pH Advantage

pH Advantage

rayoflight2021-01-16T13:09:58.000Z
Not impressive. Conditioner was particularly bad for me, it's silicones did make hair shiny +
and brought out natural hi- low- lights, so it's probably amazing for dyed/bleached hair to make it appear better but it's not rich enough for me (and
rayoflight2019-10-15T07:47:20.000Z
If it’s ‘oil based’ oil cleanser then the main advantage is that pH isn’t an issue and there’s +++
typically no hugely foaming surfactants in an oil cleanser, usually just a surfactant(s)/emulsifiers to make the product rinse off. So it’s kinda more
everscents2019-08-30T14:58:12.000Z
Sure, there may be other factors, but it's hard to find much info on what they are, how they work++
For instance, here's a lengthy discussion on basenotes about skin pH, etc. The thread is about 10 years old and I've been unable to find anything more
kingspanky2019-01-26T21:40:00.000Z
Anyone know the magic potion? Conditioner for fine but damaged hair; looking at Ulta's liter sale++
i know, you can never get both super moisture and lightweight, but doesn't hurt to search . . . If anyone has any recs, would love to know. I have