says one company.

Not into promotions but see it making marketing moves to tap into this BILLION DOLLAR industry. Making it as NATURAL as possible.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/10/prweb449620.htm

it has mixed reviews on amazon.. its only 20 dollars thought.. worth the money.. who knows.. money back if it dosent though

Benefits

Safely and gradually relaxes curl
Reduces frizz
Adds softness and shine
Improves combing of African American virgin hair
Makes hair extremely responsive to heat styling
Safe for use on children's and men's hair
Effective for all hair types – Caucasian, Hispanic and African American
Safe on chemically-processed hair, including previously straightened hair and dyed or bleached hair
Makes all hairstyles easier to create and maintain, including the newest hairstyles favored by African AmericansPatented Curlaway Curl Relaxer contains naturally-derived aqueous acetic acid (pH lowering agent) with PEG 400 monostearate (emulsifier) d-panthenol, MSM (both conditioners), grapeseed oil (moisturizer) and fra

It sounds to be a good product yet have mix views it may be worth the money and less harmful to the human hair.

says one company.

Not into promotions but see it making marketing moves to tap into this BILLION DOLLAR industry. Making it as NATURAL as possible.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/10/prweb449620.htm

Brother DustyElbow ... thanks for this ... i'm just seeing it!

Hmmmm ... it does sound hopeful.

If anyone has used this, or plans on doing so ... please let us know how it goes!

:heart:

Destee

Reminds me of Rio. Will Debbie Allen be doing the infomercials again?

I doubt if Debbie will be doing it ......this a promising relaxer seem like

"Ingredients:
Patented Curlaway Curl Relaxer contains naturally-derived aqueous acetic acid (pH lowering agent) with PEG 400 monostearate (emulsifier) d-panthenol, MSM (both conditioners), grapeseed oil (moisturizer) and fragrances."

isn't acetic acid corrosive?
I put some coins in vinegar once, it's definitely corrosive.


And the website says "A non-alkaline, low-pH gel, Curlaway can be applied to dyed or previously-relaxed hair without causing breakage"

But according to chemindustry.ru,
low-molecular pegs like PEG 400 monostearate are made by using NaOH, KOH or Na2CO3.
Isn't that the same stuff that's in regular relaxers?


but I don't know, maybe it is a good product.

Reminds me of Rio. Will Debbie Allen be doing the infomercials again?

I was thinking the same thing, I remember those Rio infomercials and people were eating that stuff LOL RIO! RIO! RIO!

"Ingredients:
Patented Curlaway Curl Relaxer contains naturally-derived aqueous acetic acid (pH lowering agent) with PEG 400 monostearate (emulsifier) d-panthenol, MSM (both conditioners), grapeseed oil (moisturizer) and fragrances."

isn't acetic acid corrosive?
I put some coins in vinegar once, it's definitely corrosive.


And the website says "A non-alkaline, low-pH gel, Curlaway can be applied to dyed or previously-relaxed hair without causing breakage"

But according to chemindustry.ru,
low-molecular pegs like PEG 400 monostearate are made by using NaOH, KOH or Na2CO3.
Isn't that the same stuff that's in regular relaxers?


but I don't know, maybe it is a good product.

Sister Blackeyes ... thanks for the info ... good looking out Sister!

I kinda thought about using it for a second, but i am so afraid to do anything to my hair ... for fear of permanently stripping even one ounce of its naturalness away! This has been such a long journey for me, i just don't want to sabotage my own efforts!

:heart:

Destee