Will this product work in a lime plaster in place of the traditional hair fibers that were used in the day?
570300
don't know, but they seem very much like hairs. They are pretty wadded together though, and you might need to spend some time separating them.
570301
I don,t see why it would not, its used in concrete, its also used in ceramics. Use like straw in adobe. Dry strength in ceramics, burns out in kiln.
1468350
I have used this product in my relaxed hair and it worked wonders. Unfortunately, I no longer have the bottle as I've finished it (am now using the Garlic conditioner-best to change up hair products ever so often), but you can either go to the Dominican Magic website or go into a hair supply store and read the ingredients on the packaging. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
473426
I wouldn't suggest doing so with this product. Maybe you should look into the Huetiful Hair Steamer...something you can sit under.
438418
The only way to make that work, would be to water it down. This treatment is very thick and may leave the hair greasy if left in. The treatment is an amazing product though, it leaves the hair soft, shiny and tangle free! It's perfect and extremely with the money!!! Hope this helps
1870340
It did not work on the c. 1920 plaster walls in my house. It did work on one wall that has been updated with sheetrock.
31083
Yes if it is Hydrience but it isn't being made any longer. I still buy it if I can find on internet. You can write to Clairol and they can tell you what you can use in its place. I'm a natural blonde (dirty blonde) and I use it only to cover what little grey I can see. If you can find it on the Internet make sure the contents are ok not old.
2174730
Any good hairspray will work with the fibers to set them. I use Aussie sprunch spray.
360317
I don't think. I only use in dry hair. Check at the product website probably they can give yiu more info
613988
As long as the hair isn't coarse, I think it would work just fine. It doesn't seem to do well with very coarse or very fine hairs.
1574774
Yes I would say it would work really well. Make sure that you use conditioner because you can easily burn your hair
2191498
Maybe? If it's natural i'm not sure. If it's dyed I'd say yes. I used this while I had pink hair and it helped a lot.
987820
I don't know for sure, but I can ask the person that does my hair (and uses this product on it). I will be seeing her on Friday, and let you know. Will that work for you?
810864
Sorry. Never used it for anything but my own hair. It works great & the "melting" feature is real. Hair doesn't feel gummy or stiff. I have short curly hair & usually wash it, gel it & go. It keeps the shape I place it on while wet & can be brushed without tangling. I expect that would work the same in synthetics, but please test it on a safe spot first just in case.
1351499
Yes! It must be real hair. I suggest spraying it with the extension's on if they are clip on's. This product is amazing but it is important to spread root to end evenly.
1937479
Absolutely. I wear my hair natural so spraying the revitalizer on my scalp daily doesn't mess up roots. It's not a very "wet" experience so if you wear your hair straight it's worth a try. I was loosing a hand of hair everyday. This was very disheartening because I've always had a head full of hair. I tried the sample pack and within two days my hair loose went down by 80%! I have pictures of the hair to prove it. I don't use the shampoo very much (it can be drying but I use the spray everyday). I would suggest that you go to an Aveda salon or their website and request a sample before you invest the money. Hope this is helpful.
111183
It is a powder, mainly it makes your hair appear less thin when applied on and between roots and it works well that way, but for grey hair, a rince would be easier
1247818
Yes, I have thick mid-length Grey, coarse hair and it works really well, I am pleased with the product.