Biolage

Biolage

10172019-12-16T10:41:21.000Z
If you bought a shampoo or conditioner try it once and see how it feels. It felt awful from the++
first time for me. But the one thing I love, the Styling Cream, has been great from the get go. Their other products yanked and pulled when I used t
MIchW2019-12-06T00:37:21.000Z
This is exactly how my hair was, before chemo. I loved Biolage shampoo and light r/o
Conditioner. I also recommend a Wet Brush, and a silk pillow case, or silk sleep cap.
10172019-11-15T10:45:27.000Z
This is so me. MY HG combo for my uber fine waves are Deva Styling Cream (the original)++
and LA Looks dark blue gel. I wash and condition (don't put too much conditioner near the crown...start at the ends and work up but not all the way t
dlrae2019-11-14T16:51:50.000Z
I love Kenra Perfect Blowout Styling Creme. I haven't tried the Biolage to compare.
elsamarie2019-11-14T01:08:46.000Z
Favorite styling products for straight, smooth hair +++
I just finished up a bottle of Biolage Styling Milk and loved it. It gave me smooth, shiny, frizz-free hair. But I've read some reviews that say the f
HanSoloShotFirst2019-11-03T15:02:12.000Z
Salon haircolor faded badly lately, here’s the shampoos I’ve used ++
In rotation: total 5 Lomi Chi rose hips Tressa watercolors Biolage colorcare (the color safe one) All are supposed to be color safe. And
HanSoloShotFirst2019-11-03T14:31:30.000Z
Salon haircolor faded badly lately, here’s the shampoos I’ve used ++
In rotstion: Loreal total 5 Lomi Chi rose hips Tressa watercolors Biolage colorcare (the color safe one) All are supposed to be color safe. An
benette2019-10-29T17:09:38.000Z
Does anyone still dupe the Biolage scent?
Swimblock2019-10-27T01:55:17.000Z
I love Tigi Curls Rock Amplifyer. For me the trick to using it is to rub between wet palms & ++
scrunch into hair. I've tried other products but haven't found another that works as well on my fine, naturally curly/wavy hair. I also like Matrix Bi
Susee2019-10-24T11:39:38.000Z
Biolage Hydra foaming styler....I would just blot some of the excess water out, apply ++
it and let it air dry without touching it. Or you could try just a leave-in conditioner.