Who wants to run out to buy Ashanti's hair line products?
I wonder what's next. Celebrities put their name on anything.
Sunday, February 12, 2006
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I think it will be a ‘Hot Seller’ in the bargain bin at K-mart.
Posted by jewels91 on 02/12 at 03:32 AM
her hair looks gross
Posted by Honey_777 on 02/12 at 04:33 AM
She’s looking for publicity because where is Ashanti these days? No where, exactly. People want to stretch that 15 minutes for as long as is humanly possible and get every cent they can out of us, the consumer.
Posted by robibuni on 02/12 at 04:45 AM
The bottle says “Dietary Supplement.” Do you drink it or pour it on your head?
“$1000 weave and professional stylist not included.”
Posted by teelc on 02/12 at 06:56 AM
OPC-3 and Isotonix are products legally copyrighted by MARKET AMERICA a company based out of North Carolina. The OPC-3 isotonix on pictured on this site are vitamin dietary supplements in a powder based form. For more info email me or visit http://www.marketamerica.com.
Posted by AnastasiaBeaverHausen on 02/12 at 01:59 PM
Ashanti’s hair is real,she always had long hair.Her mom’s hair is real too.That is why she’s selling hair products for black women.Not all black women wear weaves,we can have long hair too.
Posted by amoureuse on 02/12 at 02:41 PM
I think the airbrushed photo in the backround and on the bottle looks better than the real thing.This looks like it may do very well at a Dollar Tree store, ya think???
Posted by Hotcandy on 02/12 at 03:00 PM
I buy it it might work 
Posted by hotcreamonmylips on 02/12 at 04:11 PM
amoureuse - It is nice that you came Ashanti’s defense.
The women who post on this board have nothing better to say.
Posted by nnn01 on 02/12 at 05:55 PM
They used a pretty bad pic for that bottle, she looks better than that.
All of Ashanti’s hair is usually NOT real. These days almost no one wears their natural hair, whether they Black, white, indian or asian. All the styling celebs constantly need would kill anyone’s hair.
Posted by Amena11 on 02/12 at 07:41 PM
Amena11 - give me a break.
I think most women have natural hair these days.
Do you know how much extensions cost? Women with the bucks are the ones getting extensions these days.
Posted by nnn01 on 02/12 at 08:29 PM
nno1-THATS who I’m referring to, CELEBRITIES. Thats a lot of constant styling to put on their natural hair, so most of them wear extensions.
Posted by Amena11 on 02/12 at 10:16 PM
haha women with the buck? okey here in sweden its not THAT big of a deal getting har extensions.
Posted by Pixie on 02/12 at 10:40 PM
why the fuck would someone with weaves try to hock beuty products? that’s like britney writing marriage advice books products or jessica humping for MENSA.
Posted by Gambitgirl on 02/13 at 12:20 AM
yaay let’s buy ashanti shampoo…yuck. i’d rather stick with my everyday pantene lol
Posted by Yayo287 on 02/13 at 01:34 AM
Amena11 - relax, my dear.
Posted by nnn01 on 02/13 at 01:41 AM
Intially, I did not understand your comments.
Seriously, who cares if celebs wear extensions.
Ashanti is probably marketing her shampoo to a specific market.
Posted by nnn01 on 02/13 at 01:46 AM
You think it might be Afro Sheen being rebottled for about the thirtieth time?
Posted by Ol Reg on 02/13 at 01:51 AM
nn01, why do you pick fights with EVERYONE? It’s getting pretty annoying. You need to worry less about what everyone else is saying. Maybe we’re all a bunch of bitches, but that’s why we come on here… These celebs probably don’t give a shit what people think about them so why do you?
Posted by CoLoStOmY bAg on 02/13 at 02:17 AM
****This is not a hair product she is endorsing….OPC-3 by Isotonix is basiclly vitamins in powder form that you mix with water and drink daily for optimal health it retails at $64.95. For more information you can e-mail me.
Posted by RebeccaB on 02/14 at 02:10 PM
Ashanti’s new product is a great idea. Beauty comes from the inside, and there’s no better way to do that than Ashanti’s OPC-3 beauty blend. I am behind this product a 100%. It works, and no, it will not be in K Mart since it’s a high-end product. Also, it is not a shampoo.
Posted by OZhdanova on 02/18 at 03:36 PM