Catwalk by Tigi is giving away a free Curlesque 5 sample pack to three thousand people who sign up at their website. Just visit their site and add it to your order, and if you're picked out of a random drawing of everyone who requests it, you'll receive a nifty sample pack full of Curlesque 5 products!
This sample pack will include the Curlesque Defining Shampoo, Hydrating Conditioner, Leave-In Conditioner, Curls Rock Amplifier, and the Defining Serum. Define your natural curls with the awesome products from Tigi, and try them out for free with this sample pack!
Tigi makes fashion trends into a glamorous image statement with their bombastic hair care products. They're the makers of BedHead, the rock solid hair sculpting gel, among other things. They also make the Rockaholic products, like their Rockaholic hair products, which are designed to rejuvenate your hair from coloring and heavy treatments like perming and straightening. They sell an extensive line of both professional-use kits and products made for home use.
If you're a fan of Tigi, sign up for your chance to try their new Curlesque 5 hair care products, and put their curly claims to the test for free.
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cadence
2 years 4 weeks 5 days 19 hours ago
There is no problem
There is no problem introducing these products as long as these does not harm the health of the users. Happy to know about it. There's a growing body of evidence that bacteria grow resistance with time to the things that kill it – as per drug resistant TB, MRSA, and that's why it might be a great thing the FDA is looking into triclosan. Triclosan, the active ingredient in most antibacterial soaps, is linked to affecting hormone levels, and was already banned by the EU. (Then again, the EU threatened to ban all water that does not come from France or Germany.) Non-antibacterial soaps are proven to be just as effective – so anti-bacterial soaps and overprescribed antibiotics might be causing more problems than they solve, and fighting a MRSA infection will send anyone running for payday cash advances.