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Glovers for Growth vs. Boundless Tresses
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gorgeoushair
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Which Glovers are you talking about. I used a glover's liquid treatment mixed with surge but didn't use it long enough. Here's a link to shishipoo's thread to her results
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=170275&highlight=glovers
I'm thinking about using this in my next mn mixture. For more reviews on glovers you can do a search. HTH
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=170275&highlight=glovers
I'm thinking about using this in my next mn mixture. For more reviews on glovers you can do a search. HTH
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Which Glovers are you talking about. I used a glover's liquid treatment mixed with surge but didn't use it long enough. Here's a link to shishipoo's thread to her results
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=170275&highlight=glovers
I'm thinking about using this in my next mn mixture. For more reviews on gglovers you can do a search. HTH
Girl, I was thinking about doing the same thing lol
quasimodi
New Member
Glovers has about 5% sulphur, which is definitely good. It's difficult for me to find here. But, I managed to get my hands on two containers.
It DOES stink. But, I mixed some essentail oils (tea trea, eucalyptus, lavender, & rosemary) and it helped with the smell, too. I also spray a mixed of water and rosemary/lavender oil on my hair after application to help with the smell. Then I seal with a mixture of castor and coconut oil.
Unfortunately, I haven't heen using it long enough to notice a difference (only a week or so). I do get that "itch"/"tingly" feeling whenever I use it. Sometimes I get the feeling the day after applying, so that's encouraging. It must be doing something. The only thing left to do is to wait and be patient.
I have, however, also order Boundless Tresses, and I might incorporate that into my regimen, depending on how the Glover's works for me. Right now, I'm testing products to see what does and does not work for my hair. I definitely wanted a sulphur-based product to assist with growth and overall hair health.
It DOES stink. But, I mixed some essentail oils (tea trea, eucalyptus, lavender, & rosemary) and it helped with the smell, too. I also spray a mixed of water and rosemary/lavender oil on my hair after application to help with the smell. Then I seal with a mixture of castor and coconut oil.
Unfortunately, I haven't heen using it long enough to notice a difference (only a week or so). I do get that "itch"/"tingly" feeling whenever I use it. Sometimes I get the feeling the day after applying, so that's encouraging. It must be doing something. The only thing left to do is to wait and be patient.
I have, however, also order Boundless Tresses, and I might incorporate that into my regimen, depending on how the Glover's works for me. Right now, I'm testing products to see what does and does not work for my hair. I definitely wanted a sulphur-based product to assist with growth and overall hair health.
just curious, where do you find the percentage of sulfur listed? I don't see that.
MidBackCrisis
New Member
My mother used to put Glovers Mane in my hair all the time when I was a little girl and I remember my hair being in the middle of my back at that time. I havent used Glovers Mane since I got older and started doing my own thing to my hair but I plan on using it again. It surely does smell but it is well worth it. I have been using BT on my hair for a few months now and yes, my hair is getting long but I cant say that BT is to blame solely for all of the growth, as take HF37 and a mix of other things for hair growth
quasimodi
New Member
I use the Glover's Medicated Ointment for Dandruff. The one with the blue top. On the side of the jar, under drug facts, it lists the active ingredients as 5% sulfur and 3% salicylic acid.
BrownSkin2
Well-Known Member
Glovers is great for scalp ailments. I have used it for drandruff and itcy scalp successfully.
HollyGolightly1982
Well-Known Member
I used Glover's with pretty good results. They have a fragranced version that doesn't smell too bad
quasimodi
New Member
I just got my order of Boundless Tresses. I got the bottle with the fragrance. It smells wonderful. I can't wait to try it. Since it doesn't smell bad, I might use this a little more frequently than glovers, which I have to doctor up to the max in order to eliminate the smell.
cocochanty
New Member
BT all the way!. My edges broke off really bad due to chemicals from my last two perms. And I put BT on my edges, I had a lil fro in the front within two weeks. While the rest of my hair is bone straight.
