Is this product for African-American hair? I'm white/blond and saw that it was being sold at ebonyline. Thank you
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I don't know if this product is for African-American hair. I purchased this at an Asian owned store. I would look into it online but I don't know why it would not work. I also use the shampoo and Minoxidil.
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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.
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The bottle doesn't say for blond hair so I think you're okay. I use it on my dark hair all the time.
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I think this product is the best. I am African American, and I have very thick/long/coarse hair. I use after I wash my hair (put a plastic cap on) and sit under the hairdryer. I leave it on overnight. Works great!
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Hi Dear, I have black hair and have bought and used this produce, it is awesome but to answer your question I am not sure if this is for blond hair, because I do remember when I was searching for mine the one for blond hair was stating it on the bottle, so I don't think this is for blond hair because it dose not say that on the bottle. Good luck! 
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Indeed you can, I do it all the time. A lot of the products for hair marketed to African-Americans contain a mix of shea butter, jojoba oils, olive olive and coconut oils as ingredients. I use this in my hair as well as natural shea butter for both hair and body.
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I saw someone do it on YouTube and she had a afro. I got dark brown hair but not a afro tho but it worked IDK if the texture matters so give it a try girl!
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I haven't a clue. I haven't used it yet. I have friends of African descent, but we don't discuss hair.
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Sorry, but I can only give advise on grey or white hair. I think that is basically what this product is intended for. It more or less takes out the yellowing and gives your hair more shine, which I personally know is true. You may have to contact the manufacturer about your question. Sorry I can't help.
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I'm going to try and answer this the best I can for you. I don't have African American hair, but its kinda dark, like a light brown. Some colors did show up. But I found that if you wet the white one a little and out it as a base, the colors show up great. Hope this helps:)
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Sorry I am not sure. HSI is professional quality and used in many salons so my research included a few calls to my hair stylist to ask her opinion. Maybe u can call a place that works mainly with African American hair to get more info :) Good luck & I hope it works out for u!
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No, this product is far too strong and damaging on African-American hair!The other 3 answers that disagree are from 1. Someone whose used it ONCE. 2. Someone who is mixed, which normally gives u a different texture of hair. And lastly Someone who not only responded they "think it could" but gave this item a 2 star review.Purchased it and initially fell in love... it's been 3 months and my hair is fried. I had strong, healthy, natural hair after cutting it over a year ago. After switching to this flat iron my hair is so damaged I'll probably have to cut it again. You can read my review for more details. No, this product is far too strong and damaging on African-American hair!The other 3 answers that disagree are from 1. Someone whose used it ONCE. 2. Someone who is mixed, which normally gives u a different texture of hair. And lastly Someone who not only responded they "think it could" but gave this item a 2 star review.Purchased it and initially fell in love... it's been 3 months and my hair is fried. I had strong, healthy, natural hair after cutting it over a year ago. After switching to this flat iron my hair is so damaged I'll probably have to cut it... » Read More No, this product is far too strong and damaging on African-American hair!The other 3 answers that disagree are from 1. Someone whose used it ONCE. 2. Someone who is mixed, which normally gives u a different texture of hair. And lastly Someone who not only responded they "think it could" but gave this item a 2 star review.Purchased it and initially fell in love... it's been 3 months and my hair is fried. I had strong, healthy, natural hair after cutting it over a year ago. After switching to this flat iron my hair is so damaged I'll probably have to cut it again. You can read my review for more details. « Show Less
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Im African American also and I use it on my natural hair and I don't have a problem. .. but I do spray it then let it sit before I flat iron it.
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I wouldn't waste your money. I am white, but I have one small spot of hair that is extremely curly (it's a birth mark of sorts). I've used this product twice, following instructions to the letter, and it does nothing to straighten the hair. I've used straightening products intended for black hair and they work. I've also used a salon-applied Keratin treatment and it worked. Unfortunately, I believe this product will be a waste of your time and money.
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Yes. Both of my daughters are African American and it works so well on their hair. One is a 4B and the other is a 3C and it's my favorite product. I've tried a bunch of things that say Argan Oil but One 'n Only is the best.
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I sent mine back...I wasn't very pleased with it. It seemed that it didn't do much for my hair, and mine is fine also.Hope this helps! I found a better one at TJ Maxx!
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It was recommended to me by the salon I was at. The Redken representative had been there previously and recommended the product for those with color treated hair. I still noticed that it has sodium laureth sulfate, which is what I thought stripped hair coloring. I do blond highlights and apricot highlights every couple months and haven't noticed it diminishing my color much, besides what kind if normal diminishing occurs anyway. For how my scalp feels I think it is worth it to possibly lose a little color.