Shrinkage is the devil.. ughhhhhh i hate it, but there's really nothing I can do to stop it.

I wanna try the hair milk, but kinda scared. Is it really worth the price/and shipping. How does it smell. Does your hair look/feel any diffrent from regular afro when you use it. Could you compare the results it gives you, to any other product available in drug/beauty-supply stores.. Am I asking too many questions.. ummmm i'm thinking yes I am.

Lata

Hey Reddy I sent you an email, but I'm gone post my response here too.

Save your money, cause the damn shipping SHOLE ain't worth it. The milk works well and dries soft with little residue, but it's not that much better than something you could get at Sally or Walmart. I could get the same definition using some curl activator gel to tell you the truth. The smell is sorta strong (cause of the lemongrass) and definitely not for everyone.

I get the feeling that me and the hair honey are going to be great friends when I start doing twists and stuff. It gives great shine and I've been looking for an alternative to grease.

Hi,
I love your hair... it looks better than mine... Aug. 4 2004, I did my big chop. It is maybe an inch long... but does not look good... it wants to curl when it is wet... your hair looks good, and curly... how did you get it that way... i want mine to look as good too.

Aluel

Aluel - It may take a while for your hair to really curl up. It's almost like it's shocked by being cut and needs time to adjust. I've noticed as more time has passed and the better condition my hair is in, the more easily it curls, even without product. I would suggest using Longaid or Proclaim curl activator gel to help the process some.

You may also want to try the no-poo method if you aren't already. I use actual shampoo only once or month or so. The rest of the time I use conditioner to wash my hair. My hair has responded really well to this over time. If you have any other questions feel free to email me (lisa at ghettointellect dot com)