The thing you have to remember is that it isn't as much the product that the factory uses that makes the hair so nice when it first arrives, but the fact that the hair has not yet been subjected to repeated washings and exposure to heat, UV rays, and the elements in general. Silicones are very good for the hair, but in order to maintain strength and softness you have to apply after every wash (and sometimes in between). If you do that, the hair will last for a long time and remain nice and soft.

reno5 Wrote:http://www.nextag.com/hair-polish/products-html

Count, would you look at this link and tell me which one of these hair polish products, if any, is the one you use? Thx.

It's a thick gold solution that is sold in SALLY'S.
I asked the lady what was a good hair polish that wasn't so
expensive .... It's only a few ounces .. but since you only
need a dab .. even with the longest attachement .. a few
ounces last months.

ToplaceUSA Wrote:If anyone remembers who did that experimenting please step up.
Regards,
John

I don't remember who, but I do recall that it was "food grade" silicone.