What's the difference between ColorProof SuperRich Moisture Shampoo & ColorProof SuperPlump Volumizing Shampoo?
283749
I love SuperRich Moisture shampoo and told my hair dresser that I wanted to get the moisturizer. She suggested I get the volumizer conditioner because my hair is fine and the volumizer conditioner would be the lightest. I stay away from volumizing shampoos as they tend to dry your hair to add volume.
283750
All of the products I have tried from ColorProof are outstanding and they smell good (not like Purology, their closest competitor). My favorite product is neither the volumizing or superrich moisture. My favorite is ColorSmooth Anti-Frizz shampoo and conditioner. I have slightly course hair (naturally curly) which I straighten with a blow dryer and iron. Even with only a blow dryer, this shampoo and conditioner leaves my hair soft and smooth. I alternate between SuperRich and AntiFrizz just because I think it is better for my hair. Both products are excellent. I have not used the volumizing shampoo. All of the products I have tried from ColorProof are outstanding and they smell good (not like Purology, their closest competitor). My favorite product is neither the volumizing or superrich moisture. My favorite is ColorSmooth Anti-Frizz shampoo and conditioner. I have slightly course hair (naturally curly) which I straighten with a blow dryer and iron. Even with only a blow dryer, this shampoo and conditioner leaves my hair soft and smooth. I alternate between SuperRich and AntiFrizz just because I think it is better for my hair. Both products are excellent. I have not used the volumizing... » Read More All of the products I have tried from ColorProof are outstanding and they smell good (not like Purology, their closest competitor). My favorite product is neither the volumizing or superrich moisture. My favorite is ColorSmooth Anti-Frizz shampoo and conditioner. I have slightly course hair (naturally curly) which I straighten with a blow dryer and iron. Even with only a blow dryer, this shampoo and conditioner leaves my hair soft and smooth. I alternate between SuperRich and AntiFrizz just because I think it is better for my hair. Both products are excellent. I have not used the volumizing shampoo. « Show Less
283751
The SuperRich is a high moisturizing shampoo, while the SuperPlump is a volumizing shampoo. The SuperRich is great if you have dry hair or a dry scalp. The SuperPlump is great if you want a style with a lot of volume. I have a pixie hair cut and personally prefer the SuperRich shampoo because of the great moisture.
283752
I don't think there is a lot of difference between the two, but I do like the super rich better.
705630
Yes this is it. You can use the Ultra White Minx or the White Minx that is not ultra. I just started using the Ultra and to tell you the truth, I don't notice a real difference between the plain and the Ultra. I do use lots of it and sometimes my hair even looks blue (when wet) so I just rub it around and it comes out nice and white when it dries. I hope this helps.
1198242
They are two different formulas. Shaklee still sells the original blue Basic H. Here is the website I get mine from and it gets shipped directly from Shaklee. http://foreverhealthyplanet.myshaklee.com/us/en/shop/healthyhome/basichcleaner/product-_p_basic-h_sup_sup-cleanerp
1234247
Each one has a slightly different formula. Some tame frizz, others are better for volume and other are best for color treated hair. However, I'm not sure which color corresponds to which formula but you really can't go wrong as long as the product is not watered down. Be careful when you buy online to make sure it is a certified retailer.
92002
I can't tell the difference between the two Pura d'or shampoos because this is my first time using this brand.
1462452
Most of the colors are simply scent differences. However, the blonde-medium is a lighter spray for lighter hair, the brunette has a darker tone and the red supposedly has a reddish tint so that the spray doesn't effect your hair color. Honestly, I have red hair and the regular batiste dry shampoos don't seem to effect my color much. Theose who have darker hair probably would benefit from the brunette version though.
124022
I have had both the shampoo and conditioner, and went to compare. All I have now is the conditioner. All I can add is that it is deep purple and doesn't lather....
1007977
I read all the ingredients and they are listed by chemical name only. The bottle does say the shampoo has a "color protector" in it. Also, it has keratin and ingredients listed appearing to indicate they are derived from coconut oil. Glycerin is the lathering agent instead of sulfate soaps which damage and dry out hair. I like the shampoo. It's very gentle so you would be able to wash color tinted hair daily. There are better conditioners out there, however. From the Joico conditioner I switched to Rusk's color protect which is pricy but wonderful particularly for tinted natural curly hair. If you decide to try the Rusk shop around carefully as it may be found cheaper if your careful but it's still going to cost you. Worth every penny.
1885927
DM, I do not have a bottle at my office. Generally is a regular shampoo. The purple color acts to brighten the reflected wavelength from the yellow spectrum hair. It works the same way as adding blue tint to acrylic to obscure the faint yellow tint as the plastic ages..
1894657
I didn't notice a big difference either way. This still leaves some stains behind - but so does Oxiclean. Oxiclean can leave behind a residue on clothes and this does not and seems to be safe for colors. I haven't gone to the trouble to do a pricing comparison - but wanted to try something that was less destructive than regular bleach.
124024
The bottle will look very similar. The shampoo is a pure purple color. The conditioner is a lighter color. To be honest with you, I have used shimmer lights for years and it does take the yellowing out. My hair is completely white. I have a bottle of the conditioner too but I would not buy the conditioner again, only the shampoo.
1667017
To simple answer. They are the same thing. Back in the day Sebastian Inc. created a smoothing and shine line called LAMINATES. It branched of into a line of it's own including Cellophanes due to the shine factor. Since the product became obsolete, they renamed the Cellophanes to the current name. Sebastian Cellophanes use to come in a tall bottle, now it comes in a tube. They broke down the color line from 25 colors to a simpler form. Browns, Reds, Blondes and Clear. Hope this helps. BTW, if you mix a little reconstruction conditioner into the CLEAR it provides shine and seals the conditioner in the hair. To simple answer. They are the same thing. Back in the day Sebastian Inc. created a smoothing and shine line called LAMINATES. It branched of into a line of it's own including Cellophanes due to the shine factor. Since the product became obsolete, they renamed the Cellophanes to the current name. Sebastian Cellophanes use to come in a tall bottle, now it comes in a tube. They broke down the color line from 25 colors to a simpler form. Browns, Reds, Blondes and Clear. Hope this helps. BTW, if you mix a little reconstruction conditioner into the CLEAR it provides shine and seals the... » Read More To simple answer. They are the same thing. Back in the day Sebastian Inc. created a smoothing and shine line called LAMINATES. It branched of into a line of it's own including Cellophanes due to the shine factor. Since the product became obsolete, they renamed the Cellophanes to the current name. Sebastian Cellophanes use to come in a tall bottle, now it comes in a tube. They broke down the color line from 25 colors to a simpler form. Browns, Reds, Blondes and Clear. Hope this helps. BTW, if you mix a little reconstruction conditioner into the CLEAR it provides shine and seals the conditioner in the hair. « Show Less
1666795
H2Ohhlala is the same as Color My Bath (I base this answer on the fact that H2O's manufacturer is listed as Color My Bath LLC, so if Amazon's info is incorrect, I reserve the right to be wrong -- ha!).
1508514
You know,I really do not know the difference! I have only used the temporary hair color! Sorryy to not be more helpful! :-(
1994657
I have not been able to tell the difference, if there is one. I have used this with the CND powders and other brands of powder, including powder mixed with colors and glitter. It works great.
850317
There is a definite smell to each product. The shampoo has a distinctive smell as well as the conditioner. Although the two are paired together, they don't have the same scent. I noticed this in the salon and my hairdresser said it's just the way ColorProof makes it. YOU HAVENT BEEN DOOPED I PROMISE.
105221
They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish.For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference.I've had good success with both as far as data burning!I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!