Have any Caucasians tried this product and if so, how did it work for you? Thanks!
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I apologize that I'm unable to answer your question but I can offer you this statement. This product works well on my hair. I'm not sure if the texture of your hair will perform as you would like, but it really depends on what you are trying to do with your hair. If you are going to use this product anyway without consulting a hair expert, then please do a strand test as the instructions on the box suggest. You don't want to be bald! It really could take out your hair if you don't test the chemicals first. Some people will tell you yeah go ahead try it, it can't hurt, but they don't have your hair or the cells you have. Everyone is different and people sometimes don't pay attention to instructions and wind up very hurt or damaged by the products. please ask someone you trust. If you don't have anyone to ask professionally, then read the instructions carefully and follow the strand test. I stress this because I had a african american friend who thought that because she was black that she would not have any problems, she used the product without reading the instructions and all her hair came out in the sink. She forgot that she was taking medication also and that certain chemicals don't mix. It may sound strange but she was very upset and she ended up with bald spots all around her head and she had to wear a wig for six months. She's better now but the experience was terrible for her. I hope that I was able to help a little bit. Good luck with Mizani!
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I am not sure, I will just tell you what my hair is like. I am Caucasian but have VERY curly hair. It is fine but there is a lot of it. I find that the cream smooths my curls better than any gel I have tried. I hope that helps.
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I'm not really sure. I use it more like blush and eyeshadow than anything else. I think it would look good on just about any skin type where you like a warm, earthy tone but I've only used it on myself and I'm caucasian. I can tell you that it works a lot better in the summer when my skin is a darker tone than it does in the winter. A little goes a long way with this stuff.
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No, It works best on moderate skin tone. I suppose it would work on fair depending "how fair" the skin is and how well you blend it in. I would not recommend it for darker skin types.
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I would recommend that Caucasians with a curly texture in their hair are better off using this product as it retains moisture. Caucasians (or any other race) with straight hair should use this product minimally only for shine to prevent hair from looking too oily.
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I'm asian, I just purchase this product and been using it for 3 days now, it seems to work fine on my hair. As far as result on hair growing, I can't say it yet since I use it for 3 days, I will have to wait at least couple weeks or so to see result. I will let you know.
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I haven't had much success with the light hair, am experimenting with meladine at this time to see if it helps with eliminating light hair. I mainly bought the elos for light hair on my face and neck.
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Yes it has. I really like the product too. You won't have results in the blink of an eye but give it like two weeks. I'm African American and I apply it to the bald spot, rub in a circular motion for a few minutes and brush with a hard boar hair brush (I think that's the specific name of the brush) to stimulate my scalp. I hope this help ;-)
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There's a new hair removal device called (Me My Elos Syneron PRO ULTRA) that works for darker skin tones. It's sold on Amazon!
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no, not at all, I am Caucasian and I use this every other day after since I had my Keratin treatment, its great!
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That is awesome that you've been without chemicals that long. That is what I was going for when my friend tried the CHI iron on my hair. I am bi-racial as well(black, white) and am tired of having to relax my hair every couple of weeks. It worked wonders, it only took an hour to straighten it opposed to the 3 hours it takes to put a relaxer in my hair, blowdry and then press. I am buying a CHI today!
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Hi Victor, I'm in the EXACT same situation (age, hair). Could you please let me know how it works for you? Thanks!
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I don't think it would work very well on darker skin. I have fair skin and it makes it look lighter unless I blend very well. It is white in the container.
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It didn't work that well for Caucasian skin, so I don't think it's a skin tone or color issue. If it's a genetic or long-term condition, it will reduce some puffiness. If it's temporary due to stress/sickness it works alright.
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This is more suitable for brown/wheat-ish skin tone, I would say. However this does not leave a white residue. I believe there is a variation for fairer skin tones. Please check out.
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I saw this advertised on TV. I think it was primarily for Caucasians given the models in the commercials. I see no reason to assume it cannot be used by people of African decent.