Sedu hairstyles were not spared as the rumor mills kept on churning the "latest myths" and "half-way truths" about Sedu, according to its endorsers. Since the day Jennifer Aniston sported her now famous hairdo, the first time on "Friends," years ago, Sedu acquired its own "star-status", which in Hollywood parlance, meant intrigues.
Times have changed, "Friends" gone, Jennifer has moved on from Brad to her latest beau but not the myths told about Sedu. Could there be a grain of truth to all the rumors?
Perhaps, what caused so much uproar about Sedu was the fact, it became the "hairstyle of the stars". Who can forget seduction with the body and face like Halle Berry’s? Suddenly, anywhere you looked, everyone was sporting the hands-down favorite Halle Berry Sedu hairstyles. And long before Britney took fancy on a really nice clean-cut, literally and figuratively, she too was sporting a Sedu!Britney Spears Sedu Hairstyles became instant hit, most especially among women who were following Britney’s every groove, as if on cue. Unluckily, the shaver got on the wrong hands one day, too.Apparently, Sedu’s success came as a natural result of its association with the "stars". For is it not that when stars shine their brightest, those in the shadows bask under the light, too?
Who can go wrong with Jennifer Lopez, Jennifer Aniston, and Halle Berry? Anybody who had Sedu hairdo surely felt they belong to good company. But what’s real, and what’s not? Is Sedu hairstyle more good, than bad? Or, vice versa?Split Ends. There are many factors affecting the hair strand, which can cause it to break: harsh chemicals applied on the hair, too much use of the blow dryer, and hair processes that when brought to excess cause damage. Sedu’s Flat Iron, on the other hand, emits heat that smoothens and clamps hair strands.
