Q Talk

[ellaphant]

I do too. It's thick w a lot of body. I can use drug store products 

or high end. Doesn't matter.

Most of the models have great hair and the befores are styled

to look awful.

Cannot believe the price! 

[rms1954]

He has his followers.  I'll admit I tried it a couple times.  It did nothing for me.

[phoenixbrd]

@ellaphant great genes....lucky you😉

[ellaphant]

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@phoenixbrd wrote:

@ellaphant great genes....

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Yup, both my parents had great hair. My sister too.

Can't get it in a bottle.

[On It]

@ellaphant I have that same hair. The difficult part is making it look awful in the before stage. It takes work to get it that blah looking. I use drug store shampoo and no product. My hair has always been glorious (until I let it go gray which I think is ugly.) 

[wagirl]

 I also think, that because they are models and their job IS to look good, including their hair, they spend alot of time and $$ going to high end salons and not to SuperCuts, for the upkeep on a regular basis. You can have lovely hair but if you use Ivory bar soap on the hair, it can make it look like a  "before". I don't neccessarily believe befores and afters anyway------  

[bmorechick]

They do have good hair but I wonder for final presentation if there are extensions to pump up the drama on some of the models.  I do use Wen and my hair has never been in better condition. Yes, genes play a huge part as my 96 yo dad has so much white hair on his head the barber has to thin it out...same with my mom and my grandparents. I fortunately inherited that thick wavy hair but destroyed it in the 70s trying to get it stick straight and then assaulted it with brush rollers in the 80s for big hair. Thank goodness hair grows back because now I just wash and let it air dry for my waves.  And yes,I color it because I hate grey hair, especially on me.  Stylist has been cutting and coloring my head for years and said it's getting thicker as I get older, just like my parents.

[grooms]

Ya all these hair product shows are stupid - even Nick.  These are not people with regular every day hair....they are hair models so obviously any product is going to look fantastic.  Get models with the normal horrid and possibly thinning hair and then you can really sell your products.

[dogmom7]

Agreed !!  When you have to use six pumps for this, eigh pumps for that, forget it!  I love my Prose shampoo !

[dogmom7]

I feel insulted that we are supposed to believe the models' hair actually looks that bad in the 'before' pics.  Honestly, do they  think we're stupid?  And yet the products are picked up left and right.  I just don't get it !!