Iles Formula

Iles Formula

Artbabe2024-01-24T13:53:34.000Z
Iles Formula.
Artbabe2024-01-13T17:21:20.000Z
Typology Tinted Serum, rms Crystal Slipper blush, Iles Formula hair care
Uniquorn2024-01-12T20:37:02.000Z
Iles Formula Serum is a silicone-free lotion-like serum and is much lighter than a traditional r/o
silicone-oil serum. It's not heavy or oily at all, but leaves the hair very smooth and shiny.
Artbabe2024-01-11T16:04:43.000Z
I also have fine, curly hair which has *never* been shiny, even when I was younger. You'd probably +
have to use a silicone-based serum to get lots of shine. I've read that curly hair often isn't shiny because of its texture (once I read that, I stopp
Artbabe2024-01-08T18:16:20.000Z
Typology Tinted Serum; Iles Formula hair care; Armani Lip Power 400; TO Multi-Peptide serum+
for my skin + Peptide Lash and Brow Serum; rms Crystal Slipper blush
Artbabe2024-01-04T14:50:10.000Z
I'm a broken record here, but Iles Formula is excellent. It has a light scent, but it's not strong +
and doesn't linger. It's expensive, but on par with Oribe and others. You can get a trial set: https://ilesformula.com/collections/all/products/disco
Nemea2023-12-22T10:07:56.000Z
I have only tried the texturizing spray from Oribe, and that smells really strong. I saw a set of++
Iles Formula minis with shampoo, conditioner and serum, and that sounds perfect to test without adding to my growing product graveyard.
Artbabe2023-12-22T02:14:46.000Z
2nd. I find the Iles Formula scent quite light and dissipates quickly (I also like the Oribe +
scent, too!)
Uniquorn2023-12-21T23:28:35.000Z
The Iles Formula serum is fairly lightly scented. It's nowhere near as strong as products r/o
from Oribe or Kerastase and definitely not as strong/obnoxious as anything R+Co (which is the worst line when it comes to scents IMO). The Iles Formul
Nemea2023-12-21T13:40:58.000Z
Low-scent leave-in (cream/gel/serum)??
I need a leave-in/styling product to use on wet hair before blow drying. My hair is quite thick, but each strand is relatively thin/soft, so I don't w