Can this be used on Caucasian hair?
1998518
Yes, this is my 2nd Infiniti by Conair. I've tried several in their series and this is by far the best for Caucasian hair. My hair is fine, somewhat frizzy and this helps smooth it out and give shape, too. Hope this helps!
1644011
It does not work on any color hair. Not even bleached or grey hair. Try a different brand.
614520
Yes but you only need a little. Works well on my oldest daughters hair, she is biracial with fine hair 3A hair. I apply directly after washing her hair, or to her tips if they seem dry.
257701
I don't see why not. The bottle doesn't say anything about it not working for any type if hair.
2118744
Hi-I'm sorry, but I have no idea why it won't work on gray hair. My daughter and I both have blonde hair. Her's is a lighter blonde and it appears to lighten her hair due to all of the build-up it removes. My hair is more of a dirty blonde and while it helps my hair just as well, I don't have the appearance that my hair is lighter after I use it.
1795951
No, not at all... it will make your white hairs slightly more noticeable and give you great shine... though since you have mostly brown hair I wouldn't use the pearl blonde at all... it's designed for lighter blonde shades to make the hair not look dead. What are you trying to accomplish? Tell me that and I can probably help you. Merry Christmas!
192820
Color treated hair? I'm not sure, I don't see why it wouldn't but they have a website you may be able to ask them directly
865565
I think it was originally created for African American hair, but it works great on my extremely fine, thick, naturally wavy, very dry Caucasian hair. I'd get the moisturizing conditioner to go with it. I think it works as well as Bumble & Bumble Invisible Oil shampoo and conditioner, and it's a whole lot less expensive. Hope that helps.
581114
absolutely. my hair is white/w a little gray and some brown in the back. no yellowing and doesn't hurt brown hair. love it.
657785
I've used this on African-American hair and it works perfectly. Just use high heat and be sure to drag it from the roots to the ends very slowly. But be careful - don't burn your hair.
192819
Yes it can be used on colored hair just remember to keep your ends clipped for best results
1690024
I think it would be PERFECT for African American hair! I love it on my white bread hair, but the stuff is simply GREAT and it seeps in to the hair shaft in minutes so I say yes! Your hair should soak it right up!
1741117
Yes, it works on any type of hair I promise, I have friends here that use it and they are of Mexican, Spanish, and Dark skin types. :)
126318
I am a woman of color and I use it I have also witnessed my hair stylist use it on her Caucasian clients.
899804
No. In the instructions, I think it says it won't work on blonde hair. Also, from my own personal experience, it works well on darker hair and not really at all on blonde hair. It needs the pigmentation to absorb the light to travel to the root/hair follicle.
2085059
Nope, it works great for my hair and I'm Caucasian. I use it to do pin curls in my very straight hair. I found only a few drops per curl will hold all day. However, if you use too much the curls become hard. Just a side note, this is more of a liquid than an actual lotion.
1075217
This is not a race thing. Pale skin as in PALE SKIN. The laser targets dark hair; dark skin will burn just like dark hair. White women with dark hair are really the only ppl that can use this effectively. White women with a tan will burn, anyone with any shade of tan or darer will burn. White women with blond hair will see no benefit. Stinks, but that is, unfortunately, the limitation of laser hair removal.HOWEVER, I found this interesting info(read answer 2)http://www.realself.com/question/laser-hair-removal-blonde-fair-skinElos laser may work