This product promised these 15 things:
-Added shine
-Softens & smoothes
-Detangles
-Prevents frizz & flyaways
-Moisturizes
-Repairs Dry damaged hair
-Protects against heat & styling
-Seals & protects hair color
-Prevents split ends
-Promotes scalp circulation
-Stops hair breakage
-Strengthens hair enhances natural beauty
-Heals hair shaft
-Prevents scalp itch
Black 15 in 1 Miracle Hair Treatment comes in a 3.3 fl. oz. pump bottle (TSA approved to carry on board airplanes and retails for $20.00).   Packaged in a spray bottle, it’s very easy to apply the product to the hair.
The smell is beautiful.  I was surprised that they did not make it 16 in 1 and advertise the pretty floral smell that made my hair smell so nice.

Deanna Before Hair Treatment

I started using Black 3 days ago and in such a short time I was thrilled with the results.

Deanna After Hair Treatment

Deanna After Hair Treatment

I can’t speak for all of the things Black promises, but I will say my hair definitely looks shinier, less frizzy, and healthier.  I would have to say me and my hair definitely witnessed a miracle.

I highly recommend trying this product.

Grade: A

- Deanna Perl

Plus check out our in depth review of the Best Hair Masks on the market.

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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 echoed the sentiment of many when she said, “I have been taking a prenatal vitamin everyday (even though I am not pregnant) and it has improved my hair texture and helped prevent it from falling out.” Still, not everyone remains convinced. Anji Rae noted, “I still think, personally, that these are sucker vitamins.”

The community discussion indicates that, despite this economic climate, the use of hair vitamins is
regarded more as a necessity than a luxury. These findings support the broader trend of the use of vitamins in the beauty community.  Read more about hair vitamins here.

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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, don’t leave home without that SPF.

Especially for your hair.

Which brings me to a very timely and laudable launch by REDKEN called “Color Extend Sun Solar Screen SPF 12.” It’s a lightweight, leave-in serum that strengthens and protects sun damaged and flustered hair. It’s particularly recommended for people who have side/middle and fringe parts.

This Redken Sun Solar Screen with SPF is a great lightweight oil that you apply to your exposed scalp and hair to prevent burning and peeling. When you apply it, the hair becomes coated with UV filters, and the company’s exclusive Interbond Conditioning System deliver nutrients like Ceramide (that strengthen), and Mango Oil (that hydrates).

How do you use this marvelous orange bottle? Spray onto damp hair or dry hair a half hour before you skip out into the sun. $16 at Redken.com or Redken salons.