Many products are called natural unfortunately it does not mean it is truly natural. Many brands are using synthetic substitutes of actual natural ingredients, but publicly claiming to be natural. We have to ask ourselves these questions to mention a few, why are women’s hair still dry and at times brittle? Why is there residue build-up from synthetic moisturizers present and clogging the hair follicle and scalp? Most importantly, why is humidity still a prevailing major problem with hair reverting? Products that are formulated with true active natural ingredients resolve most if not all those above questions. Most importantly, retaining natural moisture is a huge part of the battle to
There are few companies whom use the name “Crème Press” in their line of products as a styling product, unfortunately they are far from the original “Crème Press”. The Kay Vel Crème Press is the original which was formulated by Spaulding B Settle, Sr. in 1947. In fact, there is no comparison between the other products in formulation, structure or benefits to women’s hair. Actually, the Kay Vel Crème Press name is derived from the cream texture of the product, the others have just adapted the name for misleading marketing. In addition, the Kay Vel Creme Press is formulated with parvre kosher ingredients with active hair benefits. Last, the functionality of Kay Vel Crème Press is to seal
Hair breakage is a huge problem women face for many years, compromising their hair follicles structure. There are many contributing factors resulting in breakage and many times hair lost. There are many related stress factors, ranging from various chemical treatments, extreme use of heat, UV exposure and at times mechanical means of various styling techniques. The rise of broken fibers and fray contributes to unsightly split ends, limiting the growth of long beautiful flowing hair. Many brands talk about the styling aspect of their products, but very few or if any talk about the health benefits. The functionality of Kay Vel Crème Press is to seal natural water moisture in the hair cuticle
