Garnier

Garnier

10172020-04-30T11:41:33.000Z
I have fine wavy hair. I use a curl cream followed by a gel for hold. Distribute both evenly++
not getting too close to the scalp. You can use a wide tooth comb or a Denman brush to comb the product throuh and create "noodles". Scrunch those u
frckls2020-04-25T19:42:16.000Z
Oily, dehydrated, sensitive, SD/PD/clog-prone. My np hasn't been working since the change so ROP
AM Garnier micellar water, lathered and rinsed Clearasil Ultra Rapid Action Pads LAA Serum (abandoned Timeless and will be testing Geek & Gorgeous C G
portalhop2020-04-25T16:40:13.000Z
Have you tried this product from Sally’s? +
https://www.sallybeauty.com/hair/hair-care/hair-solutions/anti-frizz/original-leave-in-treatment/SBS-106001.html My hair used to have low-med frizz
wreckem2020-04-21T00:59:48.000Z
any idea how much (if any) lift can be obtained with Garnier Nutrisse?
Lizzy282020-04-20T12:24:05.000Z
I have 2a/b wavy hair but the older I get (I'm 50 now), the more wavy it becomes.+
Ahh, those hormonal changes=P I was born with stick straight hair; I love my new waves/curls;-) Would you say it's now more 2b/c? I'm not that familia
Sparkylarky2020-04-18T15:18:41.000Z
I’ve used both. My skin prefers Garnier
Lizzy282020-04-18T13:29:43.000Z
Garnier Nutrisse Cream; L'Oreal Excellence Cream; Wella Color Touch (demi-permanent).
Redwings112020-04-18T01:07:00.000Z
Garnier Whole Blends Marvellous Oil: Moroccan Argan & Camellia Oils
kerri092020-04-17T17:39:34.000Z
Oh yes - everyday! I use Garnier Micellar Water (pink cap) to remove, using 4 cotton squares +
to completely remove all traces. This is truly a transfer-resistant long-wearing foundation. No issues for me - I love it!
dottielsj2020-04-17T15:35:56.000Z
Loved Bioderma for a long time. But the Garnier is a really good dupe (I like the++
The formula with the blue cap which is great for removing wp mascara). Amazon runs great deals on Bioderma products every so often. Also love their