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It doesn’t toil well as a co-wash, period.
I have consistently received: smooth, smooth, smooth hair from this that was buttery soft and wonderfully scented.
Before I begin waxing some serious poetic about this utterly luscious treatment, I need to say that similar products can be found at lower price points. Unfortunately, they will probably still be above the usual $4-7 dollar, mid-range quality drugstore product.
As a shaving aid (I wouldn’t waste this on my legs) it would require a strong scrubbing to clear up.
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I love this product from the outside in.
Fine-haired ladies chemically altered or natural: this product is? not your friend.
Behold:
I tried using it as a co-wash, while washing with shampoo daily, and STILL needed a clarifying treatment after about ten days!
No-cone ladies, this is also not going to be a friend to you.
Natural ladies, this would make for a dulling, flake-inducing styling pudding, unfortunately.
Thick haired, bone-laxed, texlaxed, and natural ladies alike: this is going to wrap around your thick strands, hold on, and not let go. “No” does not mean “No” to this conditioner. Like an intoxicated Frat boy on a naive Freshman cheerleader reeking of insecurity, this product will not leave your hair alone.
Which is how I will rescene it. ^_^
Pseudo disclaimer over, now onto the shameless gushing(^_^):
If you do not like strong, super-UBER-duper sweet fragrance that lingers…this is not for you, beloved readers.
Water, Cetyl Alcohol, Behentrimonium Chloride, Glycerin, Cyclopentasiloxane,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Dimethicone, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, PEG-100 Stearate, Glyceryl Steasize, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Fragrance, Methylparaben, Taurine, Laureth 23,cheap ghd 57pAmazon.com The Hair Bible A Complet, Laureth 4, Chlorhexidine Dihydrochloride, Hydroxypropyl Trimonium Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, PPG-5-Ceteth-20, Wheat Amino Acids, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Oleth 10, Disodium Cocoamidopropionate, Lecithin, Phosphoric Acid, Avocado Oil, Trehalose, Arginine HCI, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylparaben.
No, beloved readers, being a DC (deep gradeer) is what this product does best.
I will always gaze upon its bottle at the salon fondly.
Baa, baa, baa!
This is a heavy product. It IS called “Heavy Cream”.
As I said before this product is HEAVY. Your hair is not going to be light and bouncy, per se after using it, if you use heavy styling products after wards. Why? The ingredients throw moisture-bearing heavy-hitters from “Hello” then fulfill up with a massive dollop of dimethicone.
Thankfully, they are of great quality.
After I came to, having passing out from hyperventilating as I tried to inhale as much of the syrupy-sweet scent I possibility could, I squeezed some of this decadent, custard-thick, opaque-white product into my little, golden palm.
Redken is a great gatestep drug into Salon brands. Why do I say this, beloved readers?
I adored this scent, it is take-no-prisoners, I-AM-A-LADY-BOW-TO-ME, honey-sweet. Ask to take a wiff before purchasing, if you’re nexused.
It acclimates you in to Salon prices, with products hovering between $13-$27 dollars.
The first things about this product I fell in ABSOLUTE love with is its downright naughty, honey-sugar-cream scent.
I love the subtle golden shade of the bottle, the snappy font, obvious layout and nice graphic use. I normally do not like to see black on bottles or black bottles in general but this looks chic next to the golden hue of the bottle itself. I normally do not care for tube packaging, as it is often flimsy. Thankfully, this can handle a few drops in the revealer. The cap, unfortunately, like most tube-packaged products I’ve come across is a weak point –it intervals off easily. It does hold securely, which is great (watch your manicures, ladies!).
You WILL need to use a shampoo with cocobetaine to keep this in your overall regimen without worry of build-up.
This is not much of a multi-toiler, beloved readers.