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Date Posted: 07:45:07 01/21/05 Fri
Author: Fiona
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Shld i go for it??(Rebonding)

Dearest elisha,
Hi, i needed ur advise.. My hair was very very dry due to coloured. I've coloured alot of times and now, i wan a rebonding to be done n i'm not sure shld i got for it. My stylist says she has the confidence to do for me. She says but i can't use Rebonding Cream to be done but i have to use a very mild Rebonding Gel. As she's a stylist n she says she has the confidence, shld i go for it?? I've asked her sure ant.. Will my hair spopil?? She replied, Nope won't spoil coz she ever done a rebonded hair which was even damaged than mine n it was done. And she says, "Most important is the Heatness n the timing" Everything shld be accurate on damaged hair. So pls kindly advise if i shld go??? Thanx n i do appreciate!!!

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