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Her hair is nice an dlong and thick.

You should really contact her and see what her regimen is. Shay may actually write you back.
 
I have actually never heard of Jennifer Myers prior to this post....... but WOW, look at all that hair.

ETA: Please be sure to keep us posted with ure review if u decide to try out any of her products!
 
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Wow...did anyone see her note at the bottom right corner. Seems as if she has ignorant people as well bothering her about her ethnicity. Once again a full black woman can not grow long thick hair :ohwell: :mad:
 
It looks like her hair to me, but it does not look relaxed. It looks like natural hair blown out. Very pretty and looks very strong.
 
If you click on Media and look at the TV interview you can see that her hair is really nice and healthy in motion.
 
krissyprissy said:
If you click on Media and look at the TV interview you can see that her hair is really nice and healthy in motion.
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I'm watching the interview right now. Her hair is absolutely beautiful. The host of the show is very annoying though, she seems to cut Jennifer off every when she's trying to explain about her product and how to use it. Very annoying.

I love their english accents:D :D :D
 
CAPlush said:
It looks like her hair to me, but it does not look relaxed. It looks like natural hair blown out. Very pretty and looks very strong.
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It could be relaxed, too. If you are texlaxed (like me) it will look like that when blown out - thick and texturized, not bone straight.

Edited to add:

This was taken from her site "My hair is natural and it is a must to use the right product with the essential vitamins and added protection to obtain the best results."

You are right, she's natural.
 
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sweetfacekay said:
Wow...did anyone see her note at the bottom right corner. Seems as if she has ignorant people as well bothering her about her ethnicity. Once again a full black woman can not grow long thick hair :ohwell: :mad:
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Yeah i peeped that too. Im glad she just put it out there like that. *smh* Good for her!!!
 
I watched the interview. The interviewer asked her if she was mixed too, not in an offensive way, but because she knew what most Black women would be thinking.

She explained what her regimen is: wash, towel dry, apply oil, and blow dry. Apply a small amount of oil throughout the week.
 
Now I definately want to try this.

I'm natural as well and if this can benefit my hair, I will indeed give it a try. And if it does work, I will definately promote her product over here as well.
 
CAPlush said:
I watched the interview. The interviewer asked her if she was mixed too, not in an offensive way, but because she knew what most Black women would be thinking.

She explained what her regimen is: wash, towel dry, apply oil, and blow dry. Apply a small amount of oil throughout the week.
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Sounds so easy. :)
 
KiniKakes said:
Yeah i peeped that too. Im glad she just put it out there like that. *smh* Good for her!!!
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I agree. That is a shame.

Her ingredient list are all natural products. Couldn't hurt. . .
 
I never heard of her or her products, but she does have beautiful hair. The ingredients in the oil look luscious too. Keep us posted.

I noticed she had to answer people's prying questions about her ethnicity. Too bad people just don't get it.
 
LocksOfLuV said:
And so damaging. Where's the conditioner? Leave-in? Oils don't moisturize.:perplexed But I guess...:lol:
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Maybe she is being brief about her regimen and didnt bother to mention she uses conditioner too.
 
Ok I watched the video and the host was getting on my d$%n nerves messing with Ms Myers hair. Stop that I wanted to pop her hands through the pc!
 
JustMeSteph said:
Ok I watched the video and the host was getting on my d$%n nerves messing with Ms Myers hair. Stop that I wanted to pop her hands through the pc!
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LOL, I was thinking the same thing the whole time I was watching the video!
 
OK, My cousin has been using this product for a few years. My cousin could not reach chin length but as gone on to be bra strap. there muct be something magical about all these natural ingredients...

off to order me a bottle ;)
 
I ordered my sister three bottles of this and she says it smells heavenly!

I will be collecting my bottle later on and will have a review in a months time.:)
 
Could someone please post the full ingredients. On her website under the ingredients link it seems to only partially list them:
http://www.jennifermyers.co.uk/Ingredients.html

Just Some Of Jennifer Myers Ingredients That Make Up This Luxurious Oil

Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil small tree from the Mediterranean, the leaves with silvery undersides; cultivated for more than 4000 years for the fruits and the valuable oil they contain. The olive branch is the ancient emblem for peace; the wood is hard and durable.The olive softens and conditions the hair.


Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil Euphorbiaceae, castor bean. Shrub or tree, from Africa, now found in all warm countries; introduced into Hawaii in the early 1800's. Now naturalized. The seeds are used as a source of castor oil. The caster oil protects and moisturises hair, does not exacerbate skin problems.


Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil avocado trees produce thousands of flowers and only about one in 5000 sets fruit. The name 'Avocado' originates from the Aztec name ahuacacuauhitl. The Avocado leaves hair healthy and glossy, rich in protein and vitamins.


Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract genus of succulent plants with more than 150 species, most native to southern Africa. Species vary in height from several centimetres to more than 9 m (30 ft); they are widely cultivated as garden and tub plants in warmer regions. Several species are commercially important as the source of the bitter-tasting aloes used in medicine.The Aloe soothes the scalp and conditions the hair.


Panax Ginseng Root Extract has been used medicinally in Asia for more than 5,000 years. In China, ginseng has been treasured since the dawn of written history, and at times was valued even more highly than gold. It is popularly used as a health-enhancing tonic and to increase energy and stamina during physical activity. The Ginseng helps to strengthen weak and damaged hair.

Thanks in advance

Rosalindb
 
LocksOfLuV said:
And so damaging. Where's the conditioner? Leave-in? Oils don't moisturize.:perplexed But I guess...:lol:
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That's what I was thinking. She must deep condition, at least. If she doesn't then I'm really impressed.
 
I wanted to try this. That bottle is kind of tiny though. I hate to pay all that shipping for one bottle.

Any more reviews. Bumping...
 
I hate to sound dumb BUT to for shipping here is it 14.95?:perplexed for a bottle thats 9.99:look:...Please shed some light to me:spinning:
 
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