. Don't think for a minute that this will make your hair more oily. Brushing actually distributes the oils to the ends of your hair. Which in turn is a natural protection for the hair against weather conditions and other stressful occurrences.

NEVER BRUSH WET HAIR!

Hair is more elastic when wet than when dry, and it will stretch when wet to the point of snapping if you use a brush. Instead use a wide tooth tortoise - shell comb. Start with the ends and slowly work your way up to the scalp. Never use a metal or rubber comb.

USE A NATURAL BRISTLE BRUSH WITH A WOODEN BASE

The natural bristles are closest to the hair structure itself, and therefore are less likely to produce tangles on long hair. The wooden base reduces static electricity.

METHOD

Stand with feet slightly apart and bend down from the waist until the hair falls in a curtain before your face. Brush your hair gently, starting from the roots at the nape of your neck and moving toward the end of the hair Follow each brush stroke with the open palm of your other hand. (This counteracts a build - up of static electricity). Start the first day with 20 brush strokes. Then, add 10 strokes each day. For oily condition or fine hair start with 10 strokes. Then add 5 strokes each day. Your goal: fifty brush strokes a day. Remember that morning brushing produces the best results!

PARTING THE HAIR

You probably part your hair on the left side or use a center part. We suggest that you part your hair on the right side. Hair follicles along the forehead grow from the left to the right. A right side part adds height and has your hair doing "push-ups". The middle part is definitely out. It puts additional stress on the weakest hairs on the top of the head, which results in hair thinning and the part spreading wider.

A center part forms a line that goes down the middle of the face, which accentuates the nose and any irregularities that exist between the left and the right side of the face. There are only a very, very few people in the entire world who literally look good with a center part.

[-B&T- 1]

Additional treatment for hair: Rinse your hair with 1 bottle of beer, let it stay for 20 minutes then wash with shampoo and conditioner. Hair will be soft and shiny.

Nilasshing na Buhok!!!HIIKK!!

hmmm..interesting pwede din pala beer sa buhok?Talagang lalambot ang hair kasi malalashing hik! I will try it too.

[maritoni 3]

Relaxing and rebonding really ruins hair to the max!!! I had my hair relaxed in Pinas and that was a big mistake coz my hair got coursed and really dry...so i had it rebonded to make it look beautiful for a longer period of time.

But then again,even a bigger mistake coz after almost a year my hair got a bit curly and dry! Hated it!

Now I'm giving my hair a break from all that relaxing and rebonding for almost 2 years now,just using nice hair stuff to kind of get it back to normal soft and bagsak hair.

I don't use shampoo everyday coz it dries hair,i just use conditioner pag di ko sinashampoo hair ko.

Natawa naman ako sa sinabi ni rheanick na kumulot hair like igorot's kulot hair! Tindi non ha!

Kaya don sa mga balak magparebond,make sure lang na maintain ang rebonding kasi you will just get disgusted pag inistop nyo,papangit kasi hair!

)Okey lang ang rebond kapag expert gaya ng David salon or Ricky reyes...but only recommended sa mga dry haired...Kasi iplantsa yung buhok ng bongang bonga,so pag di maganda ang moisturizer na ginamit eh sirang sira nga ang buhok!paalala lang po!

Edited April 25, 2009 by maritoni

[Manika 0]

)Okey lang ang rebond kapag expert gaya ng David salon or Ricky reyes...but only recommended sa mga dry haired...Kasi iplantsa yung buhok ng bongang bonga,so pag di maganda ang moisturizer na ginamit eh sirang sira nga ang buhok!paalala lang po!

I had my hair rebonded at David's Salon and they did a good job...It's just na overtime lilipas din ung kagandahan na dulot ng rebonding kasi hindi naman permanent ung effect eh...

[o0pink0o 3]

Lilipas at lilipas din naman talaga MOST of the hair treatment eh kasi tutubo at tutubo din ang natural hair.

Before I get here in the US, i had my hair rebonded sa Index salon lang. I spent 2k for it and it took 8 hours for my hair to be rebonded. I actually have fallen asleep in the parlor waiting on it to be done lol! My hair is straight already even before I had it rebonded . Nacurious lang ako kung ano feeling ng hair rebonding lol! I never had major hair treatment kaya i just tried it. That branch of Index salon was recommended by my bestfriend and I saw the result on her hair and it was pretty naman kaya I tried it. I can say that the result on my hair is nice too. I had it done Sept 2008 and pang 7th month na ngayon pero maayos pa rin naman yung hair ko. Another friend of mine asked on where I had it done. She went to that branch and we had the same hair stylist but she told me that the result of hers wasn't good so she went to another salon to fix her hair.

