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Adding waves

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Svenhair

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Date Posted: 10/13/02 6:47pm
In reply to: Tiffany 's message, "Thick hair" on 10/13/02 6:19am

If your hair is not natually wavy and you want to add some curl, I suggest the Caruso Molecular Vapor Rollers.
These are "steam only" hot water foam hair curlers. The heat is hot enough to curl and cool enough not to burn the hair. The moisture quickly penetrates each strand locking in the curl for hours and hours. As opposed to dry heat, the damage to the hair shaft is less pronounced.

Try this link I found, or ask your local beauty supply house for sources of ordering the Caruso hair setters.

http://www.diamondbeauty.com/caruso/

Best of luck, and cheer up! I think all you need is some help from the right appliances.
--Richey

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