What's the difference between ColorProof SuperPlump Volumizing Shampoo & ColorProof SuperRich Moisture Shampoo?
1088483
I never tried the moisture shampoo so I don't know the difference. The vilumizing shampoo was recommended by my hairdresser after I had a Keretin treatment. It helps maintain the softened and straight hair from the treatment. It has no sodium chloride in its ingredients that can shorten the effects of the treatment.
1660724
Volumizing is for thin or finer hair, so it's not as heavy to weigh it down. The Moisturizing is great for heavy thicker hair.
1660725
I was told that the volumizing gives more body, but the moisture one is for dry/damaged hair. I colour my hair and my hair is relatively healthy - i was told to use the volume shampoo and the moisture conditioner. I just find moisture shampoos tend to weigh my hair down a bit.
1660726
I own both. I used the plump when Im going for a full bouncy look. and moisturizing when I straighten my hair or after coloring or winter months.
1660727
One is for volume (esp if you have fine,limp hair) and the other is for extra moisture/ cconditioning (thick hair, or overprocessed hair)
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.
846974
I personally don't see a difference between Aveda volumizing tonic and the style prep. I have used the volumizing tonic in the past but don't have it now. I have very fine, limp hair and alternate my hair product brands (for fine, limp hair) as if I use the same product every time I wash, it doesn't do the job. I usually use other products such as a little mousse when I use the styling prep, but not always. I just have to see what kind of "hair day " I'm having.
1795123
I have not used those two...but I have used the L'Oreal if that helps...Sublime I think one is called, and I've used a TON of other brands over the years. You can see this spray while you are applying...it is not true to the color it will end up, but it is a great marker showing where you are as far as even spraying. It does darken over time. I sprayed it on one morning after shower (SPRAY OUTSIDE...IT IS DARK AND GOES ALL OVER), put on white shorts after two hours and went to a baseball game outside in the summer. No mess, no stains, great color. Also, it has no funny smell like most do. It doesn't give an orange tint until DAYS later and that's just the leftovers on feet...if you're careful you can avoid that or just exfoliate it off.
766458
Don't know about those colors, but I have used both and like the rinse much better. I have actually mixed the rinse in with my own mousse at times but my best results have been rinse then let get pretty dry then product like mousse.
599665
You have to look for Ducray Anaphase because glytone have the same kind of shampoo but the shampoo made by Ducray is more known and so far it has given me better result.
661110
I've used both. Can't tell any difference. Long lasting and moderate odor control. Tracks everywhere but a good high-pile towel or mat helps that.
1844790
the shampoo is very color protective. my hair is colored and it has been kind to it.
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.
1897694
The gold version is sweetened with xylitol and has a superiors and microflora component. For the price difference I prefer the gold.As far as dyes I believe both products are colored with juice extracts.
1119452
Go to the Proraso website. They explain the characteristics of the different color products.
896862
I am guessing that the "super" lotion you refer to has more moisturizing properties--since the one I have mentions that you may use it with other moisturizers. I am not familiar with the product you mention, and since there are no Amazon reviews, I am guessing that it is a new product. I would go for it! I am due to replenish my supply of the moisturizer since I will need more for the winter months--so I just may get the one that you have mentioned. Good luck!
92002
I can't tell the difference between the two Pura d'or shampoos because this is my first time using this brand.
810919
I think they are different sizes because you use more shampoo than conditioner. Good product, hopefully it will help me grow hair.
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
807083
The shampoo is 5.1 oz. It only takes a very small amount in the palm of your hand. The Volumizing conditioner is also 5.1 oz. It also takes a small amount to use. The Thickening treatment is 3.4 oz. Use with care. The scalp may burn a little, and you may see some red on the top of your head. I have had to problems. If concerned ask your hair dresser. That is how I found out about the product.
528947
Hi. To be honest, I bought this shampoo for my wife and she did not like it at all. No vivid results whatsoever.Instead I bought Bosley Bos Revive Nourishing Shampoo for Visibly Thinning Non Color-Treated Hair, 33.8 Ounceand we use it both of us and it really works. Much more vivid results than with anything else we've tried.