best applied treatment to the hair roots or better a little farther from the roots of the hair?
759446
Being my ends are usually the driest and most damaged, I concentrate on the ends more than my roots, but I apply it all over.
759447
I think u should focus on your ends since they are the most susceptible to damage. Also, protein treatments like this are meant to strengthen hair, and if u use it too often u will end up with very hard straw like hair. It works wonders when used between coloring or processing hair. The directions say to leave on for 30 mins, 45 mins for hair that needs it. I use it once every 6 weeks or so 1 cap full mixed in with a good deep conditioning mask.
1796851
I find it better to spray into Palm and spread throughout hair, instead of directly on to te hair. You can get better distribution, and more control as to how much you're using. I then brush through hair to evenly coat
1373834
I wouldn't consider it a treatment as much as a styling product. I use it when my hair is wet before I blow dry it. Can be used everyday if desired. Definitely not a long tern straightening effect.
1937480
Absolutely. I wear my hair natural so spraying the revitalizer on my scalp daily doesn't mess up roots. It's not a very "wet" experience so if you wear your hair straight it's worth a try. I was loosing a hand of hair everyday. This was very disheartening because I've always had a head full of hair. I tried the sample pack and within two days my hair loose went down by 80%! I have pictures of the hair to prove it. I don't use the shampoo very much (it can be drying but I use the spray everyday). I would suggest that you go to an Aveda salon or their website and request a sample before you invest the money.Hope this is helpful. Absolutely. I wear my hair natural so spraying the revitalizer on my scalp daily doesn't mess up roots. It's not a very "wet" experience so if you wear your hair straight it's worth a try. I was loosing a hand of hair everyday. This was very disheartening because I've always had a head full of hair. I tried the sample pack and within two days my hair loose went down by 80%! I have pictures of the hair to prove it. I don't use the shampoo very much (it can be drying but I use the spray everyday). I would suggest that you go to an Aveda salon or their website and request a sample... » Read More Absolutely. I wear my hair natural so spraying the revitalizer on my scalp daily doesn't mess up roots. It's not a very "wet" experience so if you wear your hair straight it's worth a try. I was loosing a hand of hair everyday. This was very disheartening because I've always had a head full of hair. I tried the sample pack and within two days my hair loose went down by 80%! I have pictures of the hair to prove it. I don't use the shampoo very much (it can be drying but I use the spray everyday). I would suggest that you go to an Aveda salon or their website and request a sample before you invest the money.Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
767002
It's a larger area, so the hot air is less focused and not as harsh (diffused). You can put it directly on your roots for more lift, and the blast of air won't straighten out your hair.
1052556
It would be best to have a professional apply it. If you were to over lap this system with the existing one in your hair, you will definitely experience breakage. It would only be useful if you applied it on your root area as it is virgin hair.
925903
I have locs so I just apply it on the scalp and on the locs. When styling on my daughters natural hair, I apply a small amount on her hair after a wash and condition. We both have thick hair that absorbs mositure, so this is perfect.
1295707
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...]
1948500
For me the consistency wasn't too heavy. If hair is more on the fine side use less of the treatment.
307145
Yes, actually. My hair gets build up and oily at the roots easily. I recommend that you don't apply it to your roots and try to stay about 1 to 2 inches away from your scalp. I just did it today and I had a little issue with this.
693527
You can use both ways. If you find your hair really dry or damaged, I would start with every week, working your way to every other week. Also some people think you should alternate your deep treatments to address all hair issues. Find a routine your hair responds to and stick with that.
275008
Apply to roots first, leave it in your hair longer, and/or put on a plastic shower cap and apply heat from a dryer, but make sure you don't sweat. If those don't work, use 30 developer and know that it will be a lighter color.
780256
I personally just do the Intensive Treatment alone. I have almost waist length hair- wavy to curly and this removes most of the tangles.
846583
before brushing, towel dry hair amd spray on roots, section around the crown of your head. spraying a few inches away, a line down each section. then lightly massage/ work into roots. brush & style as usual.
1111245
Works for me. I wear my hair pulled back from my face in the summer especially, and a touch of Root Vanish works well. I put a small dab on a paper towel and then use the brush to apply it to my hairline. This alows you to better control the amount that is applied to the hairline and sideburns.
1940073
I personally have a rinse on my hair, by me applying it to roots of hair. I have noticed hair keeps growing and have to touch up more often.
1788273
The deep treatment must be used first. It didn't really work in our opinion and our hair was dry and the ingredients weren't as impressive. We bought it because I heard it grows hair a lot, fast but it doesn't (user's daughter and wife's opinion)