Mizani Sensitive Scalp...

Cleo

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After much thought and all the wonderful reviews I decided to use Mizani SS this past weekend. I'm happy to say all went well and my hair turned out great. I will post pics later. No burning or anything which I was concerned about. ...But I was wondering does anyone know the ph of this relaxer? If not how can I find out? I can't find Mizani's site to ask anyone. Thanks in advance ladies.
 
Thanks Girl! I'm going to email them now. Twin, have you ever had Mizani? I know you currently use Vitale.
 
MissB, I tried to email them, but it came back undeliverable.
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Do you have another email address for them?
 
I don't have another email address. I'll see if I have a toll free number in my rolodex. My stylist uses Mizani but I usually get either Affirm or Vitale. I have used Affirm on and off for the last 10 years.
 
Cleo,

I called the Mizani Hotline. The relaxer has a ph between 11-14. I will post the number tomorrow if you would like to call them with additional questions.
 
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MissB said:
Cleo,

I called the Mizani Hotline. The relaxer has a ph between 11-14. I will post the number tomorrow if you would like to call them with additional questions.

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I hate when they say that. There is SO MUCH DIFFERENCE between a PH of 11 and 14. That's like saying you have between 100 and 1000 dollars.
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MissB said:
Cleo,

I called the Mizani Hotline. The relaxer has a ph between 11-14. I will post the number tomorrow if you would like to call them with additional questions.

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B, do you know why it ranges? 13 or 14 is awfully high. I don't think I want to continue using it if that's the case. Do you like the Vitale Comfort better than Affirm? I saw Vitale at my local BSS.
 
I don't know why the range is so high but you can call them back and ask. I read somewhere that Affirm ranges from 9-13. My stylist says that the Affirm Fiberguard and Vitale High Comfort are comparable relaxers. But, I like the results of the Vitale just a little better. And I have seen the Vitale Sensitive Scalp relaxer at Sally's and other BSS.
 
Ok, so B the Vitale High Comfort is not there sensitive scalp relaxer? I saw the High comfort and mo' body at a BSS here. So I'm assuming the High Comfort is lye and it's just better for sensitives scalps ...Correct? Thanks girl, I can't swing the Mizani with the ph being so high. I will not repurchase.
 
The High Comfort relaxer is a lye relaxer with shea butter. It is part of the professional line, Vitale Pro. The Sensitive Scalp and Mo' Body relaxers are part of the consumer line. I believe that they are both no lye. I have only used the Tender Headed Relaxer (Calcium based) and the High Comfort. So, I really can't answer your question. I haven't heard back from Vitale yet on the High Comfort ph. Check out their website: www.vitalepro.com.

I would call my stylist. But, Thursday and Friday is prime time for hair dressers. I can put in a call next week if you still have questions.

Thanks,

MissB
 
Thanks girl. You answered my question. When you find out the ph of your relaxer let me know.
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The Vitale Mo' Body is a lye relaxer and I think the other Sensitive Scalp is a no-lye. Does the High Comfort come in a mild formula? I like the Mo' Body, but it only comes in Regular and Super.
 
Myco,

I am not sure about the strength on the High Comfort. The website says medium to resistant. I have only seen one version used at the salon. I know that some other members on the forum use High Comfort. Maybe we can PM them for more information.
 
Thanks for replying.
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I'll probably keep using the Mo'body, if I can't find out online. I went to the BSS yesterday and they didn't have the High Comfort anyway
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. They only had the Life & Body in one strength also.
 
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MissB said:
Cleo,

I called the Mizani Hotline. The relaxer has a ph between 11-14. I will post the number tomorrow if you would like to call them with additional questions.

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I hate when they say that. There is SO MUCH DIFFERENCE between a PH of 11 and 14. That's like saying you have between 100 and 1000 dollars.
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Ok, well that's not true, understand that the ph scales ranges from 0-14. 0-6 is acid and 7 is nuetral while 8-14 is alkaline, the person that was on the hotline prob isn't skilled enoug to state the exact ph, b/c they may not be a scientist and odn't want to be quoted b/c of legal issues that can surface when chemicals are involved. When you relax, your hair normally jumps to the PH balance of 12. , but I understand your comparison
 
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