I'm thinking about purchasing this item but worry about that I'll spray too much on my part. Is there a comb that comes with it to pull the hair away from the scalp? What is the best technique to use with this product? I'm thinking about purchasing this item but worry about that I'll spray too much on my part. Is there a comb that comes with it to pull the hair away from the scalp? What is the best... » Read More I'm thinking about purchasing this item but worry about that I'll spray too much on my part. Is there a comb that comes with it to pull the hair away from the scalp? What is the best technique to use with this product? « Show Less
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It's a very tiny jet like nozzle with fine spray that you can pin point. No comb needed or indicated.
779864
you can't comb through it once its sprayed its on..kinda of like a heavy sticky hair spray. you wont spray too much, just a light dusting spray, you'll see once you get it. I love the product. fix your hair the way you want (styled and blow dried; spray over the part/gray. good luck!
826623
what ever you don't put hair products in the wig but i find it helpful to take a wet comb and start from the bottom and slowly brush. Start with short streaks and when the bottom is smooth slowly start to move up he ponytail. also when doing this grasp the clip hard or clip it to your hand so the wig won't go any where. Hope it works for you. Good Luck!! (:
260064
hey-- the manual i have (not from this seller) says it can be used all over your face and that you should always keep it moving (slowly) you "draw" upward lines from sides of nose to hairline, along chin line, eyebrow to forehead etc. dont get too close to eyes and again start at inside of nose to hairline. hope this helps.
454961
Tease your hair and spray with light hold spray. I use Suave Touchable Finish in the silver bottle. Stick the combs in while it's wet so it can set. Be sure they are clicked shut. I use them for warrior ponytails for tribal fusion dance so I put it in a donut accessories and secure with a scrunchy. Hang on clips in the closet for storage.
1252630
The directions are very difficult to read. The first 2.5 lines are: Apply generously throughout the scalp. Massage gently at the hair roots. Do not rinse off. For exceptional results, use daily on wet or dry hair. My hairstylist also combs it through my hair. I hope this helps.
1746953
I did that for 10+ years safely and knew a number of women who had no problem even with long hair. I recently switched to using it leaving it on a short time. I've heard women complain about the daily use but they always leave it on a long time. While it is a shampoo its best at taking care of scalp itch.
1571309
hi, i just got a chi a little while ago and it works very well! i think it curls better than anything.. and i thought when i got it that i wouldnt get hot on the outside but it actually does.. stinks right? but i learned how to curl my hair very well without putting my fingers on that end of the straightener. i think you should get the chi anyways and just learn how to do it without touching it. its actually a lot easier than it seems.. and practice makes perfect... i did not go out in public the first time i curled it :P
1047538
I have very fine female hair. I just dip the tips of my fingers in the product and apply only to the ends of hair. I will usually do this 2 to 3 times with my shortish hair. I'm talking about a teeny amount of product. I then run a comb through a bit to distribute it a little more evenly. I had almost given up on finding a finishing product like this for my baby fine hair.
1941439
I know this will go against the other answers for this but I don't use this :( I find that I get better results with a rat tail comb. I have really fine hair and for some reason I get a better back comb using a rat tail comb than this.
2166952
This is a difficult question to answer by a buyer. I think you should direct this question to the seller. On what basis will one ask for money back? To be honest with you, I don't know if it is the rogaine I use or this laser thing that is helping me keep whatever I have left, LOL. I will say this though. I won't buy another one if this one is lost or broken, LOL. Sorry I can't be of much help.
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I've found that it is too thick to use alone, it makes my scalp itchy! The way I use it is to mix one tablespoon to 1/4 cup of conditioner and use as a pre-poo or co-wash, let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes, then rinse out. Also, it really does make your hair grow. I had a balding area from damage from years of relaxer, so I also mix a little (maybe a few teaspoons) with jojoba oil (1 tablespoon) and a few drops of rosemary oil, massaged into the thinning areas of my scalp. No need to rinse out as the other oils cut the thick, stickiness of the castor oil. Respond back and let me know what other products you've tried. Are you looking to maintain moisture or promote hair growth? I've found that it is too thick to use alone, it makes my scalp itchy! The way I use it is to mix one tablespoon to 1/4 cup of conditioner and use as a pre-poo or co-wash, let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes, then rinse out. Also, it really does make your hair grow. I had a balding area from damage from years of relaxer, so I also mix a little (maybe a few teaspoons) with jojoba oil (1 tablespoon) and a few drops of rosemary oil, massaged into the thinning areas of my scalp. No need to rinse out as the other oils cut the thick, stickiness of the castor oil. Respond back and let me know... » Read More I've found that it is too thick to use alone, it makes my scalp itchy! The way I use it is to mix one tablespoon to 1/4 cup of conditioner and use as a pre-poo or co-wash, let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes, then rinse out. Also, it really does make your hair grow. I had a balding area from damage from years of relaxer, so I also mix a little (maybe a few teaspoons) with jojoba oil (1 tablespoon) and a few drops of rosemary oil, massaged into the thinning areas of my scalp. No need to rinse out as the other oils cut the thick, stickiness of the castor oil. Respond back and let me know what other products you've tried. Are you looking to maintain moisture or promote hair growth? « Show Less
533278
I'm not sure but I did buy a wig brush( for just a few dollars ). I haven't used either yet but my guess would be like my tender headed girls. Work from the bottom and move up, holding the hair length that's being brush in my fist. It helps with pulling.
1612270
Use the low temperature for your scalp, that's what I do and it works perfectly well, with the low temperature, I am able to use the comb on my scalp without burning myself.
566942
I started using it because a hair dresser recommended it when I was going to Afghanistan for a year. It saved my hair from the extreme environment. I put a dime size amount in my hand and rub it in my palms and put it just on the hair from my ears down. My hair has natural wave and body so some times I don't use a flat iron. If I flat iron I mix sexy hair in with my flat iron protectant cream and it nourishes and protects my hair. I wouldn't use it with the flat iron alone. I love the product but I cant answer your question because I don't have fine hair.
1584901
I just use a detangling comb that I use when my hair is wet...Cleans the hair out easily! I also wash mine out with hot water every few days to keep it fresh.
137438
It's pretty self explanatory n could be done alone but I'd recommend hvg some a friend or sister u trust do it for ya. It's a good product I recommend it and like all products it does damage a little, cause wasa little frizziness. But thick hair is my issue so it may differ from urs.
88614
It really is a matter of what you want it to do rather than type of hair. Combination of different bristles mixed work the best overall in my opinion. Size of brush is a matter of use as well. I have a regular size I keep in the bathroom and a small one for travel. Wonderful quality.