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    Posted: November 06 2005 at 10:31am

Ladies, the Maxiglide is the truth!!  My naturally very curly hair got soooo straight I couldn't beleive it. My hair wasn't even this straight when it was relaxed.  The ends got pin straight, which is the hardest area for me to get straight and I didn't even have to use any oil on it like I usually do.  I just used Beyond the Zone heat protectant and it came out so silky and shiny. 

The Beyond the Zone is an awsome product also.  I love it.  It will be my new staple.  It smells so good and it feel like it is really protecting the hair.

Anyway, back to the flat iron.  It has a heat setting of 1-10 and I only had to put it on 1!  You can also use steam, which I haven't gotten the hang of yet but you don't have to use it.  I got my hair straight in one swipe and it didn't pull or snag at all......just slid right through like butter.  In some areas I did two swipes but I made sure to do cookiesnkream's method of making sure the hair has cooled a little before you swipe again which cuts down on the degree of heat that is used on your hair.  I think this really makes a difference.....(thanks girl, great idea!)

This feels much better for my hair than my old flat iron because you don't even have to close the iron all the way to get it straight so your hair dosen't get fully exposed to the heat.  I touched my hair after I swiped it and it just felt warm, not hot like it used to.

Sorry for talking so much....lol.  I just wanted to share info with anyone that is interested.  God bless!

Sorry about pic quality...hopefully I will get a better camera one day

http://public.fotki.com/Pokahontas/maxiglide_results/

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Your hair is very pretty, Pokahontas.
Make every day you have count, before the time comes for you to count every day you have.
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it seems it got longer .. it looks pretty :D congrats
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Damn Girl, ur hair looks NICE!!!! and ur ends look
full and healthy!!I was thinking of getting one but
wasnt sure becuz I wanted to actually hear it from
someone who has hair similar to my own,,now
maybe i will have to get this and Im still
curious as to what the ingredients are on the Beyond
the Zone,, i keep hesitating to buy it!! if u could post
them,, id be most grateful,, anyhoo back to Maxiglide
,, ur hair looks amazing ,, ive noticed also with cheap
irons that my hair feels sooo hot after but with the
solano its just warm oddly becuz it has a higher
temp ,, now im gettin crazy,, i just got a solano
and im about to be asking my mom for a maxiglide
for Xmas lol
Hair type: 3b some c?, fine strands, last relaxer sept 05, never again!!! current :ap length on sides,,nearly bsl in back, damn those old frazzled ends! I am hair OBSESSED   
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OMG I Love your hair, it looks so sleek and smooth, thanks for posting the pics, and your setting was only on 1 . I just might have to get my hands on the maxiglide, I am really curious about the steam burst. Thanks again for posting the pics
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 Ok Pokahontas, did I not tell you that the Maxiglide was "IT".  Your hair looks GREAT (just like mine).  Girls you need to get one of these.  If you  stick straight hair, this is your ANSWER!



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Your hair looks beautiful.  Really nice job straightening. 

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Wow!  Your hair is sooooo pretty!!!  Congratulations on finding a great product and for sharing it with us.  This weekend, I used the Beyond the Zone Heat Protectant too for the first time and I love it.  When I sprayed it on, I thought it looked a little oily, but It was great!  My hair is very silky and smooth, especially my roots.  This product is great!  You ladies need to try it!

Thanks again, Poka....I'm going to get me one of those Maxiglides.  I know they sell it in Bed Bath and Beyond.  I saw it over the weekend, but I can't remember the cost. 

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Looking good Pokahontas? 
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Thanks so much everyone.  I love to share great products with you all.  I'm not sure how it will work for everyone but it works great for me. 

@cookies....lol.  I think you will really like the iron though and the beyond the zone is great but I'm not sure if the ingredients are good or not.  Here they are:

cyclopentasiloxane, neopentyl glycol, diethylhexanoate, disopropyl sebacate, disopropyl adipate, retinyl palimitate, tocopheryl acetate, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, fragrance. 

Now that i typed all that I just realized that I have no idea what any of it is.  Does the Fantasia spray have similar ingredients?  I couldn't find that one so that's why I got the Beyond the Zone.  I really like it and I had heard a lot of good reviews on it.

 

@cuteness.....Yes girl, you told me and I beleived you.  Your post is one of the reasons I went ahead and got the iron,  thanks for your review   .

