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The Mane Magic Split End Mender is a beauty product designed to repair and treat damaged hair. It is especially formulated to target split ends, which are a common problem for many people. This product claims to work its magic on the hair, leaving it healthier and more manageable. Split ends occur when the hair shaft is damaged and splits into two or more parts. This can be caused by a variety of factors such as heat styling, chemical treatments, and excessive brushing. Once split ends appear, they can make the hair look frizzy, dry, and unruly.

Once split ends appear, they can make the hair look frizzy, dry, and unruly. The Mane Magic Split End Mender aims to solve this problem by providing a solution to repair and seal the split ends, making the hair look smoother and more polished. The key ingredients in this product are designed to nourish and strengthen the hair.

Magic Pattern Book Review

Today I get to review The Magic Pattern Book by Amy Barickman (affiliate link). Full disclosure: I was provided a copy of this book by the publisher, but all opinions are my own.

I’m also giving away a copy of the book, so make sure to read through the whole post so you can find out how to win.

I LOVE the concept behind this book. The basic idea is that with 6 patterns (tank, skirt, dress, cardigan, coat, accessories) you can make 36 things (image courtesy Workman Publishing Co.)

Which is awesome! The book gives you further customization options for each pattern with fabric suggestions. I think these illustrations really help get the idea across about just how much a pattern can change based on fabric choices.

I also like that the book pages are color coded – for each of the 6 patterns. There’s a good sized section at the front (the white part) that covers sewing basics, tools, fabric, measuring, finishing techniques, etc. It’s a ton of information laid out really succinctly.

The patterns in the book are on a CD in the back.

Which is actually one thing I’m not crazy about – if I’m buying a book, I’d rather have paper pattern sheets. At least they each have an outline page at the front of each PDF, so you can see what you’re printing. BUT the test square is often not on the first page of the pattern, so you have to search for it to make sure you’re printing correctly. Beyond that, they print and go together fairly easily, with border markings and numbered diamonds to match pages.

I haven’t yet sewn anything from the book, but I do have a caveat about sizing – instead of a size chart like most books, each pattern includes finished measurements. While this is useful, you also have to guess about how much ease you want each pattern to have since base sizing wasn’t provided. For example, the Alice Tank, which is the first pattern, has a finished bust of 38″ for the small version. But then you have to guess based on the pictures how much ease that should be over your normal measurements (and based on the photo of that pattern, my guess would be that you need 2-4 inches of ease for that particular pattern, meaning that a size small would correspond to a 34-36″ bust). Sizes listed are small through XXL.

I kept flipping back and forth through the book trying to choose a project, and I think my first one will probably be the Farrah tote bag. It’s nice that there are accessories included in the book as well as basic wardrobe pieces.

Want to see what others think about the book? I’m one of the first stops, but I’ve got links below for a whole bunch of other opinions.

Official Tour Stops on Amy Barickman’s THE MAGIC PATTERN BOOK Blog Tour:

Which is awesome! The book gives you further customization options for each pattern with fabric suggestions. I think these illustrations really help get the idea across about just how much a pattern can change based on fabric choices.

It typically contains proteins, vitamins, and natural oils that help to moisturize and protect the hair. These ingredients work together to repair the damaged hair shaft and prevent further splitting. The product is usually applied to clean, damp hair and can be left in or rinsed out depending on the instructions. Regular use of the Mane Magic Split End Mender is said to improve the overall condition of the hair. It can help to reduce breakage and promote healthier hair growth. Additionally, the product is often recommended for people who want to maintain long hair or grow out their hair, as it can prevent the need for regular trims to remove split ends. However, it is important to note that while the Mane Magic Split End Mender can provide temporary relief from split ends, it is not a permanent solution. Trimming the hair regularly is still necessary to remove split ends and maintain healthy hair. Additionally, it is important to use heat styling tools and chemical treatments with caution to prevent future damage to the hair. Overall, the Mane Magic Split End Mender is a popular choice for those looking to repair and treat split ends. It offers a temporary solution to a common hair problem and can help to improve the overall condition of the hair. However, it is important to maintain a healthy hair care routine and seek professional advice if split ends persist or worsen..

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