Can anyone please detail me on how to use this product? Should this be applied from the roots to the ends or from mid-shafts? Thank you.
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My hairdresser puts a pump-full of the product onto her hands, rubs them together to distribute the product, and then applies it to my hair, starting from the roots out. I apply it the same way.
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I use a root lifter first then Small Talk from mid-shaft to tips for smoothing and control.
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This is a great product! I rub a nickel to a quarter's size worth between my two hands to "warm it up" and get it between my fingers - especially on my fingertips - then I run my hands long the hair shaft in key areas to "piece" my hair. I usually do this on bangs and hair framing my face. Then, after doing that I rub my two hands together again and tousle my hair with the remaining product. Don't put it at the roots. This is not root lift so you don't want to weigh down your hair. Also, experiment! Putting on too much of this product is just as bad as not using it at all. Good luck. :) This is a great product! I rub a nickel to a quarter's size worth between my two hands to "warm it up" and get it between my fingers - especially on my fingertips - then I run my hands long the hair shaft in key areas to "piece" my hair. I usually do this on bangs and hair framing my face. Then, after doing that I rub my two hands together again and tousle my hair with the remaining product. Don't put it at the roots. This is not root lift so you don't want to weigh down your hair. Also, experiment! Putting on too much of this product is just as bad as not using it at... » Read More This is a great product! I rub a nickel to a quarter's size worth between my two hands to "warm it up" and get it between my fingers - especially on my fingertips - then I run my hands long the hair shaft in key areas to "piece" my hair. I usually do this on bangs and hair framing my face. Then, after doing that I rub my two hands together again and tousle my hair with the remaining product. Don't put it at the roots. This is not root lift so you don't want to weigh down your hair. Also, experiment! Putting on too much of this product is just as bad as not using it at all. Good luck. :) « Show Less
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I would definitely say from the roots to the end. Go lite though, use as little as you can while still getting the effect that you want because it can make your hair a little heavy and for me it also tends to make my scalp break out when I use to much if it, my face as well.
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I am trying to do this with my kids as a project.... i have a "beginner" question: After it germinates , do we need to remove the cardboard and replant? or are the roots supposed to push through? we are only doing these in 5-gallon buckets and not in the ground. thank you for your help!
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I would leave it on for at least two hours. If they still aren't covered enough, you can always do another shorter treatment, even the same day. I've found that if I sort of keep up with it about every two three weeks, I don't have to leave it on quite as long. Honestly though, if you have the time, leave it on longer for great conditioning. Also, be sure to really pile it on those roots and make sure they are all completely covered. Dry hair with heat after rinsing.
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Don't expect favorable results if you don't use per directions. It's a systemic product and is absorbed by the roots.
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It is a fantastic product that is easy to use. put water in a bucket and add the correct amount of chemical and sprinkle it around the root area inside the tree limb circle.
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I dilute in bucket and apply to the base avoiding leaves. I do water a little afterwards cause some are too concentrated and could burn your plant.
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If you have the ortho sprayer, just pour it in then dial the amount needed and spray. then pour the unused amount back. This is not a systemic product like I think your talking about. This needs to be sprayed on the tree/bush.
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i'd just get a hair dye apply brush, dip it and then apply it on my roots. (not on the rest of your hair or else it will get very damaged). then rinse, and then put on the second cream with the same brush. follow the directions after that. hope this helped :)
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I cut the bamboo, and apply it to the cut stump. It always works. I haven't tried applying it to the roots, but it should work if you cut the root and apply it where you made the cut.
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I don't use them together I use red roots as an hot oil treatment I leave it in for 30mins and I only use a little bit of it and I wash it out after I style my hair I put a little bit of the jbco in my hair and I love it my hair grow a lot I strongly recommend this product♥♥♥ btw I use it in my daughter's hair as well my oldest is 10 my youngest is 5 we love it :)
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I can only tell you I poured it straight onto the area where I was trying to get rid of Reeds, no weeds. I removed all the reeds and soil with the roots and then moistened the ground with the vinegar. I am not a professional when it comes to gardening. I only wanted to get rid of the reeds and I couldn't find a better way to do it. So far I think it has worked. I also covered the ground with clear plastic and made sure no water would get in (another way of getting rid of reeds I found) after putting on the Vinegar. I wouldn't use spray as it will get onto your skin and eyes, even with lots of protection and it is very dangerous to the any body tissues and especially the eyes.
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Can be used on either...I absolutely love it...tried many many different products but this is the best. QWhen you first put it on dry hair, it looks a bit greasy...but soaks in to leave it soft and shiny...[only put it on ends..not roots...]
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My husband used it and this is his response. "One bottle goes a long way since it is diluted directly 1:8 in a pump sprayer. It took 2 sprays to kill unwanted growth from a Live Oak, probably due to the amount of rain we get almost everyday. You could probably use a garden hose with a sprayer attachment but I don't feel you have as much control. We were able to direct the spray on the unwanted growth and save my other plants nearby."
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I can only tell you I poured it straight onto the area where I was trying to get rid of Reeds, no weeds. I removed all the reeds and soil with the roots and then moistened the ground with the vinegar. I am not a professional when it comes to gardening. I only wanted to get rid of the reeds and I couldn't find a better way to do it. So far I think it has worked. I also covered the ground with clear plastic and made sure no water would get in (another way of getting rid of reeds I found) after putting on the Vinegar. I wouldn't use spray as it will get onto your skin and eyes, even with lots of protection and it is very dangerous to the any body tissues and especially the eyes. I can only tell you I poured it straight onto the area where I was trying to get rid of Reeds, no weeds. I removed all the reeds and soil with the roots and then moistened the ground with the vinegar. I am not a professional when it comes to gardening. I only wanted to get rid of the reeds and I couldn't find a better way to do it. So far I think it has worked. I also covered the ground with clear plastic and made sure no water would get in (another way of getting rid of reeds I found) after putting on the Vinegar. I wouldn't use spray as it will get onto your skin and eyes, even with lots... » Read More I can only tell you I poured it straight onto the area where I was trying to get rid of Reeds, no weeds. I removed all the reeds and soil with the roots and then moistened the ground with the vinegar. I am not a professional when it comes to gardening. I only wanted to get rid of the reeds and I couldn't find a better way to do it. So far I think it has worked. I also covered the ground with clear plastic and made sure no water would get in (another way of getting rid of reeds I found) after putting on the Vinegar. I wouldn't use spray as it will get onto your skin and eyes, even with lots of protection and it is very dangerous to the any body tissues and especially the eyes. « Show Less
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Yes, it works by treating the hair at the roots, that is if you agree that it works. I didn't think it did but I wasn't putting it at the roots, I was putting it slightly above so I have to see how it works after I use it properly for a little while .
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I planted my bulbs in clay also in SC. I attached the bulb auger first to a portable drill but found that was not strong enough. Then I got out the extension cord and plugged in another drill and that worked fairly well if I used the auger first at an angle into the ground to cut through the grass roots. If I had a stronger plug in drill, that would have made the job even easier. But you need to be a little bit careful with a more powerful drill that you don't fracture the bulb auger. I never could have planted 250+ bulbs without the auger (being an elderly female).
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You should use 13-15 pumps especially at first. First part where you natural part is and spray 2-3 pumps and then divide part just on the front of your head and spray the parts until you reach the 13-15 pumps--it really is a small amount. Then you massage the product into you scalp all over. I have used it for a while and am losing less hair and my hair fills thicker so I use like 12 pumps. There should have been an insert in your box that explained it all better than I can. Then just proceed with your normal styling products like I use spray gel. I hope that helps. lisa