An idea would be to use regular moisturizing conditioners such as pantene smooth n sleek, garnier fructis , motions moisture plus as deep conditioners. Mix the conditioner with oil and a bit of serum. Then apply to hair and leave on for 20 mins( with or without heat covered with plastic cap)
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ChocoKitty
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Coconut Milk, Lime & Honey added to LeKair Cholesterol (Professional or Regular) have given me EXCELLENT results. Exceptional slip and moisture! I pre-condition with this mixture and then shampoo & instant condition as usual.
I love Motions Moisture Plus conditioner. This conditioner has worked best for me. I leave it on with a plastic cap for 15-20 minutes. It makes my hair very soft and manageable. I can get a big tub for $10.99 and it lasts a long time. I also like KeraCare's Humecto Creme conditioner. However, it's not as thick as Motions Moisture Plus and I prefer a thick conditioner.
JenJen2721
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kenyana said:
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soslychic said:
I've tried cholesterols (liked lekair for a litte while , then it stopped working)
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I recently discovered that not all LeKair cholesterols are created equal!!! The last one I bought isn’t performing as well as the one I had purchased prior to it. The packaging is similar, they are both peach in colour; both LeKair cholesterol plus strengthening and conditioning creams.
A close look at the containers revealed that one reads ‘professional strength’ and the other ‘salon tested’. The less effective ST formula came with a 4 oz free offer…..
The PS formula (the better one by far!) uniquely contains cetearyl alcohol, hydrogenated castor oil, hydrolysed collagen, citric acid, vitamin E acetate, Vit A & E and Tetrasodium EDTA.
Because of this, the difference btw the two is amazing! Don't give up on LeKair.... just pick the right one!
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Thanks for that info about LeKair! Awesome! I just came back from the BSS with the right one baby!!
kenyana said:
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soslychic said:
I've tried cholesterols (liked lekair for a litte while , then it stopped working)
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I recently discovered that not all LeKair cholesterols are created equal!!! The last one I bought isn’t performing as well as the one I had purchased prior to it. The packaging is similar, they are both peach in colour; both LeKair cholesterol plus strengthening and conditioning creams.
A close look at the containers revealed that one reads ‘professional strength’ and the other ‘salon tested’. The less effective ST formula came with a 4 oz free offer…..
The PS formula (the better one by far!) uniquely contains cetearyl alcohol, hydrogenated castor oil, hydrolysed collagen, citric acid, vitamin E acetate, Vit A & E and Tetrasodium EDTA.
Because of this, the difference btw the two is amazing! Don't give up on LeKair.... just pick the right one!
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Thanks for that info about LeKair! Awesome! I just came back from the BSS with the right one baby!!
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