Ethnic Hair Products From Dr. Miracle’s

I was recently asked to do a shop for Collective Bias for Ethnic Hair Products from Dr. Miracle’s. This opportunity couldn’t have come at a better time because my son turned 14 today and he has been wanting his hair relaxed/straightened for about 2 years now. I never knew what to use, and we went to a couple salons but no one knew how to go about doing it (or they were afraid to) because my son is biracial. His hair is very tight curls and rough textured but soft as well.
So, when I was asked to do this shop, I figured, well, it is his 14th birthday, and he will be so excited, so I will try it on him for him. So I went to Walmart and bought everything I needed. And most of it is in a nice kit with everything needed. I just had to buy some new combs for him, and I added in a durag.
After dinner, I had him come into my room and I told him what I was allowing him to do. He was so excited, and a little scared I think. I told him that if anything messes up, his dad could just shave his head down, and it would grow back. It is only hair.
So, we set everything us and followed the directions and continued the process.

It was very easy to do and I could see his hair processing as it worked.

The Following is my Whrrl story to show you the whole story. It was a fun experience and I think me and my 14 yr. old baby boy did some bonding with his mom (me) tonight as well. It is so hard to allow kids to grow up, and allow them to start making some decisions, and also to let them spread their wings and go… But at least if there is a good bond between parent and child (in this case teen) it helps it all happen a lot easier.

You can visit Dr. Miracle’s site here : http://www.drmiracles.com/
There is a great array of choices and also skin care products! And it is way less expensive then going to a professional.

You can also get some Free Samples on the site to give it a try, all you have to do is pay the shipping.

Cheers!

The Plus Size Mommy

Disclosure- I was compensated for this post and shop. All of my opinions are my own and my kids own.