Why/How does all the Israeli girls get such gorgeous hair?

Question

I were in vacation in Israel this spring and all the girls has such lovely hair! Its so long, shiny and straight with loose hollywood waves in the bottom - how do they do it?

Is there anything in what they eat, any products or styling tools?

ISRAELI WOMEN & GIRLS - PLEASE SHARE YOUR HAIR SECRETS WITH ME :D

ps: lebanese & other anti israeli please dont bother me with war comments or videoes from youtube - your women has beautifull hair as well - share the secrets!

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Answer 1

get yourself haava hair products or any other dead sea hair product.

Answer 2

because they dont do anything to there hair most middle easterners have nice hair

Answer 3

I don't know if it has anything to do with food.

I'm sure food has in impact but I don't know if it can change your hair.

You can try to use Israeli hair products, maybe that'll help.

If you wanna create waves with your hair , there is this company that sells hair products in malls all over the US, I heard their hair curlers are awesome.

I'm not sure which company it is but it might be corioliss

Here's their website http://www.corioliss.com/

I think they let you try it on your hair first.

Answer 4

If you have a middle eastern market/grocery store where you live, go get some conditioner from them...I have thick, curly hair and I find that the middle eastern stuff is the only kind that doesn't dry out my hair and prevents frizzies.  I know this sounds gross, but I sometimes put warm olive oil on my hair (just a bit) to make it shiny and healthy...but I have a friend that uses baby oil.

I guess we're just like dogs, too, because what we eat gives us a shiny coat! :-)

P.S. I've also *heard* that the corliosis hair tools are awesome but haven't used 'em myself.

Answer 5

Excellent question.

Very interesting

They should be using some creams for holding it that way.

I always thought them bald as they all join IDF for 3 years.

Answer 6

Hi! For my hair i use shampoo, Conditioner, and a Cream called Masque (pronounced Mask). I also brush my hair frequently.