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Okay, bought biosilk after hearing alot of good things about it. Was so excited to use it to do a blow out and press on my kinky coiled african american hair. First, let me disclaim that my hair, although kinky, presses fairly easily, but I wanted to get a bone straight press which is why I was trying something a little different. Anyway, when I opened the bottle and began using it, it seemed like water which confused me because I though it was supposed to be a serum. Still I kept applying it to my hair and blow-dried it. My hair seemed so dry and brittle. I also noticed that the fluid smelled like straight rubbing alcohol, but I still continued to apply it to the sections of my hair before blow-drying them. For some reason I decided to shake the bottle up to see if maybe I would get a different consistency and sure enough after I did, the fluid became a serum. All in all I don't know if this product did anything special for my hair-- it did not create a good straight press, it did not seem to leave my hair particularly moisturized either. In conclusion, I think anyone considering purchasing this item should first look at the other reviewers who swear that this product is nothing like the biosilk purchased in salons or in other stores. I looked at their reviews after purchasing, but my experience with this product were pretty much the same.

The Charger does it;s job , but very slow charging or desulfating Larger batteries ,, i think 2 amps is a little low for batteries meant for inverters or deep cycle, but i like it ,my batteries runs better now with it ,, so next time i will buy the 8 amps one

Fantastic shampoo Clay is way better than oatmeal (oatmeal is just overrated) Our great big 120 lb samoyed-chow-samoyed-shepherd-all-things-spitz mix is allergic to everything, especially August in Chicago. When it's too hot for him he loves to get into some serious self grooming and tear out all his fur. All of it. When our a/c died in mid-August he began ripping out his coat until he was nearly naked by Labor Day. Moosh is expensive, but after just one bath he stopped tearing out big chunks of fur and settled down and here it is after about three days and he's not chewing his ankles or ripping skin off his back, and he'll be handsome again.