The Mane Magic Split End Mender is a hair product designed to repair and prevent split ends. It contains a special formula that helps to seal split ends and prevent them from occurring in the future. Split ends are a common problem for many people, especially those who regularly use heat styling tools or have damaged hair. They occur when the hair shaft becomes damaged and splits into two or more strands. Split ends can make hair look frizzy, dry, and dull. They can also lead to further damage and breakage if not treated properly.
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When I saw the animated Hobbit, Gandalf was this cryptic wizard who could just come and go at will, summon eagles, bring fire, and he always seemed to know more than he let on. One of the greatest fantasy novels from the 1980s I grew up reading fantasy and science fiction, and one of the greatest regrets I have is that I never found more than three books written by Lyndon Hardy, an author I still consider an automatic buy.
They can also lead to further damage and breakage if not treated properly. The Mane Magic Split End Mender works by coating the hair shaft and repairing the damaged ends. It contains ingredients such as argan oil, which is known for its moisturizing and nourishing properties.
Master of the Five Magics
This novel by Lyndon Hardy was copyrighted in 1980 and is a Del Rey book published by Ballantine Books. It was also my first real foray into the world of fantasy. Okay, that isn’t entirely true, as I had watched many cartoons as a kid, but this was the first time I had read a full novel on my own just for fun. It is, to me, a true classic and every couple of years I pull it out of its alcove and read it again.
In the story, Alodar is looking to win the hand of the Queen to restore his family’s name. Along his journey, everything that could go wrong essentially does and this unfortunate traveler winds up delving into all five of the known Magics of the Realm. Normally, a person only experiences one form of magic, or rarely two, so to become knowledgeable in all five forms of magic is an unreal feat.
What always gets me in the tale is the logic tied to each form of magic. All five magics are bound by laws and they do not overlap. The Thaumaturge must adhere to the Principles of Sympathy and Contagion; the Alchemist is bound by the Doctrine of Signatures, and so on. That logic always fascinated me because I had never seen that before in fantasy — and to this day, it is still seemingly rare.
When I saw the animated Hobbit, Gandalf was this cryptic wizard who could just come and go at will, summon eagles, bring fire, and he always seemed to know more than he let on. There weren’t any real limits or restrictions to what he could do. Perhaps he was unfamiliar with moon letters, but in terms of magic, it was implied that his skills were widely varied and that that was normal.
In Alodar’s world, the magic was succinct. The Sorcerer could see across distances or entrance the mind. The Magician could enchant objects through complicated rituals, and the Wizard could summon demons through fire with the sheer force of his will. They were distinct from each other.
This has always influenced me. It drew me to science, for there I could learn the logic behind “magical” things in our world. Most stories I write need a logical connection in terms of magic. Without that logic, then why couldn’t my characters just summon a horde of beasts on whim? Well, they really can’t, can they?
And I have Lyndon Hardy and his world to thank for that. Ever will I esteem his work. If you’re lucky enough to get your hands on a copy, give it a read. It may not resonate with you the same way that it does with me, but it’s at the core of my writer side. If you can’t find the book itself, you can read about it in more detail on Wikipedia.
And no… I will not loan you my copy. That stays with me. Always.
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New second edition includes an Author’s Afterward about how the book came to be, and a Glossary of terms and their Wikipedia URL links.
This helps to hydrate the hair and make it more resilient to damage. The product is easy to use – simply apply a small amount to the ends of your hair and work it through with your fingers. It can be used on wet or dry hair and does not need to be rinsed out. The Mane Magic Split End Mender is suitable for all hair types and can be used on a daily basis. It is especially beneficial for those with dry or damaged hair, or those who frequently use heat styling tools. With regular use, the product can help to repair split ends and improve the overall health and appearance of the hair. **Say goodbye to split ends and hello to healthy, luscious locks with the Mane Magic Split End Mender.**.
Reviews for "Say goodbye to dry, brittle hair with the mane magic split end mender"
1. Sara - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Mane magic split end mender. I had high hopes for this product to help repair my split ends and give my hair a healthy and polished look. However, I found that it didn't really make any difference to my split ends and it left a greasy residue on my hair. The consistency was also quite thick and made my hair feel weighed down. Overall, I don't think I'll be repurchasing this product.
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3. Lisa - 2 stars - I found the Mane magic split end mender to be ineffective in repairing my split ends. I followed the instructions and applied it to my hair regularly, but I didn't see any noticeable improvement. It also didn't provide any added shine or manageability to my hair. The only positive thing I can say is that it didn't make my hair feel greasy, but that's not enough to make me want to continue using it. I'll be looking for other products that actually deliver on their promises.