Anyone have experience with L'Oreal everstrong thickening tonic?
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It does seem to work but don't put it on 2 times a day every day like I did at first......got way over done and looked nappy. Try once every 2 or 3 days. (Shampoo does not wash it all out)
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I have. It's 'ok...' but nothing like a salon treatment, such as a PowerShot or whatever.
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I'm not sure I've used the volumizing tonic unless you mean Invaldi??? But the style prep does a lot of things. Acts as a detangler on wet hair. Absolutely cures the frizzies... I even use it on dry hair if the humidity gets to me. And yes I use mousse with it. I wouldn't do without style prep ever!
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I ordered it from shampoo4less through amazon. I got a facial back in December and the esthetician told me that my face was just dry and sensitive due to the harsh Chicago winter. She told me not to use anti-aging products. She said just to use hydrating products and those would work much better for me. I made the switch and haven't had any problems since.
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yes, I have found that L'anza volume thickening shampoo and conditioner are great for my highlighted hair. A great product.
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I have thick hair and it works for me! I really like it and I have had mine for over two years. it takes a little longer than a bigger curler but i think it makes the curls in my hair looks so much more natural than other curlers!
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I have the ion smooth and I love it! makes my hair smooth and soft but doesn't kill all of my volume! Hope you like it!
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According to the package - it claims stronger, more nourished lashes. Product doesn't claim thicker or longer, I'm thinking L'Oreal is hoping we interpret stronger, more nourished lashes to result in thicker and longer. I've been using for about 3 weeks, and I'm not convinced I have any different lashes than when I started. My local grocery store had this product in their half off clearance bin, so I tried it. I did not use the Amazon product I ordered. I probably won't waste your money, instead get a good lash primer, a good mascara and Sephora has a lash brush that breaks up clumps that's around $18...I use it everyday. Hope this helps! According to the package - it claims stronger, more nourished lashes. Product doesn't claim thicker or longer, I'm thinking L'Oreal is hoping we interpret stronger, more nourished lashes to result in thicker and longer. I've been using for about 3 weeks, and I'm not convinced I have any different lashes than when I started. My local grocery store had this product in their half off clearance bin, so I tried it. I did not use the Amazon product I ordered. I probably won't waste your money, instead get a good lash primer, a good mascara and Sephora has a lash brush that breaks up clumps that's... » Read More According to the package - it claims stronger, more nourished lashes. Product doesn't claim thicker or longer, I'm thinking L'Oreal is hoping we interpret stronger, more nourished lashes to result in thicker and longer. I've been using for about 3 weeks, and I'm not convinced I have any different lashes than when I started. My local grocery store had this product in their half off clearance bin, so I tried it. I did not use the Amazon product I ordered. I probably won't waste your money, instead get a good lash primer, a good mascara and Sephora has a lash brush that breaks up clumps that's around $18...I use it everyday. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I'm not sure if the formula has changed as the consistency and color are the same. I have been using this for a number of years, was suggested to me by my sister-in-law who is a professional hear dresser. This will not make your hair thicker. If you read the description it basically says "your hear will FEEL thicker". I am happy with it and will continue to use it. Oh yea, a little goes a long way, when I shampoo my hair I use an amount in my palm about the size of a quarter. Hope this helps.
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I have hi-lighted hair as well, long and thick. I've been using the Pureology Hydrate Shampoo and Conditioner and I love it. Every once in a while I'll try something different like Numa (also excellent), but always go back to Pureology.
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I have not used the Maybelline products. What I can say about the L'Oreal is that a tiny bit and I mean less than the size of a pea, makes my skin look smooth and flawless.
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It did make my hair very smooth, but I can't say it made mine any thicker. I'd go with the Nioxin products, they were recommended by a stylist for my hubs.
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Hi Madeleine;),this self tanner lotion used to be good, but not anymore, I stop ordering because the company I think change the formula and became to be weak.... meaning it doesn't tan like before, is just not working anymore... I'm using L'Oreal ParisL'Oreal Paris Sublime Bronze Tinted Self-Tanning Lotion, Deep Natural Tan, 5.0 Ounce
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I have only used the Redken. Sorry I could not be of more help. I think it's false advertisement. They sell you on Redken but send a L'oreal.
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I have used the fattener, but didn't re-order. It is supposed to fatten up the hair shafts a bit, but I didn't see it. The fibers are what I use all the time to help give me the illusion of more thicker hair.
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Hi Shirl, sorry to hear about your results. I've been using this relaxer for years. I have no complaints and won't use any other relaxer!!! Can you share a little more about what you did after you applied the relaxer? How long did you leave it in? Did you use the "Sustenance" conditioner after rinsing the relaxer out? And followed with the "Normalizing Shampoo"? I would give it another try and maybe allow a stylist to do it for you. I also use it as a texturizer on my husband and it curls up after I'm done. I hope this helped!
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No, it's just the color. I got L'Oreal Oreor 40 developer. It worked great. I got too many bottles by mistake, could sell them to you if you want.
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It was recommended to me by the salon I was at. The Redken representative had been there previously and recommended the product for those with color treated hair. I still noticed that it has sodium laureth sulfate, which is what I thought stripped hair coloring. I do blond highlights and apricot highlights every couple months and haven't noticed it diminishing my color much, besides what kind if normal diminishing occurs anyway. For how my scalp feels I think it is worth it to possibly lose a little color.