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BLOOD OF THE DRAGON STYLING GEL

Blood of the Dragon Styling Gel conditions hair while providing light to moderate hold. It is light enough for fine or thin hair, yet strong enough for the most coarse or unmanageable hair. The conditioning properties of this gel help with split ends, encourage hair rejuvenation, and soothe irritated scalps while controlling frizz and maintaining style. It doesn't leave flaky residue and can be left in the hair overnight without worry.

How to Use A little goes a long way—squeeze a dime sized amount into palm and rub hands together. Smooth hands over wet or dry hair and styled as desired with fingers or comb. Apply lightly to prevent fly aways. If you have curly hair, apply the Blood of the Dragon Styling Gel after conditioning with Euro Oil to seal in moisture for long lasting hydration.

Other Uses for Styling Gel Hair Spray Mix 3 parts water to 1 part styling gel in a spray bottle to create an all natural hairspray. Facial Hair Use the gel to control unruly eyebrows, mustache and beards. Burns Aloe vera soothes first degree burns and provides cooling relief for sunburnt skin.

Words From the Hair Shaman I have been in the hair care business for over thirty-seven years and have seen everything that could possibly go wrong with a head of hair. Without question, the most damaging commercial hair styling preparations on the market today are gels, mousses and sprays. The chemicals in these products are entirely too powerful to be beneficial for healthy hair. In order to create the severe look, they are loaded with polymers, benzaldehyde and a-terpineol, to name only a few toxic compounds. Putting it on the hair, in the form of hair spray, for example, is no better than applying a coat of paint.

Hair follicles, sweat and sebaceous glands are minute holes in the derma layer. Investigations by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee found that structural factors of the skin influence what chemicals may be absorbed into our bodies. The scalp has anywhere from 40,000 to 80,000 hair follicles and is an excellent medium for chemical absorption. These toxic compounds that enter the body through the scalp and skin and can accumulate over time is tissue and organs, such as the brain, causing chronically damaging effects.