Can this product be used in addition to mousse? If so, in what order should I apply them?
1491030
I use this instead of mousse. I believe it may become too heavy to use another setting or styling gel or mousse with it.
1491031
I would not use both products. Left in without blow drying the hair is "crunchy", just as with mousse. I believe using the two products will only weigh your hair down and gum it up.
1097232
Yes you can used this product with other type of hair creams. But, It depends on your hair type. My hair is very soft therefore, I am not able to use many of the hair products marketed for our hair type. You have to test the product and see. I can say this, Soft & beautiful is a fanatic product. You want regrets using it. I hope this was helpful.
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I would say the mousse will work much better than the thickening cream. I've tried both and the thickening cream at first makes your hair feel full and then it seems to weigh it down after a few hours. Where as the mousse really makes and keeps your hair full.
811277
Hi Michael,The product I bought was the rinse. I didn't even know until recently it came in mousse form. The rinse has always been a bit messy, but I've gotten good at using it over the years and because I just use it to keep the gray in my hair from yellowing I don't have to do a real precise application. I'm thinking mousse would be easier to use. Hope this helps.
1614518
Hi, I apply it with a soft bristled powder brush. You can apply as much or as little as you want depending on coverage required.
44110
I always use my serums on freshly cleansed skin-this allows them to be readily absorbed. Then use your creams on top. I use several different serums and creams so I just mix them together. If you use the serums first you can't go wrong!
1035021
I mix mine with olive oil and coconut oil, everything in thirds. I also put some in my water bottle for a refresher for my hair. During the winter I also add some conditioner to the water bottle for added moisture. Just remember to shake it up right before spraying because the water oil will not mix.
1161420
Yes, you can. Mostly I use it in a combination with other oils (base and essential) as face and hand cream. Results are very good.
1205248
If you have seen other products with hyaluronic serum, you will see that it is mixed with other ingredients. Use your favorite moisturizer, put some in your hands, and then put in hyaluronic. Doesn't have to be measured. Other ingredients included give extra lubrication. Use both ? where you want.
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that is a good question I don't know if you can mix it with that the only thing I can suggest is take a small portion of it can mix it and proceed to what you're trying to do and see if it works out that way I wish I could be more help and hope its mixes well good luck
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I would probably not use both of them together. Perhaps try the Vitamin C/E Serum for one month and see if you notice a difference. I am on my third bottle so am going on three months and I definitely see a huge improvement, skin is softer, firmer, evened out color...it's really an amazing product and like how it is made fresh for the customer. Just another suggestion...I have recently found Tarte skin care to be wonderful as well...especially the Maracuja Oil.....very high in vitamin C.....I apply it after washing my face in the evening before going to bed....it's worth trying....great company as well as Timeless Skincare...love both of them...have a beautiful day....:) I would probably not use both of them together. Perhaps try the Vitamin C/E Serum for one month and see if you notice a difference. I am on my third bottle so am going on three months and I definitely see a huge improvement, skin is softer, firmer, evened out color...it's really an amazing product and like how it is made fresh for the customer. Just another suggestion...I have recently found Tarte skin care to be wonderful as well...especially the Maracuja Oil.....very high in vitamin C.....I apply it after washing my face in the evening before going to bed....it's worth trying....great... » Read More I would probably not use both of them together. Perhaps try the Vitamin C/E Serum for one month and see if you notice a difference. I am on my third bottle so am going on three months and I definitely see a huge improvement, skin is softer, firmer, evened out color...it's really an amazing product and like how it is made fresh for the customer. Just another suggestion...I have recently found Tarte skin care to be wonderful as well...especially the Maracuja Oil.....very high in vitamin C.....I apply it after washing my face in the evening before going to bed....it's worth trying....great company as well as Timeless Skincare...love both of them...have a beautiful day....:) « Show Less
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Not at all! this product can be mixed! I did with organic shea butter and warm it up until both substances melt. I warm up every time I used and it works amazingly!!
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Yes. You just use a tiny bit of powderfix and rub it in. It is better than any mousse or gel I have ever used. I absolutely love it. I put it in and tease my hair just a little and it stays all day. I have used hair spray with it as well but you will love the product.
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Yes. I apply the Vitamin C+E first. Wait a couple of minutes. Then apply the Hydra B5 Gel over it. After that, apply moisturizer and the last one sunscreen.
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The directions indicate it's supposed to be applied after your moisturizer and before putting on foundation--no type of foundation is specified. I really love this product -- I found out about it 2 or 3 yrs. ago and have been using it ever since.
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I would do moisturizer first and then sunscreen. There are also many moisturizers with sunscreen in them so you won't have to use seperate products.
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I have not used mine yet, but from the you tube videos I have seen, I would say yes. There are some great ones showing people using this on different products on you tube. Just put the name in search bar and they should show up with a list to watch. Also some of them show you some ways to determine how much of the product you'd need to mix.