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(Review & Photos) Soft Sheen Carson Optimum Advanced Keratin Whipped Creme/Cream Hair Relaxer System

18 March 2011 3,070 views 4 Comments

If you use a hair relaxer, you’ll want to know about big new dog in town.

Soft Sheen Carson introduces Optimum Advanced Keratin Whipped Crème Relaxer System, its biggest innovation for  relaxers in decades. Optimum Advanced  is nothing like the products of old that smell like rotten eggs and burns your scalp.

Models with Optimum Advanced Relaxer System

The people at Soft Sheen took great pride in creating a whipped product that  is gentle enough on the hair but still able to relax it. The smell is practically odorless and looks like a mousse rather than a cream. It is being called the first relaxer ever created with superior respect for the hair (it makes you wonder about the others).

The Optimum Advanced uses  a breakthrough patented formula that contains:

  • Smart Lye -25% less  Sodium Hydroxide –Creates straight  hair that is  stronger;
  • Pro keratin complex – a patented complex that infuses Keratin into the hair;
  • Oil infusion -a blend of Argan  and Coconut oils.

 

Models with Optimum Advanced Relaxer System

Nothing on the market now can compete with this formula. Now , we all know that  no relaxer is complete with out a team of care products  for it. Optimum Advanced took the time to create a system with a special pro keratin complex as well. The system includes Keratin Whipped Crème  Relaxer, Ceramide gel scalp protectant, Keratin and Crème PH recovery conditioner, Keratin Recovery Neutralizing Shampoo, Keratin Sealing leave –in Conditioner. There are styling products as well.

  • High Gloss Shining Gloss –A  smooth gloss that creates a barrier against humidity and softens the hair;

 

  • Flexible Holding Spray: a fast drying brushable mist;

These products will only be available in salons beginning this spring. Stylist Johnny Wright says, “The products will be available for only stylists to use now.” They should be used a normal relaxer every 6-8 weeks. Clients can purchase styling products from Optimum Advanced at salons. Check with your local stylist on when this will be available.

To read about Dark & Lovely from SoftSheen Carson, click here. And to see hot hairstyles for Spring and Summer see our photo spread HERE.

For more information, visit www.softsheen-carson.com.

– Jill Goldsberry

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4 Comments »

  • maxine said:

    I wish that you would sell it in stores or make so we can order it on- line because in the salons they are going to charge us a lot of money which many of us don’t have and if we bring the product ourselves it’s way cheaper. So please think about selling it in the store and some people don’t go to the salon and can it at home as long as the instructions are not difficult. If you can put in your perms i’m sure people can do it this themselves as well.

    thank you
    maxine

  • Lady Dea said:

    Amazon sells it

  • michele said:

    you weren’t worried about the damaging effects or the odor before a certain natural hair “revolution” (if u will). this is too little too late far as im concerned.

  • Procher said:

    Thank you for making this amazing product. Whatever you do Soft Sheen, please do not sell it to stores. It should be done by a trained, licensed, professional, in a salon.

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