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I recently noticed my hair has gotten very dry, brittle and has not looked the same as it did years ago.  Given that, I have to say I was extremely excited to try the new product Black 15 in 1 Miracle Hair Treatment.  It touts itself as the miracle hair product.  Well, I certainly needed a miracle to repair my hair and get it back the way it used to look and feel.

This product promised these 15 things:
-Added shine
-Softens & smoothes
-Detangles
-Prevents frizz & flyaways
-Moisturizes
-Repairs Dry damaged hair
-Protects against heat & …

Frizz, flyaways, static, brittleness, and lackluster strands accompany dry, cold weather. While we can’t control the climate, we can combat winter hair complaints with these expert fixes.
 

Winter is brutal on our hair. While gusting winds and frigid temps outside whip our tresses into a flyaway mess, the desert-like conditions inside our home and office do even more harm. “It’s indoor heating that really dries out the hair and weakens the hair cuticle,” says cosmetic chemist and BeautyStat.com founder Ron Robinson. “Without that protective barrier, hair fibers peel and break.” 
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There has been an ongoing debate recently on the efficacy of hair vitamins in the beauty market.
While some regard these products as hair savers, others remain unconvinced.
BeautyStat conducted a recent poll of its members to get their perspective, and found that 87% believe that hair vitamins , do work.
Pre-natal vitamins and Biotin were the two most frequently noted as being beneficial for hair growth and overall texture. Zuri Macie who uses Biotin, comments, “if I skip a day you can most def[initely] see me having a bad hair day.” Maribel …

The fair-skinned English knew a thing or two about protecting their skin in the summertime when they carried parasols as religiously as Lindsay Lohan wears leggings. Well, luckily, we’ve heard of SPF, right?
In this amazingly techno-beauty age where sunscreens now come in the form of soaps and spritzers, leaving the house without some form of UVA/UVB protection is no longer acceptable. Especially if you’re freckled with skin a la Julianne Moore or even the lassie Lindsay — and even if you have skin as dark and mocha pretty as Halle Berry’s, …