nymane
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Lacio Lacio leave-in (still in shock)
This was wildly popular on the forum 2008 - 2011, and I'm sure there are still a few Lacio Lacio lovers out there, like me. I've been using this leave-in for 5 years, and it (along with Silicon Mix DC) transformed my once damaged & highly porous tresses, to healthy & pliable/supple. Stretching my relaxer 5 - 6 months was effortless, because it made my new growth so soft and moisturized.
I know that a number of years ago it was sort of reformulated,without mink oil, and there was a version with hydrolyzed wheat, and hydrolyzed silk. But, in my opinion, the effectiveness was never compromised.
I'm not sure if I'll try to reformulated version anytime soon (I'm waiting for more reviews), but luckily the company (Star) has other leave-ins that comparable to Lacio Lacio (i.e. Panthenol & Germen Trigo & Placenta de Ovejo).
If you've tried the new Lacio Lacio please leave a review here. ffrant:
Thanks
This was wildly popular on the forum 2008 - 2011, and I'm sure there are still a few Lacio Lacio lovers out there, like me. I've been using this leave-in for 5 years, and it (along with Silicon Mix DC) transformed my once damaged & highly porous tresses, to healthy & pliable/supple. Stretching my relaxer 5 - 6 months was effortless, because it made my new growth so soft and moisturized.
I know that a number of years ago it was sort of reformulated,without mink oil, and there was a version with hydrolyzed wheat, and hydrolyzed silk. But, in my opinion, the effectiveness was never compromised.
I'm not sure if I'll try to reformulated version anytime soon (I'm waiting for more reviews), but luckily the company (Star) has other leave-ins that comparable to Lacio Lacio (i.e. Panthenol & Germen Trigo & Placenta de Ovejo).
If you've tried the new Lacio Lacio please leave a review here. ffrant:
Thanks
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