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TVARTDIVA2023-08-06T18:30:14.000Z
Picks and layering ideas......FOR ALMOND AND CHERRY/ ALMOND LOVERS! Rop++
A Repost... FOR ALMOND AND CHERRY/ ALMOND LOVERS! Xeroff’s – Italica (My Review) This is the gift of marzipan from Pasticceria Minotauro wrapp
10172023-08-04T09:51:13.000Z
Now a days there are quite a few. K18 at Sephora, Redken Bond stuff at Ulta. I feel like every+++
line is coming out with something similar. Aveda has their Botanical Repair stuff that has a bond repair thing in it.
jill92023-07-26T13:44:08.000Z
Also-Aveda Damage Remedy Spray is a good heat protectant. Use this one on wet hair.
jill92023-07-26T13:41:18.000Z
Hi there! My salon just became a shop that only sells R&Co products. I don't care for what my +
stylist used the last two times. I think he only used a hair spray-I wasn't watching. My hair fell flat before the end of the day. I have very thick
10172023-07-25T11:13:50.000Z
I have super fine hair. So my favorite is actually a gel/foam combo kind of, it is the +++
The Doux Def Foam (Target or Sally's and I like it better than the Verb mousse gel). I put that all the way through my wet hair and then I use the Cu
Inezdelafressange2023-07-23T23:34:21.000Z
I'm in LOVE with Aveda Shampure body lotion shower gel and composition oil but the lotion +
broke me out in a rash on my lower leg. Boo.
signorina2023-07-20T23:46:14.000Z
Aveda brilliant is awesome for short thick hair!+
https://www.aveda.com/esearch?search=Brillian I used the pomade but it looks like there are lots of new products in the line
Faintdecay2023-07-18T17:02:08.000Z
so awesome to see how shes blown up. she use to train at the aveda i went to in toronto
her hair is glorious
ewojdula2023-07-17T15:38:34.000Z
Philosykos / Using Aveda products these days, which smell nice. Used to love Herbal Essence ++++++
Wella Balsam conditioner back in the day; both smelled great!
dottielsj2023-07-11T17:52:47.000Z
I had one for years. Currently growing it out. LOVED IT. It was basically a wash and go+
Situation. If I wanted more volume, I would blow dry upside down until roots were 100% dry and the rest about 90%. I MIGHT also use a curling wand o