Does this work on african american hair care?
793207
Yes, it does work on African American hair. This is the first time I've used it for my dry, damaged, over-processed hair. My hair is thick and coarse and after the first application, feels and looks soft and healthy! Instead of leaving it on for 10 minutes per the instructions, I left it on for 30 minutes and put a plastic cap over it. So far, it's a keeper!
544489
YES!!! it works wonderfully on African American hair and the oil it comes with is great.make sure you put a little bit of oil on before you start flat ironing because it makes it last longer,and also reduce the fizz
794900
I've never used Wen; so I cannot answer your question in that regard. However, this product dried out my hair and made it extremely difficult to comb. I ordered it based on the reviews for me and my daughter, who has extremely dry and kinky hair. It did not work for me. I assumed it's not for African-American hair.
7210
No, this won't work for African American skin. Theses devices target dark pigment and are dangerous for darker skin colors.
376239
Yes. It should work on all hair. If your hair is coarse or dark you should use the regular, not the light product.
1259080
I don't know about African American hair, but I had no trouble except for the final foam I was using to much and my scalp started breaking out. I learned how to use it the right way and have started it again with no problems. I stopped for about 2 months and had no problem with hair falling out.
1202828
I definitely liked the one condition because of the way it deranged and conditions. My hair didn't take to the three step routine with this product and the defining gel made my hair really knotted. I started using Shea Moisture, Mixed Chicks, and Renpure Argan Oil Shampoo and Conditioner. They're all sulfate and paraben free and they work really well with African American hair. I don't want to discourage you from this line though. I would say to find out your curl pattern and then try it for yourself. That's the only true way you'll know. Good luck!
1236244
Hi Danielle! I have natural African Anerican hair and it works great! Also try to use the system that fits the thickness of your hair!
657785
I've used this on African-American hair and it works perfectly. Just use high heat and be sure to drag it from the roots to the ends very slowly. But be careful - don't burn your hair.
23907
Im African American also and I use it on my natural hair and I don't have a problem. .. but I do spray it then let it sit before I flat iron it.
2280021
Yes it has. I really like the product too. You won't have results in the blink of an eye but give it like two weeks. I'm African American and I apply it to the bald spot, rub in a circular motion for a few minutes and brush with a hard boar hair brush (I think that's the specific name of the brush) to stimulate my scalp. I hope this help ;-)
1834341
I don't know what you mean by "African American hair". I am Egyptian, therefore American-African or African American to use the term imposed by European-Americans. I have friends who are American-Africans and none of us have "dry, brittle African American hair" as a standard. Since all types of human hair is composed of the same substance, is your question does this product work for dry and brittle hair.(PERIOD). If yes, I would guess that the answer to your question may be determined by what is causing your hair to be "dry, brittle".
1540031
No, it just set on my scalp and did nothing for my hair. I tried customer service and they were not helpful, actually really rude. So I would not recommend this product and it is really expensive and does NOT work.
1396928
I'm Hispanic , but my little sister is partially African American and has that hair and she likes the way it works on her hair because it's the only straightener she has used that actually straightens her hair . So yes I do believe it does .
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Francelis Yes. I am African American with thick shoulder length hair. My beautician does homecare and my hair is so thick that she can use almost scalding hot water and I can barely feel it on my scalp. I only use it for a wet set with rollers and I have had no problems with it drying my hair within one timer setting. The best thing about it us if is a comfortable heat that has never irritated my scalp.
544488
Although I am not African American, I believe it will work well on it. My wife had it on high at first. She turned it down about 2/3 the way and it still straightened her hair nicely. Her hair is medium thickness and pretty curly. I think 3/4 on the heat would do for African American hair. I hope I helped you. Christine
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It doesn't matter what color hair you have but I presume you mean if it cuts African-American hair, correct? If so, I wouldn't see why not but I have never used it on someone other than my family and we are mixed but mainly caucasian. Maybe someone can give you a better answer as I'm probably of no help =)