texasqt
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Liz has a whole lot of hair!!!
She did her own in these videos
http://www.expertvillage.com/videos/curly-hair-intro.htm
She did her own in these videos
http://www.expertvillage.com/videos/curly-hair-intro.htm
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Kimberly said:and I'd hate to ask you to do it...
If you give up, I'd understand...
senimoni said:I know..she keeps saying she has 20 years of experience...I'm thinking she must have started really young...she doesn't look very old.
texasqt said:Liz has a whole lot of hair!!!
She did her own in these videos
http://www.expertvillage.com/videos/curly-hair-intro.htm
CurleeDST said:Also she references products generically but not anything specifically. I wonder if she can't promote any particular product and wonder which she uses for pomades, sheen and gloss drops. I can only think of Paul Mitchell products but they are filled with cones.
LocksOfLuV said:I think that "hydrating" shampoo that she used was Keracare. Matter of fact. I am pretty sure, I know those bottles like the back of my hand.
But on her curly tutorials those were biolage products. Now which ones? I couldn't tell since they were facing the back (I hate it when stylists do that).
Please don't ask me why i ams uch a PJ.
CurleeDST said:Wow you are good.
LocksOfLuV said:I know my products.
Especially that Keracare poo on the "washing relaxed hair" segment. I know that off colored runny stuff from anywhere.
LocksOfLuV said:Bump!! She finally called me back!
Okay well today she finally called back.
First of all I asked her if the hair was REALLY dried that smoothy under a dryer or was it blowdried for the sake of time. And she said YES it was ( I don't think she was lying, but you never know, but I believe her) dried under the dryer using that method that she demonstrated. She said it is very much possible to get the hair dried that straight.
She said in order to get the smoothness shown on the tape, the hair must be relaxed (common sense tells me it must be bone straight relaxed) and combed down VERY neatly/straight down. She said one should apply the foaming pomade (I will get to that in a second) on the hair, and comb the hair down nice and uniform. She says you can do it with newgrowth, but the roots will still be puffy but the remaining hair should be straight. She said sit under a dryer (preferably an ionic dryer) and the hair should dry nice and smooth and silky.
Now, I asked her what KIND of pomade she used and she couldn't remember the name , but she said it was called "Soft and Light Silky Pomade." I almost want to say it that is called "soft and light silky MILK pomade" but I am not sure so please don't quote me on the "milk" part. BUT she did say that Paul mitchell has a pomade that is just as good called Paul Mitchell's Foaming Pomade. She said she diluted her with water in that little spray bottle.
I hope that helps everyone. If someone could PLEASE call her and ask her the name of the pomade shown that would be very nice. I don't want to keep calling her like a psycho.
Here is a pic of the Paul Mitchell Pomade
I tried searching the other one and all the searches came up with Paul Mitchell.
klb120475 said:Good job Locks!...we knew we could count on you!
CurleeDST said:When I was living in Atlanta they DID get my hair that straight just sitting under the dryer b/c they administered relaxers THE BEST I HAVE EVER HAD when I got them. I was never able to find anyone else who could do it as good or great of a job. Atlanta stylists are the bomb!
They would apply Paul Mitchell's Foaming Pomade in my hair and comb down and it would stay this straight until my hair dried. They would take me out from under there and straighten it with a marcel curling iron or whatever. This was back in the early 90's but I remember like it was yesterday.
There really isn't a secret on any of this and Liz Muller, I am sure, told everything she knew without holding back b/c it ain't that complicated. Again, her tutorials were very informative.
LocksOfLuV said:Yes. I believe she was being truthfully honest. When she was trying to find out the name to the pomade she kept going "What is HIS name?!" which made me think maybe it is the paul mitchell pomade after all.
When I relax I am thinking of relaxing bone straight and if I do, I will use this technique.
CurleeDST said:Oh I can't wait til you try this technique. Post pictures! I am sure it is going to be so nice on you!!!
Keep us posted.
BeautifulWideEyes said:Thank you locksoflove, I'm going to be purchasing this pomemade and come July (at the end of my 6month stretch) I will definately be trying this. As a matter of fact, I'm going to try it tomorrow, NG and all, maybe it will tame it a little.
We are back to horse products.LondonDiva said: