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Interesting....It's like it combines the comb/brush chase method, tension, and this polishing rotating motion. :lick:

I'd like to see someone from the board try it out - on relaxed AND natural hair, just to see the difference. Looks like it might be hard to get right to your roots though -- it's kinda bulky.
 
Wow this looks really nice...

bumping so others can chime in
 
i want that. i'd test it out on a girlfriend of mine - her hair is ridiculously thick. if it can tame hers, i'm sold. seems like it'd be great for transitioning.

thanks for posting. :yep:
 
I'm wearing a weave between now and end of 2008, so this'd be fab for curling and straightening simult'ly.
 
I don't like how the bristles look on the brush. It seems like it would damage the hair. Isn't brushing bad for curly, dry hair? Nah, something about it doesn't look right. I love how they exaggerate the flat ironing section. LOL.
 
foxxylisa1025 said:
I don't like how the bristles look on the brush. It seems like it would damage the hair. Isn't brushing bad for curly, dry hair? Nah, something about it doesn't look right. I love how they exaggerate the flat ironing section. LOL.
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i know, right! they doin' wayyy too much. :lachen:
 
dup post---i think my computer was really having issues
 
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duplicate post-- can anyone tell me how to delete these?
 
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I just saw the infomercial last night, and it had me HOOKED!! I had to come on here to see if anyone has tried it. I went to the website, and do you know this thing costs 3 payments of $39.99!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And that's before the $10 s&h and the $14.99 trial fee. That's a grand total of $144.96!!! But, you do get one free when you buy one, so I was thinking maybe I could sell the spare on here or ebay or craigslist or something. I haven't been able to stop thinking about this. I'm obsessed with hair, but I'm also on a budget. Is it infomercial magic, or the next revolutionary hair product since the flat iron?

P.S. Did anyone else think the buy one get one offer was a bit out of place for this product? I'd be much more inclined to try it if it was 1 for half the price.
 
It seems like it would only work for long hair because the barrel is so large...
 
I'm scared of those bristles on the brush part... :jaws: :grin:
 
I thought it was the same thing as a maxiglide. It's for long hair. They used it on a lady with short hair...I'm tempted...so tempted.:lachen:
 
I saw this on TV last night and really wanted to get it. Anyone purchased in yet? Any reviews?
 
I liked the demonstrations in the infomercial, but like others said the brush looks kinda scary. But if anyone has tried this I would love to read a review and see pictures!
 
Has anyone tried this yet? I'd really like to know how well it works.
 
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C'mon Ladies!!! Has ANYONE tried this or know anyone who has???
 
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