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Silk Elements or Design Essentials?

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Victory1

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Please help me decide. I've been using Mizani regular my last 2 relaxers and it's to harsh for my scalp eventhough I base; the result is very underprocess hair. So I've been researching these 2 perms and can't decide.
 
when i permed i never used either. however, my best friend who is a stylist in georgia says that a lot of her clients request design essentials and find the chemical not as harsh on their heads. i know this won't help in your decision...just putting in my two cents.
 
I know a couple people who use design essentials products and their treatment and relaxer has done wonders for their hair in a year. I know you cant buy it without being a cosmetologist unless you find it on ebay or something. Anyhow, I was going to try it but, I couldnt buy it so it just wouldnt work out for me. Oh, and their are certain salons who have this exclusive product.
 
I've heard good reviews about both, but I never used them so I can't decide. Sorry . . . I'm no help.
 
Design Essentials all day. This is the only perm my stylist has used on my hair since like h/s.
 
My stylist uses design essentials on my hair and I love it!!:love: gentler than others I've used, and I get great results!
 
Ok this is from waaaaaaaay back! I recall using Design Essential Shea Butter relaxer and it did NOTHING for my hair! Nothing at all!! I went through so many hoops to get that daggone relaxer and I was hugely disappointed. Now I did like Silk Elements, I taught for the price and availability that it was a great relaxer. I stopped using it because I tried Mizani Butter Blends and never looked back.
 
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