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Kate Moss and James Brown hair care products

Written by Daniel P Dykes.
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When researching our ‘how to get bed hair‘ series there was one constant factor in all the questions – “How do I get bed hair like Kate Moss?” or variants there of. Well this October that’s just about to get a hell of a lot easier with the launch of the Kate Moss hair care / product line.

But in a time of celebrity designers, including Moss’ own designs for TopShop, the Kate Moss hair line is going to be a refreshing breath of fresh air for one main reason: it’s not carrying the Kate Moss moniker. Instead the line is going to be available as James Brown London.

The reason for the name lies in the fact that Moss collaborated with Brown to make fantastic products as opposed to a one hit branding wonder.

The range will feature 16 products and will retail for will retail for £5.99 to £7.99.

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Mrs Carole whitbread
Mrs Carole whitbread wrote on 20th April 2010 at 21.56:
Hi
We have just moved to new zealand from sydney oz and cannot find any james brown shampoo or conditioner, we first got a sample of it from a magazine then priceline chemists were stocking it, now we cannot find it in nz, my 15 year old loves it and her hair looks great and smells fantastic,

Can YOU PLEASE HElp

kind regards carole
Daniel
Daniel wrote on 21st April 2010 at 01.04:
I'd recommend getting in touch with James Brown's London distributor, Carole.
airdrie
airdrie wrote on 21st April 2010 at 01.40:
I've just had a read of the back of the tube and here's the contact details:
James Brown Haircare Ltd
12 Fouberts Place
London W1F 7PG
[email protected]
Daniel
Daniel wrote on 21st April 2010 at 01.57:
I love the Internet for shared information like this :D
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