LeKair Cholesterol is back!

[naturalpride]

 

[naturalpride]

LeKair Hair & Skin Care Products

LeKair is a multicultural brand for all hair types and textures that has been a staple in households for generations. Started in 1950, it’s a brand the whole family can use for healthier hair and skin.

www.lekair.com

 

[Theresamonet]

I didn’t know it was gone… Did we love it? I can’t remember.

 

[naturalpride]

I didn’t know it was gone… Did we love it? I can’t remember.

Yes it' been gone for about 5 years. Personally it works great on my hair!

 

[Lylddlebit]

This was one of my go to conditioners as a teen. I used to love cholesterol conditioners. I remember it did the job. I would buy it again in a pinch to try it again. When I used it prior, I wasn't as into healthy hair as I am now.

 

[Napp]

I dont remember liking Le kair as much as the Lustrasilk Cholesterols. If those came back, specifically the shea butter one, I would be over the moon!

 

[naturalpride]

I dont remember liking Le kair as much as the Lustrasilk Cholesterols. If those came back, specifically the shea butter one, I would be over the moon!

Yes I use to love the Lustrasilk Shea Butter cholesterol as well. It worked so good on my natural hair, like butter! I didn't have to use any other deep conditioner.

 

[Theresamonet]

I dont remember liking Le kair as much as the Lustrasilk Cholesterols. If those came back, specifically the shea butter one, I would be over the moon!

I remember using Lustrasilk and Queen Helene. I don’t recall noticing a difference between the different cholesterol conditioners. But it’s been many years since I’ve used any. I may pick up a jar.

 

[shortycocoa]

Yes it' been gone for about 5 years. Personally it works great on my hair!

5 years? Daaaaaaaammmnnnn! I see why ya'll stockpile. I wonder what caused the issue. Those cholesterol products were always in demand, especially back in the day.

 

[NaturalEnigma]

I remember people using them as a base for their homemade deep conditioners. They would add oils, honey, etc to it. I never tried it, but I would be interested in doctoring it up to see what kind of results I get.

 

[Dare~to~Dream]

I last used this as a teen many years ago. It's safe to say that this was probably the first deep conditioner I ever used. I remember the consistency feeling kind of lumpy? And I never used it with heat. Even though it is back, I'm not sure if I can find it in my area as it was everywhere back then but I'm willing to take a look at the ingredients and see it it might fit my current hair needs and order online if necessary. Right now, I have Annabelle's Perfect Blend's cholesterol conditioner but I haven't tried it yet.

 

[MzSwift]

I still use Queen Helene cholesterol. It's been one of my staple products since 2009, even when I fell off of the hair wagon. lol. I didn't even know they stopped selling other cholesterol conditioners. They've ALWAYS been around since I remember back in the 80s!

Like someone else mentioned, I love cholesterol as a base for my DCs, both protein and moisture. I also use it straight to cornrow my hair and leave it in.

 

[ItsMeLilLucky]

I gotta check the ingredients lol right now I'm using ORS Hair Mayonnaise.

 

[ItsMeLilLucky]

I gotta check the ingredients lol right now I'm using ORS Hair Mayonnaise.

Ehh, I'll pass.

 

[Godsdaughter001]

I still use Queen Helene cholesterol. It's been one of my staple products since 2009, even when I fell off of the hair wagon. lol. I didn't even know they stopped selling other cholesterol conditioners. They've ALWAYS been around since I remember back in the 80s!

Like someone else mentioned, I love cholesterol as a base for my DCs, both protein and moisture. I also use it straight to cornrow my hair and leave it in.

Same here, Queen Helene is my go to and has been for years. I like the super conditioner version of it.

I also loved LeKair so I am glad it is back. I will be buying it. Thanks for the thread OP @naturalpride

 

[VictoriousBrownFlower]

Ehh, I'll pass.

i use to use queen helene in the past but i fig it didnt have good ingredients... good looking out...

 

[Brownsugar80]

I’m sitting under the dryer conditioning with it right now. I’m so glad it’s back

 

[Brownsugar80]

I last used this as a teen many years ago. It's safe to say that this was probably the first deep conditioner I ever used. I remember the consistency feeling kind of lumpy? And I never used it with heat. Even though it is back, I'm not sure if I can find it in my area as it was everywhere back then but I'm willing to take a look at the ingredients and see it it might fit my current hair needs and order online if necessary. Right now, I have Annabelle's Perfect Blend's cholesterol conditioner but I haven't tried it yet.

Order it from their website / go to their Fb page.