I am african American. How well will this work on my hair? Good or bad results?
1259291
I discovered that the results will depend on your type of hair; i.e. you get a better result on hair that is softer and straighter than on coarse hair.
1259292
I wouldn't buy this brand. I'd go indago (I believe that's the right name) which is black. But its a two step prosses. This one just didn't do what it was supposed to do. But Hannah is for all hair types.
1259293
Yes, no matter the hair type, I believe the product will work. Follow the instructions and for darker results add salt, as per instructions....
1259294
We are from Taiwan. I bought this for my wife, and it has worked well on her hair. For best results, you may need to mix them one day before you use it, and after you use it, you wait for at least two hours. It is natural, and needs longer time to work. But it works well.
1645246
My own hair is curly but I am not Afro American. However, friends of mine who are use the products with really great results (they do not relax it and they have really nice springy, defined curls!) . It is the moisturizing nature of this product line that makes is perfect for your type hair (assuming it is coarse and curly since you asked). I would not hesitate to try it. You might want to try Fig for the most moisture and use it with Tea Tree (which everyone should use!). Start with the cleanser and the styling gel (any scent you like) and make the oils a close third you try. The oils (any scent you like) can be used the night before you cleanse your hair and if you have very coarse hair you can even mix a few drops in with your styling creme to add moisture and shine during the day. If you start off with that approach you will get the best results for your type hair. As you use the products you will learn what is best for in the line. Try it, I have a feeling you'll like it. My friends, hisband and I won't do without it now!
414451
I'm asian, I just purchase this product and been using it for 3 days now, it seems to work fine on my hair. As far as result on hair growing, I can't say it yet since I use it for 3 days, I will have to wait at least couple weeks or so to see result. I will let you know.
1970582
it should mantain your color and definatelt will strengthen your hair. ready review if u want.
102206
I haven't a clue. I haven't used it yet. I have friends of African descent, but we don't discuss hair.
1690024
I think it would be PERFECT for African American hair! I love it on my white bread hair, but the stuff is simply GREAT and it seeps in to the hair shaft in minutes so I say yes! Your hair should soak it right up!
1745956
I'm so sorry but I'm not really sure about that. I do know that there is nothing harmful in it, and my stylist that turned me on to this says that it does work on straight and curly hair. I'd have to ask her if it would work on black hair but I don't see why it wouldn't. I hope that helps.
1075219
I am African American and I used my sister's Tria for a month to see if it was worth it. We both have used it and IT WORKS!!! I loved it. Our skin tone is similar to Jada Pinkett Smith. My sister and I have very course black facial hair and we suffer from severe hair bumps. I used it for a month every other day. The difference is amazing!!!! Now, my results may be different because I was a fanatic about using it! I found that it was painful if I lasered over some hair. If you get rid of the hair it is more like a rubber band pop. I hope this helps
1835833
Yes, its good for all types of hair..I am haitian American and my other half is European Caucasian..I had some thining going on around my temple and he had some thinning going on at the crown of his head..its not a cure all but we both definitely see a improvement in our hair. Its something you have to take on the regular and it also grows lashes along with hair..so be warned your legs n other hairy non mentionables will be sprouting rapid fast too. Just a fyi lol
2137857
If you are african American I would not recommend the shampoo at all..Seriously it's so strong. It made my hair shed so much... I never use the shampoo anymore only the conditioner.However I used it for 4 months and my hair grew 4 inches! So it works :)
776148
I just tried it on my hair, dark brown, it does show up good. Takes a little while to dry and doesn't seem to stiffen. I think it's worth trying.
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".
406108
I'm medium-brown skinned with black hair and it works great for me. It's taking longer than they estimated, but great. I think the instructions and the website says that it may not work on grey hair that well, but definitely check because I'm not well versed in that area. Good luck!
304897
I have very fine (baby) hair and this works great for me. Good luck.....i think you will like it!
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!
1690025
There's nothing in it that would be bad for African American hair. Depending on how dry & frizzy your hair is, it might be best to use it as a leave in product. Start with just a drop or two, working from the ends up the shaft, then add more if needed.
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.