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Tempted to Buy a Bunch of Stuff .......But tryna' Wait on BF.

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I'm tempted to buy the Kenra Professional Clarifying Shampoo and Conditioner, but I'm going to wait until payday. I really do need to try chelating before I try my first protein treatment and before I test out my Naturalicious line products again. However, I can exhibit the self-discipline required to wait until payday.![]()
I've been tempted to trial an item or two from that line, too!I think the only product that I've been tempted to buy for some time is Oyin Hair Dew. Or just Oyin products in general, it's one of the few popular natural hair lines that I haven't even tried at least one product from.
Ooooo, thanks so MUCH, Pjaye!May I suggest a compromise? Resist the Kenra products for a while and purchase ORS Creamy Aloe Shampoo instead, which is a less expensive, highly effective chelating and clarifying shampoo that will not strip your hair. That way you can appease your urge to shop while getting an effective shampoo out of the deal...all without experiencing any guilt.
Ooooo, thanks so MUCH, Pjaye!
Funny: After submitting my document to my professor yesterday, I stopped by Ulta just to LOOK at the Kenra shampoo and smell it. Do you know that they had EVERY conceivable type of shampoo in there EXCEPT their clarifying one?!
I took it as a sign from God.
And now, upon reading your post, I'm nodding my head up and down in agreement. Yes! Thanks, PJaye. You're right and thanks for bringing it to mind. I'd much rather try the ORS shampoo than have two, large, not cheap Kenra bottles staring at me every time I enter the bathroom.
I love this forum.
You're very welcome. Besides, the manufacturer has changed the formula on the conditioner, so it may not be as effective as it once was.
I really, really want to buy a steamer.
Me, too, @Cattypus1! Twice I got a steam treatment at the natural hair salon and both times it gave my hair LIFE!
Well . . .
On the task to purchase a chelating shampoo, I went into Sally's. I really, really, REALLY wanted to buy Shea Moisture's Professional line's "Clear Start" shampoo
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but instead I bought the ORS Aloe Shampoo. I notice the ORS Aloe Shampoo has cones, so I might return it. Still thinking it over. It only cost me $4.79 I believe. Maybe I should just keep it and see how my hair does with cones. :/
I brought one in the spring. I haven't really used it. I just had to have though. There isn't anything wrong with it. I'm just lazy.Tempted to buy a QRedew. Earlier this year they were on sale but I had problems ordering it on their website. I'll probably get one the next time I see a good sale.
@Kells Unless your hair is like hers save your money. Neicy is a unicorn. Her hair looks great with everything (I've heard good things about that line but tell yourself what I wrote until urge passes)![]()
I don't understand the appeal of handheld steamers.Tempted to buy a QRedew. Earlier this year they were on sale but I had problems ordering it on their website. I'll probably get one the next time I see a good sale.
I'm thinking of going with a tabletop steamer because I like to chill too. I'd love to know which brand you purchase and how you like it.I don't understand the appeal of handheld steamers.
I'll be getting a steamer this week, but for me, I need to be able to have a seat and chill.
I've noticed a few videos of sisters who have the QRedew,......must be good enough I suppose.
I'm tempted to buy an OGX line
I'd love to know which brand you purchase and how you like it.
I'm purchasing the one LovingLady posted.I'm thinking of going with a tabletop steamer because I like to chill too. I'd love to know which brand you purchase and how you like it.
Imma bout to report you! I was ready to purchase one too! Can you please get your invent on and build it. If you build it they will come and you'll make a fortune.I'm tempted to purchase one of those mechanical two-strand twist machines where you just clamp it onto a section of hair and VOILA!: Perfect two-strand twist. But . . .
. . . it doesn't exist anywhere except in my dreams.