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Mixed-Race Duo Make Perfect
Combination
Say goodbye to dry or oily hair.

Two mixed-race women from Los
Angeles, tired of waiting for someone
to do it for them have created a
leave-in conditioner aimed at women
with hard-to-manage curly hair.

Wendi Levy, a full-time teacher found
it hard to find products for her curly
blond hair. 'There was the regular
aisle for white hair, and then there
was the aisle for black hair-care
products,' she says. 'I would always
have to blend products just to get
them to work. Mixed-race individuals
are the forgotten group.'

Kim Etheredge said she found white
hair products a little drying and the
black ones had too much oil. Both
women agreed that a combination of
the two would be perfect for their hair
so they got together and created
Mixed Chicks Leave-In conditioner
specially for those with combination
hair.

'There are millions of Americans
whose hair is like this,' says Kim.
'Many mothers of mixed-race children
are very happy with the product.
Before they said they didn't know
what to do with their daughter's or
son's hair.'

Already a success in America, Mixed
Chicks Leave-In conditioner is now
being sold to Canada and Australia.
Kim and Wendi say they'd love to sell
to the UK and are looking for a
distributor, we'll keep you posted on
any developments. They are now
busy working on a Mixed chicks
Shampoo, in the meantime you can
order Mixed Chicks Leave-in
Conditioner on their website, click
here to visit.
Conditioner is right mix for
biracial hair texture

By Oralandar Brand-Williams / The
Detroit News

For Detroiter Rozlyn DeCharentenay,
styling the red-haired locks of her
9-year-old, Thais, can be daunting.
It's a matter of finding a product that
can provide the right amount of oil
without being overpowering.
"You don't want to use grease
because it's too greasy,"
DeCharentenay says. "You need
something that provides moisture
without being greasy." Thais is
biracial, and for many others like her,
she has hair texture that is often
referred to by mixed-race individuals
as "combination hair," crosses
between curly and straight as well as
fine and coarse.
Two women from Los Angeles -- Kim
Etheredge, 34, and Wendi Levy, 36 --
have created Mixed Chicks, a leave-in
conditioner aimed at women with
hard-to-manage hair.
"I felt that the white products are a
little drying, while the black products
are very heavy with oil," says Levy,
whose mother is African American and
father is Jewish. "If you mix the two
(products), you have the perfect
ratio."  Having hair that is both curly
and straight has been a challenge,
says Etheredge, whose mom is white
and dad is black. "There are millions
of Americans whose hair is like this,"
she says. "We get a lot of white
mothers are who are very happy with
the product. Before they said they
didn't know what to do with their
daughter's or son's hair."
For Levy, a full-time teacher, looking
for products for her curly blond hair
was often a feat in itself. "There was
the regular aisle for white hair, and
then there was the aisle for black
hair-care products," she says. "I
would always have to blend products
just to get them to work. (Mixed-race
individuals) are the forgotten group."
You can reach Oralandar
Brand-Williams at (313) 222-2027 or
bwilliams@detnews.com.
Biracial Beauties: Care for the
Curls

Curly girls of the world can now unite
and rejoice in a fabulous new
product created specifically with our
oftentimes troubled tresses in mind.
Created by two multiracial women,
Wendi and Kim, Mixed Chicks is the
first product of its kind to address
the needs of those who have hair
that is a combination of several
textures due to their multiracial
lineage.

Mixed Chicks revolutionary new
conditioner is to vie for. This
alcohol-free, leave-in conditioner is
a unique mixture of high quality
ingredients created to combat the
frizz (as well as any other unruly
condition most curly girls face) and
produce a head full of glossy ringlets
that will keep other heads turning.

Being a multiracial curly girl myself,
finding products that work for my
curly, wavy, straight and frizzy hair
texture has been nothing short of a
mission impossible. When shopping
at beauty supply stores or going to
the salon, I encountered the same
frustration over and over. If it was a
Black product, it was entirely too oily
and left my hair limp and lifeless.
On the other side of the spectrum,
when I used White products, they
stripped my hair of its natural oils
and caused my hair to take on an
unruly, dry texture that looked frizzy
and damaged.

Thanks to Mixed Chicks, I have
finally achieved the beautiful,
defined curls that I have always
dreamed of. I highly recommend
this incredible conditioner to anyone
who has struggled with their curls
and lost. The gods of glam have
spoken and the answer to hair
prayers is Mixed Chicks.

By Linda Ripoll
July 24, 2007
no more hairspray

I've been notorious for taking forever to get ready.
It's all my hair's fault. Ask either of my roommates
and they'll tell you how many times they've waited
for me to put just one more product in my hair.

In high school, I fought my curls. I was loyal to my
straightening iron until senior year, when I realized
I'd spent too many hours stifling something that
made me stand out. From then on, I reserved the
flat iron for times when I was bored enough to
waste an hour in front of the mirror.

Wearing my hair curly was much easier than straight. It took me maybe 15
minutes after a shower to work in leave in conditioner, gel, mousse or whatever
new product I was trying that week. Note: The only hair product I've ever been
loyal to is Frizz Ease Dream Curl spray.

But about a month ago my mom saw something on TV about a great product for
curls called Mixed Chicks. She suggested I investigate, and I conducted some
online research before ordering it. I tried the curl-defining system as soon as
came in the mail. I think our relationship is one bound to last.

The days of my old multiple-step routine are gone. After using the Mixed Chicks
shampoo and deep conditioner in the shower, all I have to do is work the
leave-in-conditioner into my curls and go. I can actually let my hair air dry without
gel! Let me repeat: No gel. It's awesome, it's easy, and my curls never looked
better.

See the rest of the article by Cosmo Girl's Jaimie Dalessio -
cosmogirl.com
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