difference between fix and conditioner
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Fix means helping correct something not working normal (not shifting smoothly/slipping)Conditioner is to prevent problems (leaking seals, shifting rough)My opinion
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The Lucus Transmission Fix "fixed" my tranny on the Dodge van in that it put it back on the road. It is at best, a temporary fix. I have tried it on one other vehicle and it didnt work at all. But then again, I wasnt sure what the trasmission failure was in that case. I bought the car, a 1989 Ford Probe for parts with a known bad transmision. This car had right at 190k miles, pretty good for a car of that vintage. Also, in my original post here, I mentioned my sisters 2000 Isuzu Rodeo. The Lucus barely made any difference in her case. That car had about 220k when it was sold for salvage. In my opinion this stuff for about $10-14 is definitely worth trying at any rate The Lucus Transmission Fix "fixed" my tranny on the Dodge van in that it put it back on the road. It is at best, a temporary fix. I have tried it on one other vehicle and it didnt work at all. But then again, I wasnt sure what the trasmission failure was in that case. I bought the car, a 1989 Ford Probe for parts with a known bad transmision. This car had right at 190k miles, pretty good for a car of that vintage. Also, in my original post here, I mentioned my sisters 2000 Isuzu Rodeo. The Lucus barely made any difference in her case. That car had about 220k when it was sold for... » Read More The Lucus Transmission Fix "fixed" my tranny on the Dodge van in that it put it back on the road. It is at best, a temporary fix. I have tried it on one other vehicle and it didnt work at all. But then again, I wasnt sure what the trasmission failure was in that case. I bought the car, a 1989 Ford Probe for parts with a known bad transmision. This car had right at 190k miles, pretty good for a car of that vintage. Also, in my original post here, I mentioned my sisters 2000 Isuzu Rodeo. The Lucus barely made any difference in her case. That car had about 220k when it was sold for salvage. In my opinion this stuff for about $10-14 is definitely worth trying at any rate « Show Less
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The Lucus Transmission Fix "fixed" my tranny on the Dodge van in that it put it back on the road. It is at best, a temporary fix. I have tried it on one other vehicle and it didnt work at all. But then again, I wasnt sure what the trasmission failure was in that case. I bought the car, a 1989 Ford Probe for parts with a known bad transmision. This car had right at 190k miles, pretty good for a car of that vintage. Also, in my original post here, I mentioned my sisters 2000 Isuzu Rodeo. The Lucus barely made any difference in her case. That car had about 220k when it was sold for salvage. In my opinion this stuff for about $10-14 is definitely worth trying at any rate
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Hello Karl. Regenepure NT is a shampoo. Depending on your hair condition, using one or both is recommended. However, I've read a conditioner is coming out soon if you're looking for a shampoo and conditioner.
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I've only had to use this product when I had a problem with setting up a new tank. I just use their conditioner once a month after the tank is well established.
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I am looking at the products now. Yes it is the K-Pak and it says to repair damage. The Conditioner also says Revitalisant on the bottle. On the Shampoo the word Shapooing replaces Revitalisant.Both are K-PAK and both say to repair damage.
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I use it once a week. I use the regular conditioner the rest of the time. I also use the dry oil & split end repair from this line. All great products!
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The conditioner and then if you want, you can also use the styling mousse. I've been using for 2 weeks but to get some noticeable results I will need to use for atleast 2 months. Good luck
1680637
It is both. Instead of both a shampoo and a conditioner you use this one product. Makes your hair very healthy and tangle free all of the time. Have been using for about 4-5 years and will never go back!
1109731
Yes. One is straightener and the other put in and wash out. Takes about as much time as a color.
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I usually deep condition my hair first under a steamer for about 30 minutes using a hair mask. I wash out the hair mask then apply the Aphogee Keratin Reconstructor after. Leave on 5 minutes then rinse. I do this because I don't want to remove the added protein and keratin that the aphogee puts into my hair shaft. Since I'm a natural girl, I want my hair as strong as possible so I make the Aphogee the last step before I style. If you are wearing your hair straight it might be better to use the aphogee then a conditioner, then rinse and style.
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It is separate shampoo and conditioner. I love both. It smells great and leaves my long hair easy to comb after I condition it.
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Well, I've only used the leather protector not the conditioner. So if you use the LP I think it'll be just fine because it does condition leather as well.
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It's a treatment to be used right after shampooing. Then you shampoo again and use conditioner.
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Color treated hair requires a shampoo/conditioner specifically formulated to NOT cause damage to hair and treatment (color/dye) on the hair - in addition to providing additional conditioning for dryness of the hair that color (dye) does to hair. So, if you color treat your hair, you want the one for color treated hair.
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The difference is basically your volume of water use. Unfortunately I cannot recommend this product. I live in Oxford, Pa. where this water conditioner is distributed in USA. I have well water that is very hard and I use a traditional salt water softener. I have used this for over 6 months and while this cannot soften water, it is supposed to stop scale buildup. Well, there is no change in scale buildup and I can't see any positive results. I had to re-connect my salt based conditioner. I really wanted this product to work, considering it affects my local economy, but sadly it is useless. I should have listened to local plumbers who told me it is a waste of money. The difference is basically your volume of water use. Unfortunately I cannot recommend this product. I live in Oxford, Pa. where this water conditioner is distributed in USA. I have well water that is very hard and I use a traditional salt water softener. I have used this for over 6 months and while this cannot soften water, it is supposed to stop scale buildup. Well, there is no change in scale buildup and I can't see any positive results. I had to re-connect my salt based conditioner. I really wanted this product to work, considering it affects my local economy, but sadly it is useless. I... » Read More The difference is basically your volume of water use. Unfortunately I cannot recommend this product. I live in Oxford, Pa. where this water conditioner is distributed in USA. I have well water that is very hard and I use a traditional salt water softener. I have used this for over 6 months and while this cannot soften water, it is supposed to stop scale buildup. Well, there is no change in scale buildup and I can't see any positive results. I had to re-connect my salt based conditioner. I really wanted this product to work, considering it affects my local economy, but sadly it is useless. I should have listened to local plumbers who told me it is a waste of money. « Show Less
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You can use only this treatment as a conditioner.Don't need use any other treatment or conditioner more.
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The conditioner can take a long time to wash out. This product could make it worse. Growth and strength is what this product has to offer. Try looking at a lower damage level? I've used almost different level. Hope this helps
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Nope! Mine is color treated. I really love this shampoo and the conditioner too. :)