What's better: this or Aveda Damage Remedy Daily Hair Repair?
1653885
I cannot answer that question fairly because I am not familiar with the Aveda product.I can tell you that 12 benefits is amazing from the first use. My hair is super healthy though it is color treated. 12 Benefits is the best stuff EVER. I use it every time I shampoo. My hairdresser is also a convert.
304352
Go for this one! Best I have used! Does not damage hair like some do! I use all the time! Even in my Beauty Salon�
2180409
I use the shampoo/conditioner on weekends only - too harsh for me every day. Love love the treatment and I use that once a month. My hair is dyed and turns brassy - the treatment brings it back to a golden blonde.
1527159
I would recommend the FURminator.We have been using it for several years and just bought a second one for upstairs. At first you may need to still cut out some sections of matted hair,but if you use the FURminator every day day you will probably not need to cut the matted fur.
821609
I got the virgin hair fertilizer. It works for my hair, I still use it. Hope it works for you.
1797183
Lavender oil is awesome for hair as well as so many other things... antiseptic, anti inflammatory, relaxing, eases headaches, repels insects, I put on a painful zit and it's way down or gone within hours, Helps with PMS and insomnia. If it's just for hair treatment you're looking for, though, check out Rosemary Oil. I love NOW oils. They're high quality and many are also organic. NOW also has a diffuser for about $35 that's very good and easy to use. I also recommend a book for you that I got at Amazon for about $10. Excellent for beginners... it's called Essential Oils for Beginners. Good Luck! Lavender oil is awesome for hair as well as so many other things... antiseptic, anti inflammatory, relaxing, eases headaches, repels insects, I put on a painful zit and it's way down or gone within hours, Helps with PMS and insomnia. If it's just for hair treatment you're looking for, though, check out Rosemary Oil. I love NOW oils. They're high quality and many are also organic. NOW also has a diffuser for about $35 that's very good and easy to use. I also recommend a book for you that I got at Amazon for about $10. Excellent for beginners... it's called Essential Oils for Beginners. Good... » Read More Lavender oil is awesome for hair as well as so many other things... antiseptic, anti inflammatory, relaxing, eases headaches, repels insects, I put on a painful zit and it's way down or gone within hours, Helps with PMS and insomnia. If it's just for hair treatment you're looking for, though, check out Rosemary Oil. I love NOW oils. They're high quality and many are also organic. NOW also has a diffuser for about $35 that's very good and easy to use. I also recommend a book for you that I got at Amazon for about $10. Excellent for beginners... it's called Essential Oils for Beginners. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I've had both. I prefer the Revitalize one in the morning because it gives you a fresh wake-up feeling. The Hydrate one just feels like a regular face cream with no sensation. They are not as thick and oily as Aveeno type creams.
938153
I would suggest It's a 10 or Straighten Up by mark from Avon. Both are much better than this product for the frizz.
456648
This product is for very damaged hair, I love it and I recommend you try it.. They say use once a month maybe you should use it twice a month.. Dont leave it on more then 10 or 15 mins. and you need a small spray bottle..
1709424
Sorry to tell you but NO. Aveda blue malva works much much better for me. My natural hair is dark blonde and I do high-lightning. The Shikai made my hair very dry.
1956759
Yes, my hair was damaged and breaking and as long as I use this at least 2 times a week it really makes my hair healthy. I also use their repair shampoo and repair daily conditioner, so that probably helps too.
846970
Aveda Volumizing hair tonic is more of a root lifter Vs. Style Prep is a more diverse product that does the following: Acts as primer to prep hair for blow by ^ Allover & root volume, acts a a heat protector as well as a 2nd day product you can use lightly to freshen up volume & lift or + ^ volume! These 2 products work well together to create even more of a full-bodied, voluptuous look
1970599
The one I have made best experiences with for this is the one for chemically treated hair. It worked really well for me. I can recommend it.
308901
Definitely the white one with egg & soy for fine, delicate hair, which is milder than others. I applied exactly as instructed and within the allowed time. The hair is still pretty straight and it has been almost 7 months. I do deep-condition my hair weekly and use non-harsh, non-ammonia hair products.
846973
Never tried the Aveda volumizing tonic. I use a root boost after shampooing but use Aveda daily - doesn't build up & smells great
1862051
Yes, it is. I thought the same as my beauty supply place said this was 'the absolute best' conditioner for damaged hair but it was over $35. When I saw this, I decided to give it a try. I used it with a heat cap and couldn't believe my eyes. Hair was totally different texture, soft, silky, shiny, felt very healthy. I just bought another jar. Highly recommend!
754209
I do and find it works great for me. My hair is very fine and not very thick so I want to keep all I have. I find there is less hair in the shower drain since I use the shampoo, conditioner and the revitalizer. I love Aveda products!