@chanjune80 how did you like the design essential strengthening system? How long did it last? Im hoping this place does a good job it is in atlanta and everwhere i called was expensive.
I really like it. I am a long term transitioner (I think around 15 months, maybe a little longer). I was doing really well but in the last 4 months it was taking longer and longer to detangle and style. My stylist told me about the DE system in April but I was iffy because it was new and I couldn't really find any reviews on it. I started to get desperate(my hair is really thick) and I did not want to big chop. My stylist and I work well together and I trust her opinion regarding my hair so I knew she wouldn't recommend anything that would damage it. After asking a ton of questions I took the plunge. I have only had it for 6 weeks, so I am not sure it it will last the entire 12 weeks or longer that is quoted. I can tell it is wearing off little by little but it is definitely still easy to detangle and style my hair. I will definitely do it again, but I would not pay more than $150.
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So the front they put in the product and blew dry your hair to achieve texturizer like results
and in the back they flat iron and you were able to achieve straight results
Was there any problems with dryness? Did your hair revert? Would you do this again? How long does this last?
Forgive me if you answered some of these before...I do have brain farts some times.
@Napp where did you buy the Stretch It Straight Smoothing Creme?
I'm trying to decide during this or Nunaat. I am looking for something that will last for about 2 weeks.
So after you apply the cream, blow dry, then flat iron, you are supposed to wash it out. But after that you can style as you wish right?i bought it at a regular bss. between this and the nunaat ultra keratin touch, i think the nunaat would be better. the Stretch it straight was really awful to blow dry and flat iron in and you cant really wear the hair straight with the treatment in(i did anyway but it was really gross feeling) it feels like sand in your hair.
if you want the treatment to help keep your hair straight id say do the nunaat. if you dont mind washing it out right after treatment go with the SIS creme.
So after you apply the cream, blow dry, then flat iron, you are supposed to wash it out. But after that you can style as you wish right?
I really only need the results to last a week I am going somewhere for a wedding.
Don't supposed you (or anyone else) has a suggestion for a similar product?
Anyone have any idea how Naked compares to Arosci or Design Essentials?
Napp do you think the Arosci and DE treatments are stronger than what you used? How so?
I've called Arosci several times to see if there was a local stylist that performed the service. No reply. That made me not want to use their product. I just need something that will allow me to blow dry and maintain straight results without flat ironing. My hair swells up after I blow dry. I was hoping this treatment would help me eliminate flat ironing.
Any fine haired ladies use the DE treatment?
@Napp sorry for the confusion.
I want to get a treatment that will allow me to blow dry my hair straight enough to style each time thereafter without it frizzing/blowing up. So, I want to be able to wash, blow dry and style minus the frizz and swelling. I want to eliminate the flat iron.
I'm natural, fine strands, 4a/b.
Thanks!!!