brownrelaxedhair
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Well, I managed to get my hands on the original formula moisturefuse. As some of you know from an earlier post, we were arguing over the new moisturefuse which doesn't have any of the good stuff in it anymore e.g. rosemary, nettle, sage, chamomile, hair keratin etc.
I called up the NYC salon Free2beme went to and they stock Mizani. I had her read the ingredients to me which she kindly did and low and behold she has the original formula. I explained how I've been trying to find it everywhere in beauty supplies but they all have a new one with pure 'chemical' type ingredients. She said that what I'm seeing isn't a new one, its 'knock off' versions that they are selling. Apparently, Mizani Moisturefuse is only supposed to be sold at certified hair salons, the stuff bought at beauty supplies is a 'copy' version. In short, she said: "welcome to New York."
So it seems like Mizani haven't changed the formula at all. We just need to watch out for the 'fake' versions being sold all over under the Mizani name /images/graemlins/mad.gif I didn't think this was possible but obviously it is. The salon said that they re-purchase moisturefuse all the time so they don't have old versions, just the current same old version that Mizani always produces.
On a side note, this salon looks great. It looks very sleek, contemporary and tranquil. Like a high end salon. I looked around at the products by each hair station mirror and it was all high end products e.g. Kiehls, Keracare, Nexxus, etc. Nothing drugstore.
The receptionist had lovely hair too. Very short and really cute. Rollar sets there are $35. I'm definitely going to give them a try some day after work.
I called up the NYC salon Free2beme went to and they stock Mizani. I had her read the ingredients to me which she kindly did and low and behold she has the original formula. I explained how I've been trying to find it everywhere in beauty supplies but they all have a new one with pure 'chemical' type ingredients. She said that what I'm seeing isn't a new one, its 'knock off' versions that they are selling. Apparently, Mizani Moisturefuse is only supposed to be sold at certified hair salons, the stuff bought at beauty supplies is a 'copy' version. In short, she said: "welcome to New York."
So it seems like Mizani haven't changed the formula at all. We just need to watch out for the 'fake' versions being sold all over under the Mizani name /images/graemlins/mad.gif I didn't think this was possible but obviously it is. The salon said that they re-purchase moisturefuse all the time so they don't have old versions, just the current same old version that Mizani always produces.
On a side note, this salon looks great. It looks very sleek, contemporary and tranquil. Like a high end salon. I looked around at the products by each hair station mirror and it was all high end products e.g. Kiehls, Keracare, Nexxus, etc. Nothing drugstore.
The receptionist had lovely hair too. Very short and really cute. Rollar sets there are $35. I'm definitely going to give them a try some day after work.
