Priss Pot
Makeup + Bench Pressing
You guys, it's acting weird now.
I ran out of the leave-in at the end of the summer, so I started using Paul Mitchell's The Conditioner as a leave-in (good buy). Well after I completed that bottle, I went back to Giovanni Leave-in (I had gotten a new bottle already).
The first thing I noticed was the difference in consistency. It's very very very very thick. The past 2 bottles I've gone through were more runny (I actually liked it). Well I looked past the thickness of this new bottle and rubbed it in my palms where it got thinner. When applying it to my hair, it felt a bit different. It still moisturized, but it didn't really feel like I applied anything...weird, I know.
Next, I applied my usual castor oil, and it didn't glide on (even after emulsifying it in my hands w/ water like I usually do) like it used to.
That was the first time (like during the Thanksgiving holiday). I just took out my twists yesterday and did a co-wash today and repeated the process with the Giovanni. The same thing happened again.
My hair is almost dry, and it's more "cottony" than usual, especially the crown.
I tried to look at the ingredients, but they looked the same as the other bottles I've had. I guess I may have to buy Paul Mitchell again.
*cries*
I ran out of the leave-in at the end of the summer, so I started using Paul Mitchell's The Conditioner as a leave-in (good buy). Well after I completed that bottle, I went back to Giovanni Leave-in (I had gotten a new bottle already).
The first thing I noticed was the difference in consistency. It's very very very very thick. The past 2 bottles I've gone through were more runny (I actually liked it). Well I looked past the thickness of this new bottle and rubbed it in my palms where it got thinner. When applying it to my hair, it felt a bit different. It still moisturized, but it didn't really feel like I applied anything...weird, I know.
Next, I applied my usual castor oil, and it didn't glide on (even after emulsifying it in my hands w/ water like I usually do) like it used to.
That was the first time (like during the Thanksgiving holiday). I just took out my twists yesterday and did a co-wash today and repeated the process with the Giovanni. The same thing happened again.
My hair is almost dry, and it's more "cottony" than usual, especially the crown.
I tried to look at the ingredients, but they looked the same as the other bottles I've had. I guess I may have to buy Paul Mitchell again.
*cries*
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