L'ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL

L'ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL

JE2142023-12-01T01:18:17.000Z
Has anyone tried L'Oréal Professionnel Molecular Repair Leave In Cream? And how it compares to k18?
Also, what is the general consensus on Apres? Social media hype? or technological breakthrough?
rayoflight2023-03-11T13:09:39.000Z
I think the only colour-correcting Kerastase product for darker hair is the green mask +
in their Chroma Absolu range, so if a little bit of brassy undertones correction is what you're after then I'd look into the Masque Vert Chroma Neutra
rayoflight2023-02-07T23:39:02.000Z
Shu Uemura has a lot of similar or nearly identical formulas to Kérastase, Redken +
and L'Oréal Professionnel brands as all are owned by L'Oréal (SU is basically made in the same L'Oréal manufacturing plants in Spain as well), so it m
rayoflight2023-01-01T21:10:32.000Z
Aside from L'Oréal Professionnel and Kerastase, I find Rene Further has really nice +
products, not everything of course, but more than just a couple. I particularly like their Karite range and the Hydra leave-in conditioner. The pharma
rayoflight2022-04-11T18:10:37.000Z
I'd think so. All my go-to favourites are higher end and I can't remember +
when I even wanted to repurchase any drug store hair cosmetics because as affordable and easy to find they are - they end up disappointing me when it
rayoflight2022-04-05T21:32:09.000Z
You might want to look into either Bioderma Node Fluide or their Node G. Fluide is +
for most hair types but it's quite liquid (there is a Node A that works +/- same, just with a more traditional gel texture) and Node G is for oily sit
rayoflight2022-03-07T13:39:14.000Z
Schwarzkopf has a couple over their different ranges, they all seem to be fairly +
comparable, I've used the white pump bottle from their Osis+ range and it's kinda the same as the Session Lable in the black pump bottle. Davines ''mo