Have You Tried Our Spa Dip Treatment?

Every once in a while, even your natural born locks, gets a bit frazzled.  Constant styling, heat, cold weather, can all take its toll.  As important as it is to condition and treat your own hair, it’s also important to condition and treat your purchased hair.

This little jewel in a 60ml bottle is what you would need to add much needed moisture and to replenish your tired locks.  I would suggest at least once every 4-6 weeks, you treat your hair, (whether a wig or extensions) with the Spa Dipping Treatment.

For removable units, i.e. non-adhesive wigs, gently wash your wig using Miss MyMy Shampoo Series Nourishing Shampoo.  After cleansing, squeeze a couple tablespoons of Spa Dip into warm water in a basin or bucket.  Swish it around to mix a bit.  Soak your wig in the solution for at least an hour.  Comb through with a wide toothed comb.   Rinse thoroughly, then dry and style as usual.  I would suggest a couple pumps of Hair Serum combed throughout prior to drying.

If your wig is applied using adhesives, like tape or glue, you can take the opportunity to treat your hair, when you remove it to re-do the adhesives.  

If your hair is applied, (like sewn in hair extensions or wigs), shampoo your hair normally; then massage a generous amount of Spa Dip throughout your hair.  Comb through using a large toothed comb; let sit for at least 15 minutes.  For best results, wear a plastic cap and keep on at least 20 minutes.  Dry and style as usual.

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Britney's keeping me busy...let Miss MyMy help you!

I think it's safe to say Britney must pay a lot of money to get her hair "did". So can anyone explain to me why she's always caught out there (to quote Kelis) with her hair looking so putrid??? I know, there really is no explanation. It just hurts my heart to see her extensions looking so jacked up. On that note, who the HELL is her stylist??? I want to know who in Hollywood is ducking behind trees, and hiding behind newspapers and sunglasses so they won't get fingered as Britney Spears Stylist. SHAME SHAME SHAME on you, whoever you are. Britney, like I said before...come here sweetie...Miss MyMy wants to help you. I can guarantee you will never be seen in bad extensions AGAIN!

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It's VERY important to care for your hair!

You would be surprised at some of the things I see that people have done to their hair, both grown on their head, and bought. ;-)

Using the proper shampoo and conditioner, as well as a periodic deep treatment is so important! If you want your hair to behave properly, then you have to treat it properly. It really doesn't make much sense to spend the money to purchase your hair, but then balk at spending $13 or $14 for shampoo and conditioner.

Regular washing of your hair is also very important. Not only does it add natural moisture to the hair, but it keeps the hair from developing any build up of products of natural hair oils that might prevent the hair from behaving. I've had many people tell me they are AFRAID of washing their hair. If you've had experience using BAD hair, then you can understand where they're coming from. With bad hair, the hair is often dipped in acid to remove the cuticles. This allows them to group hair together regardless of the natural cuticle direction. The hair is then dipped in silicone to make it appear smooth. When you wash your BAD hair the first time and remove that layer of silicone, the hair tangles and mats. The more you wash it, the more you wash off the silicone and the worse it becomes. With Miss MyMy hair, you don't have that problem. Our hair isn't dipped in anything. It's all natural, and the cuticles are in their natural direction. This means no tangling, matting, and YES, you CAN wash your hair. LOL

As silly as it might seem to most of you, I have to say it: PLEASE COMB YOUR HAIR! LOL You would be surprised...that's all I'm going to say on that matter. Use a wide toothed comb, and comb it out daily. You can use a bit of Miss MyMy hair serum to smooth it out a bit. You all know how much you love that serum!