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Pink conditioner at Dominican salons?
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peacelove
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FYI - there is also one called Vanart Cream Rinse that comes from Mexico. It smells exactly like the one the Dominicans use. I just purchased mine from Walgreens about an hour ago. So you guys may want to try that. I will let you know how it does on my hair. /images/graemlins/smile.gif
miss_brown
New Member
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miss_brown said:
For those of you that use this rinse, do you follow it up with a deep conditioner? Or just use this as your conditioner and proceed with styling?
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Does anyone know?
miss_brown said:
For those of you that use this rinse, do you follow it up with a deep conditioner? Or just use this as your conditioner and proceed with styling?
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Does anyone know?
ladylibra_30
Well-Known Member
a rinse is usually applied after shampooing or after a deep conditioning treatment. use it as a final rinse.
like so:
shampoo, rinse
condition or deep condition, rinse
apply cream rinse, smooth through mane, rinse
apply serum or mousse or foam or/and leave-in conditioner
style
finish w/mist or gloss or serum
like so:
shampoo, rinse
condition or deep condition, rinse
apply cream rinse, smooth through mane, rinse
apply serum or mousse or foam or/and leave-in conditioner
style
finish w/mist or gloss or serum
ladylibra_30
Well-Known Member
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abainaa said:
For those of you that frequent Dominican salons.
My stylist used to use this pink stuff that she would put in after my shampoo to detangle my hair. It worked wonders but it was Spanish and she didn't speak English so i never found out what it was.
Have any of you ever seen this stuff or know what it is? It is incredibly slippery and it is just used to detangle and washed out almost instantly but it leaves the hair really soft. And its bright pink. <img src="http://st1m.longhaircareforum.com/images/smilies/confused.gif" alt="" />
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i'm very curious to know if the lafier desrizol rinse is what you thought you saw your stylist put in your hair. thanks!
i want to try it!
abainaa said:
For those of you that frequent Dominican salons.
My stylist used to use this pink stuff that she would put in after my shampoo to detangle my hair. It worked wonders but it was Spanish and she didn't speak English so i never found out what it was.
Have any of you ever seen this stuff or know what it is? It is incredibly slippery and it is just used to detangle and washed out almost instantly but it leaves the hair really soft. And its bright pink. <img src="http://st1m.longhaircareforum.com/images/smilies/confused.gif" alt="" />
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i'm very curious to know if the lafier desrizol rinse is what you thought you saw your stylist put in your hair. thanks!
i want to try it!
miss_brown
New Member
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ladylibra_30 said:
a rinse is usually applied after shampooing or after a deep conditioning treatment. use it as a final rinse.
like so:
shampoo, rinse
condition or deep condition, rinse
apply cream rinse, smooth through mane, rinse
apply serum or mousse or foam or/and leave-in conditioner
style
finish w/mist or gloss or serum
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Thanks /images/graemlins/kiss.gif
ladylibra_30 said:
a rinse is usually applied after shampooing or after a deep conditioning treatment. use it as a final rinse.
like so:
shampoo, rinse
condition or deep condition, rinse
apply cream rinse, smooth through mane, rinse
apply serum or mousse or foam or/and leave-in conditioner
style
finish w/mist or gloss or serum
[/ QUOTE ]
Thanks /images/graemlins/kiss.gif
ladylibra_30
Well-Known Member
i bought this rinse yesterday and i can't wait to use it!
i hope it the right one.
i hope it the right one.
