Luckily for me I am one of those bi-racial girls with "good" hair! Easy to comb and style. Shiny and soft. Very happy with it except for a my temple and sometimes my nape area, but mostly my temple.

The hair at my temple is very dry looking and hard to keep smooth. It looks like a small patch of split ends which has semi-forced me to only part my hair down the middle so people can only see my thick, shiny, soft, and wavy hair. Its very easy for me to say that "I hate the hair on my temples!"

I have tried some products that I have had somewhat good results, but nothing that made them a constant staple in my hair regimen. One of the better products was a temple balm by ORS (Organic Root Stimulator), because I do adore their Hair Mayo! I used it and was happy, but only for a couple of months. I had to apply alot for me to achieve the look and texture that I desired, but I might dabble my fingers in the jar in the future.

ORS is just one of a couple I've tried, but I recently found a new one that has caught the attention of my eye and temple. If you have watched BET or TVOne in recent days, then you have probably seen the bootleg/infomercial looking commercials for Dr. Miracles hair products.

After seeing three of those commercials while watching reruns of "Martin", I decided to visit the company's website. I was in awe of the products that were offered and wanted to try all of them, except for the relaxers. I'm perm free, baby!

Anyway, I ordered the Nape & Temple balm in regular. I was tempted to throw the super formula in my virtual cart, but I decided to start slightly slow with regular. You have to use it twice a day for 30 days and then digest your results. Knowing me, I will probably look for results everyday. I dunno, but you know that I will let you lovely people know the results!

Now I am off to switch between The 4400 and The lost season of Dave Chappelle and program my DVR for the premeire of the new season of Project Runway. What would I do without my DVR?!

Stay Stylish!