Thanks SAS,

I could not soak this hair because it was on my head allready. I put it on in the shower, then over the oil I use my conditioner(I have many).I switch between the olive and Nature's therapy hot oil. The drops I put little while wet then little once dry.

 I Think the thing about the indian hair from these companys is that the cuticle needs to be softened with the oil then it will except the conditoner. The cuticle shuts down tight the further it is from your scalp. Thats why with coloring virgin hair the rule for the length is shade lighter and one level up for peroxcide. I have high hope for my new batch since I think the color I use will be gentler than what ever they are using

I think Amm you have another seller for your site!! I got the drops at work. We use to carry it. Go to the J beverlyhills site and do a salon search for retalior by you. Soaking the wefts in olive oil is the way to go K-B.

Thank's guy's!! KB I think if you use to much it wont mater. I think I put about hmmm 5 tablespoons worth in. But the weft I soaked I did wash lightly after so I could pre tip. In shower I use same amount I would any conditioner. Just pour some in this case I would rather have to much you can wash it out after. The drops go to http://www.jbeverlyhills.com - www.jbeverlyhills.com and do a search for retailor. There the gloss drops in the pump bottle. Now I can't wit to try that polmer cross link treatment on that new post. I think that may strenth the blond wefts I have.

Your hair looks shiny, chicky!

I've been having decent luck with the olive oil in my Fina hair, which is starting to get a bit dry and poufy after 5 weeks. It works better than the various frizz and shine creams I'd been using, I think. But I'm out to hunt locally for something like this: http://lizarddreaming.southwestcuisine.com/jojobaoil.htm - http://lizarddreaming.southwestcuisine.com/jojobaoil.htm  I'll buy it online if I can't find jojoba at a reasonable price around here. (Amm, do you have any to try? I used to use it for making toiletries and such.) From what I understand, jojoba oil is closest to the body's natural sebum, so it seems like it'd be appropriate for long, parched hair.

Here is the link about where they talk about biolustre:

http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/showthread.php?t=13409 - http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/showthread.php?t=13409

I don't know if this will help anybody, but I found it interesting.

let us know how it works out. 

I looked at Sally's last night and almost bought the Aphogee, but was a little scared of the whole "once dry, don't touch the hair as it wil break" thing.

gsmilie wrote: Does it do a good job?  Can you notice a diff. after the treatment?  I slept in Olive Oil last night, I look like a total greese ball this morning!  I am afraid to look at my pillow

Hi Gsmilie,

I used to sleep in Olive Oil all the time until I switched to jojoba (which works so much better for me).  I used to destroy pillow cases with the oil and sometimes it would seep down into my pillows.  eeeehhhhhh.  Anyway, I bought a really cheap but thick beach towel at Target and then made custom pillowcases.  I would cover the actual pillow with Saran or similar wrap and then carefully pull the beach towel pillow case over that.  That ended the stains and yuckiness because I could just remove the towel and wash.

Also, I used to have a hard time getting the oil out of my hair.  Someone at HairTalk told me to put just a little bit of concentrated shampoo into the palm of my hand, wet my hair down really well and then pat the full strength shampoo along my bangs and crown and then turn water on to help forms suds.  That did the trick and cut right through the olive oil. 

I really don't have that problem with the jojoba, which is part of why I switched.

Marie, looks beautiful!

I'm yet to use my RK b/c of the "tangle issues" So, I'm definately gonna give the Olive oil a shot!