Rusk Deepshine

[JenJen2721]

Has anyone tried this?

I got a sample of the Rusk Deepshine Marine Nutrient Treatment the other day from Beauty First. I really like this stuff. I used it on Monday and I just noticed today that my hair seems stronger. I pulled out a strand and it seems to have more elasticity. My hair also feels better. I was just wondering if anyone else, has tried this product? I'm going to use the rest of my sample the next wash and if I have the same results, I think I'm going to go buy it. /images/graemlins/driver.gif /images/graemlins/phone.gif I'm not becoming a PJ though. I don't think... /images/graemlins/scratchchin.gif

 

[JenJen2721]

anyone ever heard of this at least?

 

[ThursdayGirl]

Hmmm I have heard of Rusk as a relaxer....

 

[PinkyD]

I saw this today at TJMaxx, has anyone tried this?

 

[PinkyD]

I just bumped a thread from 7 years ago...

 

[ryanshope]

YES!! YES!! This is the BOMB....

 

[QBOE2001]

^^^^^ what differences did you note after use? And were the differences readily apparent after one use or were they a cumulative effect?

 

[RockRideTrue]

Doing the Bump!!! *someone scratch it scratch it*

 

[isioma85]

I found this (the Rusk Coral Therapy Marine Nutrient Shine Spray) at a TJ Maxx and bought it to use on my human hair extensions. It's basically a concentrated silicone spray to achieve smoothness. And BABY does it do the job!!!

It works like magic. I could roll out of bed with my weave looking like I've been wrestling a tiger a few sprays of this and quick run through with the flat iron - silky smooth with no flyaways. It worked so well (and smells so good) that I tried it out on my own hair when I was flat ironing for a length check. It *killed* all my frizziness.

I'm not averse to using cones so I don't mind using this product, but I don't use it every day. I consider it a GREAT styling aid. And the bottle above costs maybe $5 at TJMaxx, though it's hit and miss to find one so when I saw 3 I bought them all