Freelance copywriter Jaime Lee Mann is a busy wife and mother of two, and co-owner of Manley Mann Media. She’s also a regular at JC Stying.
I’m pretty sure a lot of thin-haired girls hate me. I can’t help it: I was born with a head of thick, lustrous hair. It’s thick and healthy, yes, but it’s also a handful. (And, yes, my diamond slippers pinch my toes . . . ) It is pretty coarse, so if it’s not ironed very well after it’s blown dry, it ends up looking rather on the frizzy side. By day 2 after I wash it, it’s relaxed enough, but that “day of” a shampoo (unless Julie does my hair that day), I am not going to impress anyone with my hair.
I also have major issues with static. Most of us do, in the colder weather, but I have a lot of hair to keep under control here.
The last time I was in Julie’s chair, she tossed a little black box at me and told me to bring it home, try it, and let her know what I thought. Not one to say no to a free sample, I said, “Sure!”
The bottle said it was a 15-in-1 hair miracle.
This stuff is supposed to make your hair shinier, less frizzy, easier to manage, and a bunch of other things.
I don’t know about 15 miracles, but it did a couple of things to my hair that made me very happy.
The dealio is that you squirt this stuff in your hair after it’s been towel dried, then you comb it through.
I noticed a difference in my hair within an hour or so. It felt like “day 2” hair. It wasn’t frizzy and shiny? Holy crap. I could almost see myself in my hair.
It worked wonders for me, but it really did do a miracle on my child’s hair.
My little girl’s hair is even thicker than mine, and it’s frankly a mess most of the time. She cries when her hair is combed and if I don’t tie her hair back, it’s a big puffy mess of frizz.
I used the 15-in-1 on her after I washed it and it was like it was ironed, but without any iron involved.
I’m in love with this product, but I think it reacts differently on different people depending on their hair type. You might want to consult with one of the girls at the shop before you pick up a bottle of this stuff, just to make sure it will help you.
I did notice that I went through my bottle pretty quickly, but that’s the only complaint I would have about it. And I have long hair, so I’m bound to use up products quickly. That being said, the $12 this stuff sells for works out to like, maybe a dollar per application, which is worth it for me.
Julie’s Note:
I love that Jaime had such great results with Black 15-in-1 Miracle Hair Treatment. There’s nothing worse than frizzy hair (okay, there is, of course, but it’s a pretty big faux pas in my industry!). Do you have frizzy hair that needs taming? Leave a comment telling me why you’d like to try 15-in-1 and be entered to win a free bottle. I’ll be doing the draw a week from today, so get your hair stories in!
