SPLIT END MENDER

[TwistNMx]

The Split-end Mender
Has anyone used this product advertised on the infomercials? I'm curious about if this product is safe for our hair.
Thanks

 

[TwistNMx]

Come on...anyone
yes>no
good>bad?
Any opinions?

 

[epicura]

If you mean the split ender, do a search and you find plenty of responses. I've had great results with it.

Hope this helps

 

[Erica78]

I saw this on tv a few months ago...but I haven't seen it since. I always wondered about it too. I was afraid to try it...thinking it would get caught in my hair or something.

 

[TwistNMx]

Thanks. Where did you buy it Epicura?

 

[epicura]

Walgreen's had them in store about 3 months ago

 

[mermaid]

I've seen it all over, Walgreen's, Bed, Bath and Beyond, Linen's and things- all over!

 

[LiqueXX]

They also sell them at Target. I bought one ($39.99) and then returned it because I had doubts.

 

[LiqueXX]

They also have them in Target. I bought one ($39.99) and then returned it because I had doubts.

 

[Erica78]

You can find them for a steal on ebay. Last week one went for $19.95

 

[Kha]

I bought this "split ender" last month from Target on clearance for 17 bucks. I then promptly returned it the next day. It is not for "our" type of hair and it doesn't work. I can't believe I even tried this thing after installing the batteries and hearing the LOUD chopping noise...LOL. Never again...

 

[Erica78]

Thanks for the review Khalessta! I was afraid to buy one for that very reason. I read other posts...and other people seem to love it. MMMM maybe I just don't trust myself around things that cut...

 

[Kha]

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erica78 said:
Thanks for the review Khalessta! I was afraid to buy one for that very reason. I read other posts...and other people seem to love it. MMMM maybe I just don't trust myself around things that cut...

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Your very welcome...I too have seen a few others who have used this little machine and like it. Maybe my hair is too thick and wavy...

 

[epicura]

The trick for me was to use very thin well lubricated sections so your hair doesn't tangle as you "brush" it.
I am not sure of your hair type, but I've had great results with it.
I am a 3B, but it can behave like a 2C if I am freshly relaxed.
Any ladies in the 4 range try this out?