John Frieda\'s Ripple Effect
I just found this in the Rite-Aid on the way home from work tonight. Has anyone tried it yet? I've never seen it before. I can't try it until the weekend cuz I refuse to go to work jacked-up and I simply do not have the time to make a hair mistake on a work night.
It's called Ripple Effect by John Frieda from the frizz-ease relax line. It's a 6oz bottle and it cost $6.99.
Your supposed to be able to spray it on wet hair. You can use it with a dryer on low, you just have to scrunch the hair while it is drying. The directions also say that you can spray more on dry hair the second day to save the look. There was a little tag on the bottle and I have to say the model looks like she has relaxed hair that is in a braid-out, but supposedly you DON'T HAVE TO BRAID-OUT TO GET THE BRAID-OUT. It looks intriguing I am almost tempted to break my rule and try it on a weeknight.
Let me know!
I just found this in the Rite-Aid on the way home from work tonight. Has anyone tried it yet? I've never seen it before. I can't try it until the weekend cuz I refuse to go to work jacked-up and I simply do not have the time to make a hair mistake on a work night.
It's called Ripple Effect by John Frieda from the frizz-ease relax line. It's a 6oz bottle and it cost $6.99.
Your supposed to be able to spray it on wet hair. You can use it with a dryer on low, you just have to scrunch the hair while it is drying. The directions also say that you can spray more on dry hair the second day to save the look. There was a little tag on the bottle and I have to say the model looks like she has relaxed hair that is in a braid-out, but supposedly you DON'T HAVE TO BRAID-OUT TO GET THE BRAID-OUT. It looks intriguing I am almost tempted to break my rule and try it on a weeknight.
Let me know!