~BACK TO BLONDE!!~ PJ Extraordinaire!

Thank you all for your hair prayers and well wishes!

I am tickled to say my head is back to normal!

Has anyone tried this thing-a-ma-bobber?!



Y'all know I had to buy it!

What is that?

FROM THE WEBSITE -


The Natural Science



Your hair is powerful: when nurtured it gives you self-confidence and triples your sex appeal. Beautiful and healthy hair is usually the first thing people notice about you, but abuse it with harsh brushing and your hair pays the price.
The damage trying to tear tangles and knots out of your hair with an unsuitable brush cannot be underestimated. Vigorous brushing will ‘rough’ up and damage the hair’s cuticle wrecking your hair’s chances of looking healthy and shiny. The cuticle or the outermost layer of the hair is a hard layer of over-lapping protective scale like cells (think of them as tiles on a roof) and are the front line when it comes to protecting your hair’s internal structure from damage which is imperative for bouncy, sexy and touchable hair. As well as brushing, cuticle sabotage can be caused by over-use of heated appliances, chemicals and hair accessories such as clips leading to split ends and a lack lustre and frizzy appearance.
Understanding we would be in hair limbo without styling tools and fabulous colour, Tangle Teezer reduces the risk of damaging the cuticle, making all the difference between fatigued and fabulous looking hair. Look after your cuticle and it will protect your hair.

Damaged Cuticle and rough. The hair appears dull and is exposed to damage	Healthy Cuticle The cuticle layers lie flat providing maximum protection. The hair is strong, healthy and shines.

The Hair Science Behind Tangle Teezer



Tangle Teezer is the first of a new generation of detangling hairbrushes! Upon picking up Tangle Teezer you will notice the teeth aren’t like that of an ordinary brush which is where the hair genius comes in. The unique configuration of specifically designed teeth flex just the right amount to detangle and help smooth the hair’s cuticle which in turn protects the inner cortex from damage.
Using the Tangle Teezer will ensure your hair will appear more lustrous by minimising cuticle damage which in turn will help colour last and reduce the risk of fading. The hair shaft is also better prepared for the onslaught of damaging heat from styling tools. That’s why we like to call it first aid for hair.

blondie wrote:

PaganWifey wrote:What kind of ugly weird color is it?

At first I thought it was green, but it's not. It's a weird light brownish grey?! I swear to you, I can't even describe it or have words for it. I have kept my hair covered since. I can't even look at it.

Oh goodness.

PaganWifey wrote:

blondie wrote:

PaganWifey wrote:What kind of ugly weird color is it?

At first I thought it was green, but it's not. It's a weird light brownish grey?! I swear to you, I can't even describe it or have words for it. I have kept my hair covered since. I can't even look at it.

Oh goodness.

I know...but it's OK now, my hair is back to normal!

So, did you use your new gadget yet? I'm curious!

poeticlyspkng wrote:So, did you use your new gadget yet? I'm curious!

I just ordered it...hasn't come in yet. You know I'm just chompin' at the bit to get my mitts on it!

Ok, me and the internet search engine are real tight. After trying to read the ingredients in the store without glasses (waaaaay to vain to admit I own them) I googled myself silly convinced that there was a silicone in there....sum'a ma b*#*@ is hiding!!

Couldn't find squat. Went to the website. Nil. Called the folks. BooBoo told me it was silicone-free....really?! Shut up! A cheap silicone-free conditioner I can co-wash with?! That my hair likes?

Lawd....hold my mule. I am in total shock. This calls for a celebratory nap!!

Ok, I'll admit, a traffic light change for me is cause for a celebratory nap ....but I'm really excited about this here conditioner situation!

I was featured twice this week...hee-hee!
http://afroniquelyyou.com/

Nice story and I liked your pics

Thank you!

rofl @ hold your mule. I'm glad you love it!

PaganWifey wrote:rofl @ hold your mule. I'm glad you love it!

Hee-hee!! I knew you'd like that!!

I'm pasting this from my thread, lol! Hey! I saw you on a blog yesterday where you and that blonde hair were featured. I don't even remember which it was because I read so many feeds and different ones when do. But you looked gorgeous! I should probably post this in your thread though, right? Right!


Afroniquely You must've been it! You go girl wit' yo' blonde self!

Thanks!

Yup! That was it! The followup was posted today!

Awwww! You look so purty! And the hair looks so good! Nice and soft! You make it seem so easy to maintain.

Thank you hun!

After this long it does seem easy cuz it's second nature at this point. I forget how anal I am until someone asks about my regimen and they get dizzy!


I snagged some new hair goodies...Lawd SOMEBODY get a 12 step hair program for a sista!!

1. Giant bottle of my new cheapie condish love Garnier Triple Nutrition goo

2. Shea Moisture Organic Raw Shea Butter Deep Treatment Masque

3. DevaCare Arc Angel Firm Hold Definig Gel

4. Shea moisture Raw Shea Rutter Resorative Conditioner

5. MORE Goddy Spin Pins in blonde

6. Goody Volume Booste comb


and have some Kinky Curly stuff coming in the mail...weeeeee!!!!

Which salon do you go to for the bleaching or do you do it yourself? (I feel like I should know)

http://chantashairgallery.com/

Lawd....this woman can do a MEAN head!!

**If I missed it in your articles just lemme know and I'm go back over them and look harder**

When she (or you) bleached for the first time, did she get that shade of blond in one shot or did you do multiple sessions?

Hi Blonde!

Not sure if I have been on your journal before but I saw your avi on someone else's journal. It is beautiful! My mother in law has the same color and loves it. It takes some flava to wear it and you seem to be doing it well

PaganWifey wrote:**If I missed it in your articles just lemme know and I'm go back over them and look harder**

When she (or you) bleached for the first time, did she get that shade of blond in one shot or did you do multiple sessions?

My stylist told me right off it was going to take a while to get to my current shade. If I remember correctly it was somewhere like 4 months. This was the first shade-

MellowOne wrote:Hi Blonde!

Not sure if I have been on your journal before but I saw your avi on someone else's journal. It is beautiful! My mother in law has the same color and loves it. It takes some flava to wear it and you seem to be doing it well

Thank you!

Nice feature on afroniquelyyou. Treat your hair like it's severly damaged good advice.