March 06, 2014

PuffCuff Review

Hey Everyone!

I have had the opportunity to review The PuffCuff Hair Clamp.

 
The PuffCuff Hair Clamp will replace all of those old hair accessories - rubber/elastic bands/headbands with little teeth that are often very tight and pull and tangle hair. It is very durable and made for all hair types - a "remix of the banana clip".

Pic of my old tools used, puff made with the pantyhose band and PuffCuff

The PuffCuff Hair Clamp is now available on the PuffCuff website in one size (5") for 11.99, but will be available in smaller sizes ranging from 7.99 to 9.99.

According to the website, "The PuffCuff Hair Clamp (PC) was developed from a simple idea: Create a tool that not only makes it easy to achieve stylish looks without stressing your hair, but that is sanitary, durable and affordable." The site also states that the PuffCuff was made to accommodate thick textured hair and it can be used on locs and braids.

My Review...

After viewing the demo video and a few attempts I was able to put the PuffCuff on with ease. I was able to create puff styles in minutes. I was very amazed that the PuffCuff didn't snag or pull my hair and it felt as if I didn't have anything on my head at all.

After I gathered my hair and positioned the PuffCuff, I simply locked it and gently pulled and styled my hair into a giant puff
 


After getting the hang of the PuffCuff, I created these other styles, low puff, and pompadour puff

Again, I was amazed how comfortable the PuffCuff was and the dramatic difference between creating a puff with it versus using my go-to pantyhose band
 
 
Check out my slide show video review of The PuffCuff Hair Clamp :) 





Peace and Blessings...

December 21, 2013

HairTherapyWrap Review

Hey everybody,

I had the opportunity to try the HairTherapyWrap Cordless Thermal Turban Heat Wrap for deep conditioning and hydration.

The HairTherapyWrap was very easy to use. In just a few simple steps I had it put together heated up and on my head for my deep conditioning treatment. The wrap can be used for hot oil or other scalp treatments as well.

The HairTherapyWrap came with 3 gel packs, disposable plastic cap and of course directions.


There are two ways to heat the cap - the gel packs can be either put in boiling water for a few minutes before they are inserted into the wrap, or after they are inserted the entire cap can be put into a microwave to be heated. I chose the microwave method and in less than 45 seconds my wrap was heated and ready to wear.

I heated it for 32 seconds first, then checked to see how warm it was and then put it back in for 10 more seconds.



I love the fact that the HairTherapyWrap is cordless - I could walk around with it on - although I opted to sit and read :) 

Once the wrap is heated the directions state to leave it on for 20 minutes. Throughout the 20 minutes the wrap stayed warm as well - which was great :)



I was very satisfied with the results. After I rinsed out the conditioner, my hair was super soft and moisturized and easy to detangle. I will add using the wrap to my monthly conditioning routine.


My completed style - two-strand twist updo :)




Visit http://www.hairtherapywrap.com for retailers.

Peace and Blessings ...