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Statistics state that at the rate that obesity is effecting the Black community, by 2020 70% of Black women will be obese. The rise of obesity of Black women may be attributed to the fact that many spend hours and a great deal of money weekly to bi-weekly on their hairstyles. In one rigorous gym work out, a hair style could be ruined by sweating and many Black women do not want to ruin a hair style that they spent a great deal of time and money on.
Nicole Ari Parker created the revolutionary idea of creating a hair gym wrap for Black women after she gained 30 pounds in a year due to her opting to workout to save her hair do. The “Save Your Do” gym wrap uses patented pending technology to save your edges and roots by wicking away moisture produced from sweat during a strenuous workout.

The gym wrap was tested after doing 45 minutes of strenuous indoor and outdoor military boot camp work outs. Parker selected the final version after testing 17 different prototypes.
The Save Your Do gym wrap comes in a variety of sizes, shapes, and colors. Prices start at $24.95. While that may seem a bit pricey it does seem like a good investment so that Black women can work out without worry and maintain healthy bodies and lifestyles. Currently, a $5.00 discount is being offered for first time buyers. 10% of the proceeds from sales goes towards Sophie’s Voice Foundation, a non-profit that helps children and adults with spina bifida.
For more information or to purchase visit the website at http://www.saveyourdo.com
Theresa Sanders is a young up-and-coming creative writer. Her thought provoking and uninhibited work can be found on her shock topic discussion blog “Y SUGARCOAT?” (http://www.ysugarcoat.com). While she received a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from the well acclaimed Xavier University of Louisiana, she is passionate about writing and turning her hobby into a career. Her work is often featured as a guest segment on the radio show H2Flow on WAEC Love 860 AM radio on Saturday’s from 4pm-6pm EST. For Theresa, writing is her form of iconography and a way she can interact and communicate with the world.
gunNrozes
April 16, 2012 at 12:36 am
this is great. I wonder if it’s in the local hair product markets?