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    Posted: February 01 2005 at 9:53pm
Hi Layla,
Sorry but I've never tried phyto products, yet I've read good things on this board.
All I know about the Bodiphier is that it will no burn or break hair. You don't need to wear gloves when applying, and you don't need a neutralizing shampoo afterward. Hope this helps.
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Hey Twista...does your hair look like Nelly's? I was hoping that's what you meant b/c at first I thought you was saying that was Twista until I saw your username lol.

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Have you used phytospecific? Can you tell me how they compare?
Type: 3c/4a Natural
Current Length: 6"
Goal: Healthy, tip of nose /neck/shoulder length hair.
BC: 02/08/06
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Hello,
Yes, Fresh Look's Bodiphier is legit! I love it and have been raving about it all over the message boards. For years, I stopped using relaxers because of the damage to my hair. I decided to try this and have been so happy. NO breakage, irritation, dryness, burning, no dry ends!My hair looks great even in humidity. So now I just air dry and go with a little leave in conditioner for curly hair style, or blow dry and use Caruso curlers for a daily smoother look- without damage!!
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Check this out. Dunno if its legit.
http://www.freshlookhair.com/
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I think it will have to use some heat or chemicals to work. Maybe not a lot or as much as now but at least a little because if it was using something natural people would've been using it for thousands of years and we would've heard about it.
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kmassey when you do keep us posted
"God makes no mistakes" he created you the way you are suppose to be.
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goodluck
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Yes. There can and should be a better alternative. I've already begun my own research and I have set criteria that must be met to call it a success. It will take time. I'm hoping to have results by the end of 2005.
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i would be so glad if we can find a way 2 straighten our hair without anychemicals or heat it be less trouble for all of us
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I don't know about you all but I am tired of all of the heat and chemical damage that gets done to our hair. There has to be a way to straighten our hair without either. The natural look is ok but not for everyone, I want the nice easy to manage straight hair without having to use heat or chemicals. It sounds impossible but look at all of the things out today that we thought were once impossible. Any IDeas. Maybe we can get a new invention started. Madam C.J. Walker did long ago.
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