 

@jazmynsgrandma......Thank you.  The iron is $80 dollars witch is good because after using it I would definitely have paid more for it.  If you decide to buy it let us know how you like it.

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Originally posted by CrazyHairGurl CrazyHairGurl wrote:

OMG I Love your hair, it looks so sleek and smooth, thanks for posting the pics, and your setting was only on 1 . I just might have to get my hands on the maxiglide, I am really curious about the steam burst. Thanks again for posting the pics

Yep, only on the first setting.  I was surprised too because with my older irons i had to put them on a higher setting.  It really makes a difference when you get a good flat iron.  I will never go back to using cheaper ones. 

Yeah, the steam burst is interesting but I haven't gotten the hang of it yet.  You have to push this little button to get the steam to come out or you can just do it without the steam.  I am still in awe about how straight it got my ends.  I've never seen it like this before, even when I flat ironed over and over the same section with my old flat irons.

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I will pokahontas...I'll let you know how my hair came out.  I'm also going to get some pics soon for you all.
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Pokahantos- What exactly does the steam burst for? It didn't revert your hair when you flat ironed it?

I looked it up...its not in my price range at the moment . I'm between  trying flatrioning or Dominican Blowout. 

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Oh thanx so much Pokahantas,, those ingredients
are very diff from the Fantasia,, the Fantasia seems
to be positively loaded with silicones which has
always made me uneasy about it ( do u find the BTZ
moisturizing or heavy at all?), thats why i was
interested in BTZ so Im gonna take my butt to Sallys
finally and try some , and about Maxiglide,, I am
all curious about it now!!! DAMNIT,, i know what u
mean about cheap irons,, once i tried the Solano i
knew i could never go bak to cheaper irons ever
again, there is a massive difference and the
Maxglide might suit me even better,, so im
considering it now...
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Originally posted by cookiesnkream cookiesnkream wrote:



Oh thanx so much Pokahantas,, those ingredients
are very diff from the Fantasia,, the Fantasia seems
to be positively loaded with silicones which has
always made me uneasy about it ( do u find the BTZ
moisturizing or heavy at all?), thats why i was
interested in BTZ so Im gonna take my butt to Sallys
finally and try some , and about Maxiglide,, I am
all curious about it now!!! DAMNIT,, i know what u
mean about cheap irons,, once i tried the Solano i
knew i could never go bak to cheaper irons ever
again, there is a massive difference and the
Maxglide might suit me even better,, so im
considering it now...

Lol.  Your welcome.  No, the BTZ isn't heavy at all.  I made sure my hair was covered thouroughly with it and it didn't get heavy.  It's great stuff.  Yeah, I noticed that with the Fantasia serum.....it has a lot of cones in it which kinda scared me away from it.  The BTZ seems to be moisturizing because I've had my hair flat ironed for a week and I've only had to lightly moisturize my ends a few times.  My hair is still so shiny from it.

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Originally posted by Jazmynsgrandma Jazmynsgrandma wrote:

I will pokahontas...I'll let you know how my hair came out.  I'm also going to get some pics soon for you all.

Ok.  I would love to see your hair when you get your pics. 

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Originally posted by cmesweet cmesweet wrote:

Pokahantos- What exactly does the steam burst for? It didn't revert your hair when you flat ironed it?

I looked it up...its not in my price range at the moment . I'm between  trying flatrioning or Dominican Blowout. 

No, the steam didn't revert my hair at all.  The booklet says the steam is used to soften tough stubborn hair.  What you do is pre-soften on the first swipe using steam bursts and on the second swipe you don't use it.  It is described as being like the steam from a clothes iron to help smooth out wrinkles......I know that sounds funny but it works.  I didn't use it the whole time and my hair came out just as straight.  The steam also adds shine.

I'm with you on the price thing.  It wasn't in my price range for a long time either but I decided to finally splurge and buy it.

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Your hair looks great Pokahontas ... where did you get the iron? Its not on folica.com.

editted to say - checked folica again and I found it


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Originally posted by curlysue curlysue wrote:

Your hair looks great Pokahontas ... where did you get the iron? Its not on folica.com.

editted to say - checked folica again and I found it

Thanks, you can also get it from Bed Bath and Beyond.  Good luck on finding an iron.

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told you...that's why I love my maxiglide...pin straight results...great for transitioning

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