Ojon Products

Ok so today I was flipping the tv and just so happened to stop on the QVC channel. They were showing the Ojon products. Now I know QVC makes everything sound good like you need to call and purchase something immediately! But this really caught my attention and stirred up my pj'ism! Anyway, it sounded good and I was impressed. But I would like to know has anyone ever tried any of the Ojon products? If so, what did you use? How did you like it? I just want to know if I need to rethink making a purchase.

QVC is my spot and I tried that ojon in the jar that comes with the little comb. I forgot the name of it. It smells nice and a little goes a long way. When I saw it on QVC, I went to Sephora to try some out. I was hooked and bought some. When I go home to TN this summer, I may revisit it and give it a try. I used it when I was flat-ironing about 3 years ago.

No I haven't but the girls on youtube raveee about this product.

I used it when I was relaxed. I got good results and a little goes a long way. My hair was moisturised, soft and shiny. I thought about revisiting it, but the cost is way too high for me now. Besides, I am trying to curb my PJ monkey. I have promised myself not to buy anything until April.

I have not used it. I read the label at Sephora and could not identify anything that made it worth the money to me. If I were going to purchase it, I would get it from the Q because you get 30 days to return it.

Here's a link to an article.
http://thebeautybrains.com/2006/05/24/is-ojon-restorative-treatment-any-good/

Here's the link to Amazon. Scroll down to the first review to see an analysis of ingredients. T
http://www.amazon.com/Ojon-Restorative-Hair-Treatment-1-5/dp/B000EGWL7A

HTH

i haven't tried it either because it costs WAY too much. I saw it in Ulta and the [white] girl said it would be really good. I'll take her word for it cuz at those prices I won't be trying it any time soon. LOL

DreamMerchant wrote:QVC is my spot and I tried that ojon in the jar that comes with the little comb. I forgot the name of it. It smells nice and a little goes a long way. When I saw it on QVC, I went to Sephora to try some out. I was hooked and bought some. When I go home to TN this summer, I may revisit it and give it a try. I used it when I was flat-ironing about 3 years ago.

Yeah I saw that on there as well. I thought I was acting like an old woman for watching QVC! But I see I'm not the only one who watches it so I don't feel too guilty.

Thanks ladies for the feedback. I have been keeping my pj'ism under control lately because I haven't made any purchases in a few months and have been using my stash. So I figured maybe it wouldn't hurt for me to try a few of these products. With the price, I know I won't be buying anything else for another 6 months. I have to stick to my budget! I try to stick to it anyway! I'm so excited but I have to wait until I get some money first so I may as well calm down for now!

FalconTress wrote:I have not used it. I read the label at Sephora and could not identify anything that made it worth the money to me. If I were going to purchase it, I would get it from the Q because you get 30 days to return it.

Here's a link to an article.
http://thebeautybrains.com/2006/05/24/is-ojon-restorative-treatment-any-good/

Here's the link to Amazon. Scroll down to the first review to see an analysis of ingredients. T
http://www.amazon.com/Ojon-Restorative-Hair-Treatment-1-5/dp/B000EGWL7A

HTH

Thanks for those links. I was wondering what type of ingredients were in the products because they were saying that no other product has the same ingredients. Now I see what they mean. I only recognized one ingredient. Their ingredients come from the rainforest so I'm anxious to see how it would work on my hair.

Truthfully I think I'm getting similar or better results with my homemade butter mixes. Looking at some of the butters and pomades on the market, when I eliminate a lot of the filler ingredients, I find that the recipes here are the same as the ones on the shelf.

They all use some of the following:
Butters - shea, cocoa, aloe, soy, mango, etc
oil - coconut, almond, jojoba, olive, grapeseed, etc
water, aloe vera, preservative and fragrance.
Other - thickening, emulsyfiers.

Yep, on my list to try. My cousin has been using it for years when she was relaxed and now that she's natural. Talk about lush locks.

@ Renny
I can't wait to try it! I don't think I'll be disappointed. I hope not anyway!

ntil today, I did not know that Ojon was owned by Estee Lauder.