LeKair Shea Butter Cholesterol Cream Conditioner

[MizaniMami]

bumping one mo gin!

 

[santia]

I'm going to Sally's before this weekend is over. I was trying to stay away from products this weekend, but I guess that's done and over with now...

 

[LovelyLionessa]

I have never seen the much talked about LeKair Shea Butter Cholesterol. My Wal-Mart only sells the LeKair Cholesterol Plus and I love that. I bet would like the Shea Butter one too. Where do you guys get it?

 

[krissyprissy]

I found it at the bss near my house after going to Walmart and Sally's first, neither store had it. They only sold the cholesterol plus. I will try it tonight. This hot weather is drying out my hair.

 

[Candy_C]

this stuff was great by the way. i'm going to look for more. clarifying is a must though. i used it for 2 weeks in JA and my hair was always soft and moisturized.

 

[Kimberly]

I used it this weekend as a prepoo...it did really, really well...that was the last of it though and I'm trying not to buy anything else from this day forward.

 

[krissyprissy]

Well I used this conditioner and it was ok for softness but it left my hair smelling good all day. When I run out I wont be buying it again.

 

[pattycake0701]

I bought this stuff before I knew this thread existed. I tried it straight from the jar as a leave in according to the directions. I don't know...I think there's a typo in the directions because it seems a bit too thick as a leave-in. I also tried it as a co-wash mixed with a little bit of EVOO to thin it out. I wasn't pleased with the results, my hair felt too coated, no slip, not enough moisture. I'm going to use this as a used my cholesterol conditioners in the past, as a deep treatment. I'll let ya'll know how it turns out.

 

[Vshanell]

I have never seen the much talked about LeKair Shea Butter Cholesterol. My Wal-Mart only sells the LeKair Cholesterol Plus and I love that. I bet would like the Shea Butter one too. Where do you guys get it?

I'm wondering where to get this also. I've only seen the kind by Lustrasilk.

 

[EMJazzy]

I've been using Queen Helene's Cholesterol conditioner in rotation with my MNT and some other cheapie conditioner's for my daily co-washes. It must be working because my hair is being very *obedient*...laying down on command

 

[joyous]

I bought this stuff before I knew this thread existed. I tried it straight from the jar as a leave in according to the directions. I don't know...I think there's a typo in the directions because it seems a bit too thick as a leave-in. I also tried it as a co-wash mixed with a little bit of EVOO to thin it out. I wasn't pleased with the results, my hair felt too coated, no slip, not enough moisture. I'm going to use this as a used my cholesterol conditioners in the past, as a deep treatment. I'll let ya'll know how it turns out.

I also used this long before this thread and absolutely hated it. It also made my hair feel coated and did not provide the moisture I was seeking. I threw the jar away after using it about 3 times.

 

[santia]

I finally purchased this and just tried it quickly. As soon as I put it on my hair it started to melt down like butter. I too agree this is a keeper. Another plus is the BSS where I live sells it for $1.99 and she always keeps it in stock. I just never paid attention to it.

 

[Sweet_Ambrosia]

I bought this stuff before I knew this thread existed. I tried it straight from the jar as a leave in according to the directions. I don't know...I think there's a typo in the directions because it seems a bit too thick as a leave-in. I also tried it as a co-wash mixed with a little bit of EVOO to thin it out. I wasn't pleased with the results, my hair felt too coated, no slip, not enough moisture. I'm going to use this as a used my cholesterol conditioners in the past, as a deep treatment. I'll let ya'll know how it turns out.

I dont follow the directions to a T.
It is too thick to use as a leave in, most cholesterol conditioners should be rinsed out.
I've always used it as a deep conditioning treatment, I it!

 

[pattycake0701]

I dont follow the directions to a T.
It is too thick to use as a leave in, most cholesterol conditioners should be rinsed out.
I've always used it as a deep conditioning treatment, I it!

Okay, so yesterday, I tried it as a deep conditioner, after my shampoo. I'm impressed! Its better than most of the orange-peach colored cholesterols I've tried, and it left my hair feeling more moisturized. Yep, I think this one's a keeper!

 

[LovelyLionessa]

I finally found the LeKair Shea Butter Cholesterol. I am so psyched. It smells yummy and I can't wait to try it!!

 

[bravenewgirl87]

Is there any difference btw this one and the other brands of Cholesterol, like Queen Helene?

 

[glamazon386]

This is one of my favs too BraveNewGirl, I don't think there's a difference but I tried the LustraSilk Shea Mango one and it was runny compared to the LeKair. My hair didn't like it at all. It's sitting under my sink with everything else I didn't like or don't use.

 

[LovelyLionessa]

Is there any difference btw this one and the other brands of Cholesterol, like Queen Helene?

There is a big difference IMO ingriedient wise. The Queen Helene version contains SLS for one.

 

[Musicachic]

Do you all leave it in as a moisturizer or do you rinse it out?

I just recently bought the LeKair Shea Butter Cholesterol Cream Conditioner and the package does not say to rinse it out at the end, like the orange Cholesterol Plus does. So I was wondering about this as well... Have people used it both ways? And their end result as a leave in?

 

[ShaniKeys]

I don't think I've ever seen it @ my local BSS, I'll pay attention to it next time.

 

[Luxurious12]

Great tip thanks! I'll be going to the store too.

 

[HoneyDew]

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