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lamaria211
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Wen 613
Macadamia deep repair mask
100% pure Argan oil
Macadamia deep repair mask
100% pure Argan oil
Lylddlebit
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Here are some of the expensive products I had tried that I believe are worth the money:Moroccan Oil(the brand) hydrating mask, Moroccan Oil(the brand) treatment oil, Shu Uemura products(everyone I have tried so far), Ouidad 12 minute deep treatment, Gloss moderne masks(high gloss and after treatment mask, Crack leave in treatment, Bumble and bumble "deep", Rene Furterer Karite, Carols daughter Tui Smoothie, Miss Jessies quick curls. Miss Jessies Rapid recovery treatment…I am sure there are many many more but those are the ones that came to my mind based on my experience.
Destiny9109
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Bumping!!!
Pompous Blue
Well-Known Member
Products that work for my 4CZ natural hair and DH's Type 3 hair:
Mahogany Naturals UK
Irish Cream Hair Smoothie
Moisture Intense Restorative Hair Treatment
Luscious Hair Milk
They're having a BOGOF offer this weekend. Placed an order for the above.
Phytokeratine serum
Phytokarite deep conditioner
Phytojojoba mask
PhytoSpecifi Nourishing Styling Cream
Ouidad Climate Control Gel
Ouidad Melt-down Extreme Repair Mask
The Mahogany Naturals UK and Phyto products I buy during 50% off sales and Ouidad during 25% off sales.
Mahogany Naturals UK
Irish Cream Hair Smoothie
Moisture Intense Restorative Hair Treatment
Luscious Hair Milk
They're having a BOGOF offer this weekend. Placed an order for the above.
Phytokeratine serum
Phytokarite deep conditioner
Phytojojoba mask
PhytoSpecifi Nourishing Styling Cream
Ouidad Climate Control Gel
Ouidad Melt-down Extreme Repair Mask
The Mahogany Naturals UK and Phyto products I buy during 50% off sales and Ouidad during 25% off sales.
Pinkicey
New Member
I absolutely loved the morrocan oil brand but wayyyy too expensive. I would have stayed with that if I was rich.
PinkSunshine77
New York's Finest
Jane Carter's Curl Define Cream. I absolutely love it.
Beautified16
Texlaxed
Kerastase Oleo Relax Shampoo & Serum
It's A 10 Miracle Leave in
Aveda Anti-humectant pomade
Keracare Humecto in the tub
It's A 10 Miracle Leave in
Aveda Anti-humectant pomade
Keracare Humecto in the tub
PatTodd
Well-Known Member
Deva products are WONDERFUL!! Deva Curl NoPoo, One Condition and Heaven in Hair Deep Conditioner (as a leave in) are my staples.
charmtreese
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My one and only moisture DC: TIGI Serious Conditioner
I have natural 4b hair and this stuff is amazing, will never be without it.
I have natural 4b hair and this stuff is amazing, will never be without it.
Desert Skye
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Coming in to vouch for Kenra. I use their moisture shampoo and conditioner. It is and always will be(as long as they don't change anything to it)my trusted standby because this stuff works.
krissyhair
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Baby buttercreme doesn't work instantly. It really works best after 20 minutes to an hour after applying it. It takes some time to really soak in.
The next expensive product that works is the Carol's daughter hair milk line. I recommend the cowash and leave in combo. If you have fine hair and can find the lite version of the leave in, use that also. The cowash is awesome.
Pair it with the leave in and you have a winning combination.
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OMG gurl, I had no idea that was you!!! Are you still suing Wanakee after all these years? They were excellent IIRC and I might just revisit them.
Barbara
Princess
What does IIRC mean?
Yes, but my hair stylist recommended a set of secondary staples for my hair after using Wanakee Verifen Complex for 10 years consistently. My alternative products work just as good when doctored up, and they cost a lot less. Plus, I learned a lot about other good products here that I incorporate into my regimen.
I still use Wanakee's products, but I have to sneak the conditioner and shampoo in since my stylist doesn't want to use them anymore.
He doesn't mind the Hairline Essential Crème, though.
Nevertheless, I don't plan on replacing the items anymore after I finish using them, but I still highly recommend them.
ThatJerseyGirl
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It means "if I recall/remember correctly". Why doesn't your stylist like for you to use Verifen conditioner and shampoo? The conditioner was very nice w/ tons of slip, but I never used the shampoo. I used Constant Care for Ends, the conditioner, and the hair oil.
It's shame that the line didn't blow up more and the prices are so high. These days there as good (if not better) products that are cheaper and easier to get.
Barbara
Princess
Litigating? No, not at all.
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Barbara
Princess
Late one night, I spoke to Wanakee about her fabulous products. She told me to "spread the word." I have to agree the prices are very high, but I didn't know any better about hair care products, since I've been going to the hair salon since junior high school. Too bad they didn't take off like I thought they would.
I've learned a lot on these hair care boards, and I didn't know I was doing the right thing for my hair, until I read Wanakee's hair guides. So I already had shoulder length hair to begin with. I stumbled on these hair care forums 9 years later after using Wanakee Verifen products.
My stylist said about Wanakee's products: "All it is, is oil. They have more oil in them than other black hair care products, and I have to work extra harder when I use the detangler. I have a detangler that works better than your's." However, he didn't complain about the improvement in the quality of my hair. So for every 2 weeks for 10 years, I brought them into the salon.
He felt it's good to change up from time to time, so that's when I decided to purchase the products he recommended for my hair, since they were mentioned on this hair care forum anyway. I keep replacing only the ones that work well. The others that don't work, I mix them up with other products, and they still don't work. However, one day, I will use them up instead of throwing them away.
Yes, there are other products that are cheaper and easier to get than Wanakee Verifen products, but I have to doctor them up in order to get the same results.
Barbara
Princess
PuddingPop
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I see Keratase products mentioned often in this thread so I thought I was just gonna mosey on down to the internets and place an order right quick......
Uh, was I in for a rude awakening or what. I mean I was expecting expensive but I had damn sticker shock. I honestly don't mind spending money on products but I just don't want to be stuck with expensive products that do the same thing that BSS or drug store brands do. Are there any places that I can purchase this that have a money back guarantee?
Uh, was I in for a rude awakening or what. I mean I was expecting expensive but I had damn sticker shock. I honestly don't mind spending money on products but I just don't want to be stuck with expensive products that do the same thing that BSS or drug store brands do. Are there any places that I can purchase this that have a money back guarantee?
This made me giggle because I've tried to mosey down to the Kerastase site before, then smooth mosey'd right on out.
PuddingPop
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Chile, Somebody need to give me a free sample or something first .
ajargon02
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Yes aveda's moisture line is great! Joico products are great too!elucence condish and poo the moisture one is great too!
Trini_Chutney
Peeing in my shower
Moroccan Oil line.
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