I can say that it really depends on what type of hair do you have. Iba iba ang reaction ng buhok on every treatment kesyo sa mamahalin ka pumuntang parlor or hindi. The hair stylist told my friend that her hair treatment would only last for 3- 5 months because hers is wavey while on the other hand the stylist told me that mine would still be good 9 - 12 months.

[maritoni 3]

I can say that it really depends on what type of hair do you have. Iba iba ang reaction ng buhok on every treatment kesyo sa mamahalin ka pumuntang parlor or hindi. The hair stylist told my friend that her hair treatment would only last for 3- 5 months because hers is wavey while on the other hand the stylist told me that mine would still be good 9 - 12 months.

I agree with you Pinky,as i had my hair rebonded 2003 pa,and it's still straight untill now kasi nga dati na syang straight pero nasira nga lang sa kaka dryer:Pkaya napilitan din akong magparebond....nataon nga lang na expert ang nagrebond kaya hindi sya nag dry ulit..Paalala lang na wavey at dry ay magkaiba!

[yan 1]

I can say that it really depends on what type of hair do you have. Iba iba ang reaction ng buhok on every treatment kesyo sa mamahalin ka pumuntang parlor or hindi. The hair stylist told my friend that her hair treatment would only last for 3- 5 months because hers is wavey while on the other hand the stylist told me that mine would still be good 9 - 12 months.

I agree with you Pinky,as i had my hair rebonded 2003 pa,and it's still straight untill now kasi nga dati na syang straight pero nasira nga lang sa kaka dryer:Pkaya napilitan din akong magparebond....nataon nga lang na expert ang nagrebond kaya hindi sya nag dry ulit..Paalala lang na wavey at dry ay magkaiba!

i recommend LOREAL SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONER.very nice

[majca 0]

hi ate toni, i tried the mayonnaise on my hair its good but the smell oh my God its not good.my husband says "what did you put on ur hair its stinky"...LOL

hi yan thanks for recommending LOREAL, i tried a lot of different shampoos and conditioner here in the states but i cant find one but i tried LOREAL shampoo and conditioner yesterday and it makes my hair soft and shiny.Sana eto na ung hinihintay ng hair ko n match nya....hehehe

thanks a lot...

[Lyn and Jeff 0]

hi ate toni, i tried the mayonnaise on my hair its good but the smell oh my God its not good.my husband says "what did you put on ur hair its stinky"...LOL

hi yan thanks for recommending LOREAL, i tried a lot of different shampoos and conditioner here in the states but i cant find one but i tried LOREAL shampoo and conditioner yesterday and it makes my hair soft and shiny.Sana eto na ung hinihintay ng hair ko n match nya....hehehe

thanks a lot...

yes it's true. Loreal is good for my hair too.I have very dry and damage hair and im so happy that Loreal Vive Pro it helps a lot on my hair.

[o0pink0o 3]

I can say that it really depends on what type of hair do you have. Iba iba ang reaction ng buhok on every treatment kesyo sa mamahalin ka pumuntang parlor or hindi. The hair stylist told my friend that her hair treatment would only last for 3- 5 months because hers is wavey while on the other hand the stylist told me that mine would still be good 9 - 12 months.

I agree with you Pinky,as i had my hair rebonded 2003 pa,and it's still straight untill now kasi nga dati na syang straight pero nasira nga lang sa kaka dryer:Pkaya napilitan din akong magparebond....nataon nga lang na expert ang nagrebond kaya hindi sya nag dry ulit..Paalala lang na wavey at dry ay magkaiba!

i recommend LOREAL SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONER.very nice

Maganda tlga ang brand na Loreal. Yan din ginamit nila sa hair ko nung nagparebond ako eh. hehe

I can say that it really depends on what type of hair do you have. Iba iba ang reaction ng buhok on every treatment kesyo sa mamahalin ka pumuntang parlor or hindi. The hair stylist told my friend that her hair treatment would only last for 3- 5 months because hers is wavey while on the other hand the stylist told me that mine would still be good 9 - 12 months.

I agree with you Pinky,as i had my hair rebonded 2003 pa,and it's still straight untill now kasi nga dati na syang straight pero nasira nga lang sa kaka dryer:Pkaya napilitan din akong magparebond....nataon nga lang na expert ang nagrebond kaya hindi sya nag dry ulit..Paalala lang na wavey at dry ay magkaiba!

In Addition lang pala sa sinabi ko: It depends din sa brand ng hair products na ilalagay sa hair mo. Kasi meron nmn na magagandang brand at meron din hindi.