Organic Root Stimulator Pineapple Enzyme Demi Perm

[alibi]

Any updates on this product yet? I searched the threads, and it looks like everyone was waiting to get some more info on this product. I know it's hard b/c I don't think you can purchase it or get info unless you're a stylist. I saw it in the BSS today, and it peeked my interest again, but I didn't get to ask any questions b/c they were really busy. (The girl in the front didn't know anything, and the stylist was doing hair in the back.)

I must say though, I'm VERY skeptical of products that claim to straighten the hair w/ out chemicals. I'm sure we all remember the "Rio Hair" fiasco of the early 90's. I hear some of those women NEVER grew their hair back!!! Anyways, someone please give an update if they've used this, or been able to get some useful info.

[alibi]

Wow, no replies? I take it no one knows anything???

[Godsno1girl]

Sorry, with the Demi-perm, they have to use a lot of heat to get it straight, I visited the afro hair and beauty show here in London and attended a hair seminar by ORS, they showed the "After" results of the product, applied to young girl of 13, it looked great similar to relaxed hair, but the stylist has to use a blowdryer, in conjuction with pressing comb or flat-iron, it lasts until the next shampoo, I suppose it is convienient if you want to temporaily wear straight hair. However if you want to wear it straight all the time, IMO I would'nt recommend it because of the intense heat and increased risk of heat damage. I have a four-page information leaflet on demi-perm I'll try and post it.

[alibi]

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den1 said:
Sorry, with the Demi-perm, they have to use a lot of heat to get it straight, I visited the afro hair and beautshow here in London and attended a hair seminar by ORS, they showed the "After" results of the product, applied to young girl of 13, it looked great similar to relaxed hair, but the stylist has to use a blowdryer, in conjuction with pressing comb or flat-iron, it lasts until the next shampoo, I suppose it is convienent if you want to temporaily wear straight hair. However if you want to wear it straight all the time, IMO I would'nt recommend it because of the intense heat and increased risk of heat damage. I have a four-page information leaflet on demi- I'll try and post.

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Thanks den1,

Any info you have would help. I really want to know b/c my mom was considering it for my little sister, who's never had a perm. I don't like the sound of it though....

[Godsno1girl]

ayanapooh: I didn't know how to attach files to my post, so I forwarded the details of the ORS Demi Perm to your email address.

[DDHair]

Is it more heat than normal straightening?

[Godsno1girl]

Hello DDhair
You asked: Is it more heat than normal straightening?

IMO Yes it is, especially if you want to sport straight hair on a regular basis, that is excessive usage of heat. If you decide to wear, straight hair only once in a while I don't see the point in buying this expensive product, it only lasts until the next shampoo, so might as well stick with conventional heat styling products and tools.

I was asked by a hair salon to be a model for this product and I refused, I'm not compromising the health of my hair for a product that claims to naturally straighten, after a few applications. Sorry for sounding so skeptical, its just my opnion.

Ayanapooh: Sorry, I tried to send the information to your email address, but I received an error message stating that the system was unable to find the address, do you have another email address I can send it too thanks?

[NGC]

I would like to see more info on the product. Could you send it to me? A friend wants to put this in her two daughter's heads.

NGCCuadra@fotki.com

[Godsno1girl]

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NGC said:
I would like to see more info on the product. Could you send it to me? A friend wants to put this in her two daughter's heads.

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No problem. I attached the information and sent it to your address

[caralexis2005]

HI!
me too please!!
caralexis@aol.com