Toni and Guy Model.Me Haircare collection with Helena, Jamelia and Erin

The new Toni and Guy Model.Me collection is now on sale, and includes haircare ranges with input from new Toni and Guy Models Helena Christensen, Erin O'Connor and Jamelia. Each collection comprises five products, a shampoo and conditioner and three individual products. Helena's collection includes Movement Balm and Radiant Styling Spray, while Jamelia's shampoo and conditioner is joined by High Maintenance Pomade and  and High Gloss Blow Dry Liquid. Erin's range is supplemented by Quick Fix Dry Shampoo and Creative Styling Glue...

All three stars involved with Model.Me claim to have extensively tested the products and chosen everything from the scent to the texture. So if you have hair similar to Erin, Helena or Jamelia, they could be worth checking out.

Prices start at £5.99 and the whole range is available in Boots.

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Comments

Hi there,
I am interested in trying this as I have natural afro hair, but wanted to know if this range that Jamelia is promoting for natural afro hair, or is it for relaxed hair and/or the european type extension hair that Jamelia wears?
I look forward to your reply, thank you.

Posted by: MARCIA WOOLCOCK | September 25, 2007 1:53 PM

hi marcia,

i'm not sure whether the jamelia range is really for afro hair at all even though jamelia is modelling for it. number 1 - jamelia is know for her hair weaves not her natural afro hair. number 2 - she probably doesn't do her own hair anyway. number 3 - the jamelia range is on boots get gorgeous cd but the blowout lotion is used on a mariah carey coloured model with perfectly straight hair with no form of kinks or curls. if they really wanted to show how the products work on afro hair why not used models with that hair type - not jamelia. i dont have a problem with jamelia - i have a problem with toni and guy misleading people with their packaging.

i dont know if this helps you - but i needed to have a bit of a rant about this new 'black' range of hair care!!!

Posted by: Yvonne Johnson | September 27, 2007 2:01 PM

i agree with you. the persn that was modelleded in the DVD hasn't got Afro hair at all. i was sitting there wondering what was goin on and very dissapointed

Posted by: joy | October 7, 2007 4:28 PM

Ladies check out the latest Pride (Oct)there is a feature article on the Model me.. range and an interview with Jamelia maybe that would answer some of your questions!

I personally would not recommend the products for natural hair down to the fact that the packaging clearly shows Jamelia with straight hair (ok, ok it is a weavr but the fact remains its straight!)

I think this range (the Model Me..Jamelia)would be great for women with relaxed/bi-racial hair who live outside of large city centres and have difficulty finding products to maintain their hair.

Posted by: Francine Parkinson | October 14, 2007 7:23 PM

I would also like to comment that I find it very disappointing that Toni & Guy offer this hair care range but if as a black person you ring a Toni & Guy salon you are asked if your hair is firstly relaxed, secondly if it is a good relax as opposed to a brittle relax.....to add insult to injury you are then told that they either can not do your hair or can only wash & blow dry your hair but nothing else. This is quite a shame considering seeing a picture of Jamelia in the window advertising her products leads you to believe they will be able to style your hair.

Posted by: Heidi | November 8, 2007 3:56 PM

I would also like to comment that I find it very disappointing that Toni & Guy offer this hair care range but if as a black person you ring a Toni & Guy salon you are asked if your hair is firstly relaxed, secondly if it is a good relax as opposed to a brittle relax.....to add insult to injury you are then told that they either can not do your hair or can only wash & blow dry your hair but nothing else. This is quite a shame considering seeing a picture of Jamelia in the window advertising her products leads you to believe they will be able to style your hair.

Posted by: Simone | November 8, 2007 3:58 PM

Hey,

It works for natural afro-hair. I found it great to use, and I know that Jamelia also uses it too..which you'd expect from someone who's trying to sell you something to say, but Jamelia seemed genuine, because she was saying how she was there to test everything, and helped add ingredients, scents, etc and wanted to create something that she could use for herself too.

Posted by: Fred | December 14, 2007 9:44 PM

this is it the search is over i have spent £100 of pounds looking for the perfect blow dry cream i have normal hair but when i blow dry my hair i get afro caribean hair so i need a hard working super powerfull cream to tame my hair thats when i found it. on an ordanary shopping day i came acros this the jamelea range and the jamelea serum and i found the hair product i have spent years waited for a gift from god. insted of frizy hair what needs a hell of alot of work and 2 hours of hair styling and blow drying was acheved in 15 mins with long smooth silky locks just off blowdrying and little time needed with straghtners. I RECOMEND THIS PRODUCT FOR ANY MIGH MANTANACE HAIR WHAT IS UNCONTROLABLE 10/10 MONEY WELL SPENT.

Posted by: MARTIN | December 25, 2007 7:46 PM

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