FlutterGirl said:^
"I don't have to go to the salon to get my hair done"
"It saves me time, money"
"It' natural" Yeaah right
How would you know, you're supposed to have received this relaxer for the FIRST time, and by professionnal (salon).
She should have oiled her hair with that oil on her skin, it looked so greasy
PURE ISSUES!silvergirl said:
OneInAMillion said:That's exactly what i was thinking when I saw it
So I guess now that means she has a lot of friends and a social life all because her hair will be straight for 5 whole day. 
FlutterGirl said:OF : I like your hair silvergirl congrats on your chop
Okay, my summarize..
He said the product is an intellectual propert and he has to hold the details til august, so he could'nt tell me what's in the product exactly.
However, he said it's made of organic plant extracts, it's so natural that I could eat it.
It lasts for 5 days without adding anything to the hair.
The effect dissapears when you put water on you hair.
It contains 1 shampoo, 1 conditionner, 3 physical tools and a DVD showing manipulations, include something to cover your hair or something when you sleep.
It's safer than hair pressing.
It took 45 min to do for "I don't have a social life" girl.
It's designed for straightness only, no in between.
He can give out samples in May if you contact him
That seems like a good product for when I'm the mood for straight hair, but I'm a bit skeptical
What are your thoughts ?
LondonDiva said:The girl has more issues OTHER than her hair. There are no icons to show the look on my face right now whilst I'm watching this.
Maybe this one right here is closest.
what I was hearing and seeing. 'Somebodies' need biggo slaps up side the head. The commentary, the product, the whole stinkin' video!!!!!!!! NATURAL
Yup, shades of RIO.
You know, as much as this video is a disgrace (and made me laugh), I can't help but be slightly curious about this product. How can a shampoo and conditioner straighten hair? Maybe these three physical tools are just a blowdryer, a flat iron and a comb.FlutterGirl said:He said the product is an intellectual propert and he has to hold the details til august, so he could'nt tell me what's in the product exactly.
However, he said it's made of organic plant extracts, it's so natural that I could eat it.
It lasts for 5 days without adding anything to the hair.
The effect dissapears when you put water on you hair.
It contains 1 shampoo, 1 conditionner, 3 physical tools and a DVD showing manipulations, include something to cover your hair or something when you sleep.
It's safer than hair pressing.
It took 45 min to do for "I don't have a social life" girl.
It's designed for straightness only, no in between.
He can give out samples in May if you contact him
ashiah said:
FlutterGirl said:I have no doubt he's a nice guy !
In fact he was pretty nice to me, sorry Legend :/
The story was true ? That's sad...
He offered me to try samples and such and my mother is interrested, let's see if it will work for her. My mother has fine relaxed hair and wants to go back natural, but want the straight hair at the same time without burning her hair every week. So if the product is like it was presented, i'll be happy for my mom, and I might try it.
When we discussed his ads, I actually told him the ad has shades of Dr. Miracle (which he understood) and he should check out LHCF. He was very receptive, and was honestly upset that his advertisment was misinterpreted. He's really dedicated to his project. Knowing him--even the little that I do--I have no doubt it is safe and will work. I may even check the product out when it's released! 
Legend said:
I was trying to stay out of this thread, but I actually know the guy (who's actually pretty cool) and spoke with him recently. He's the type of stylist that listens to his customer. If you don't use heat, he won't. If you have a conditioner you want to use, he will. If you don't trim, he won't even pick up the scissors.
He genuinely cares and loves natural haircare (not a fan of relaxers at all), and even grew his hair long to experience what women go through caring for our longer hair. His hair is very curly and about bra scrap length. He really wanted to offer a safe and alternative styling choice to women who embrace their natural hair, but wants to change it up a bit without damage. (And I'm like: "Well, why didn't you just say that in your ad?" and offered a few suggestions.)
I believe he really thought that is the type of advertisement women would respond to--with the personal story and all. Though I don't know her personally, the particular woman in his ad was actually telling her own story! It wasn't scripted. Once I learned that, I was doubly sad for the young woman.
I really don't know much about the products (he's really tight-lipped, which is his right), but I'll check in with him in a few months to see what this thing is all about. But, I know for a fact it is not a RIO-type system because I asked him about it.
