There is plenty of opportunity left in the curly hair business

I’m sure you’ve met these negative Nelly’s who all bemoan the success of others with an off hand comment like “there aren’t any more real opportunities for success in the hair care industry”.

“Curly Hair Business”

There are massive opportunities in this business, don’t be fooled. Here is an example of how easy it is. Meet Jessica McGuinty a woman who struggled with frizzy, curly, out of control hair. Not finding a hair care product that satisfied her longing for taming here curly hair, she rolled up her sleeves, went to her stove and cooked up a batch of her own concoction . . . Jessicurl.

The rest is history, read this wonderful success story. It will fill you with optimism about the opportunities there are for us all in this great country:

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.Best Shampoo prices do not always insure better quality

I have written several articles over the past few years on the best shampoo and whether or not the higher priced shampoo brands and hair salon shampoos are worth what we’re paying for them. I’m sure you’ve seen many different shampoos on websites like Reviewing This such as the Pureology Hydrate and have wondered whether they’re worth the money or not.

“the best shampoo price might be lower”

There have also been best shampoo TV specials, consumer reports article and many newspaper accounts like the one below that all come to pretty much the same conclusion. The bottom line, is that you can save a lot of money by sticking with cheaper price shampoo brands.

If you’re looking to shave a few dollars off your budget when it comes to be hair care products, shampoo is a likely candidate for savings. Often the pricey hair salon shampoo can be bought at the discount chains like Wal-Mart and Target at deeply discounted prices. Try to stay away from the big brand shampoo names you will find that there is a lot of marketing expenses built-in to the price the bottle of your best shampoo.

Some lower price shampoos do have some harsher detergents that can be not as effective on certain types and textures of hair. If you find that you’ve purchased a bottle of shampoo that’s not right for your hair type and texture and it seems not to be a good fit, just toss it away or give it to a girlfriend to try. Pay attention to those ingredients that were in that particular shampoo brand and try to avoid those chemicals in future best shampoo product purchases.

Here are some more tips on buying best shampoo for the price, thanks to The Wichita Eagle.

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“Monic” and “Turbo 1200” handheld hair dryers by Style Tronics

Hey friends this could more than just a shock. If you own one of these, do not use it! Especially around water. Bend the plugs so you don’t accidentally get fried! Yes, I mean terminal. This is no joke. Take warnings like this very seriously.

Lacks an immersion protection plug to prevent if electrocution the hair dryer falls into the water.

• Products: 19,300 hair dryers sold 4/04 to 6/05 at independent discount outlets nationally for $3 to $5. The recall involves two gun type hair dryers: The “Monic” have its model name and number, sw-117, on the handle. It is composed black plastic and chrome, and the handle folds. Turbo 1200 model has model number ds-507 on the back of the handle. The model name is on the nozzle. They are green and white.

• Action to Take: Stop using the product immediately and contact, Style Tronics, 866-266-9272 to obtain repayment.

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