Protect your Scalp this summer with Monimay Hair Shadz

With the Summer Quickly approaching – I have been doing a little research on how to protect everyone’s skin a little better.  I have made sure to get the proper SPF Sunscreen for the kids arms and legs and face… But I never thought to worry about their head.  I mean, doesn’t their hair act like a sun screen?  The answer to that is NO!  Monimay has come out with a great product to make sure that your head is protected as well!

How to use : Shake well, turn the silver flow indicator to Level I (minimum flow), II or III (maximum flow). For the initial application the brush needs to be “primed” by setting the flow indicator to Level III and tapping the applicator (brush down) lightly again the palm of your hand until the powder begins to dispense. Remove the cap after the brush is primed. Apply generously to the hair roots. Turn off silver flow indicator, slide the center brush protective plastic sleeve over the brush to protect the bristles when the cap is closed, place the cap on the sliding plastic sleeve and apply pressure to close the cap over the brush.

I had the opportunity to try out Hair Shadz for myself.   At first, I thought I was sent make-up, Because that’s what the container reminded me of.  Then I actually read the name on the package.  Then it made a little more sense.  But, I was still curious about how it worked.  So I went online and did a little research.  This is simple to use – all you do is open it up, turn it over and brush on to the scalp.  This is especially great for someone who is thinner in hair – and for children!   I just have to make sure I keep it out of the reach of my son.  Cuz he, like his mama, thought it was loose powder concealer for the face.  And he wants to help make sure everyone looks pretty.   I really can’t wait for Summer now.  Especially now that I know my family will be protected from head to toe.

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