Living Proof

Living Proof

EggLover2023-04-12T17:13:30.000Z
Well I hate to admit it, but I didn’t like the k18 oil. >>>
I GREATLY prefer my Living Proof oil for my fine, low density, 2a/2b hair. Of course even if I overuse the LP it can get stringy/greasy, but with jus
txchica2023-04-05T21:08:19.000Z
March Empties! ++
Murad Retinol eye cream - not sure this did anything for me, retinol content is probably very low Timeless Vitamin C - nothing wrong with this, but
2sheds2023-04-05T16:54:03.000Z
I've been liking R+Co Badlands dry shampoo paste +
I just recently got a small can of their Trophy styling spray, which also seems like a good product but unfortunately I really dislike the scent they
rayoflight2023-03-31T15:00:01.000Z
They don’t use silicones but they use a sort of PFAS. The OFPMA is +
a kind of polymer and those can build up on the hair as well (much worse than silicones that don’t actually build up that much, it's usually cationic
swirl2023-03-31T02:04:03.000Z
Anyone else use Living Proof no frizz line and started having issues with it?
I've been using the shampoo, conditioner, nourishing cream(now discontinued) and the oil just on my ends for a few months. My hair looked absolutely b
Savannah19172023-03-30T01:34:52.000Z
Living proof restore is hydrating without being heavy
gggggl2023-03-28T12:25:17.000Z
I’m having great results with the new Living Proof Smooth Styling Cream. Teeny bit goes a LOONG way.
wreckem2023-03-27T21:45:39.000Z
Similar hair. I like the Bondi Boost Rapid Repair serum and the +
Living Proof No Frizz Vanishing Oil.
junglebeauty2023-03-26T01:00:22.000Z
I break out so bad from hair products. What hair brands don't break you out? I found I can use
Nioxin and Living Proof. Does anyone know of any drugstore brands that are good for those with sensitive skin?
gggggl2023-03-18T16:21:55.000Z
I’m having GREAT results from the new Living Proof Smooth Styling Cream. A teeny bit goes a LONG way