Tracy
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Lafier Honey Almond Conditioner - This was a good conditioner. Not a TON of slip, but no cones either. The smell was incredible, and I loved how soft it made my hair after it was dry. I left it on for 20 minutes, no heat. I'm going to try it with heat next time to see if that makes a difference. I give it a 7 out of 10 for now. It was basically a really good cholesterol conditioner. 
Lafier Proteinol Conditioner - Same as above and same rating. But this gave less mositure and pliability and more strength and protection. You can definitely feel that it's a protein based conditioner. Again - it's still just a punched up cholesterol conditioner in my book. But it's ok... 7 out of 10.
LaFier Dezriol (sp?) Rinse - I didn't see the big deal, but I don't think I got the real deal product either....mine was in a clear bottle with no label.
And it doesn't feel like the Dezriol that I'm used to getting when I go to the Dom. salon in NY. Maybe they add Olive Oil to it at the salon? I don't know - bu got little to no slip with the product and since it's a cream rinse and that's all I was expecting out of it, I will finish the bottle but probably won't repurchase. I give it a 5 out of 10.
Mane N Tail Detangler - this stuff was actually good. Again - not in your standard "oh my god there's so much slip!" way that we associate with "good" here at the board....but VERY little of my hair came out during my rollerset, and my hair had that strong treated-with-protein feeling to it that I like. It's great for giving fine hair some body and it did give a decent shine (although compared to the Sedal my hair was DULL! using this. Sedal really had it on this in the shine department). I noticed a marked reduction in breakage. And my hair looks good and has a lot of body today. 7 out of 10.
Sedal Lissage Leave In - LOVED this! It detangled beautifully and had decent slip. I needed far more water than I was using tho, so my rollerset was a bit of a challenge, but I loved how shiny and smooth my hair was coming out of the rollers. It's better on the dry side of the process than it is on the wet. If you're looking for something to improve the look and texture of your hair this is a good choice. Very much like Salerm - but without that slight coated feeling you get with it. And less slip in the combout. But I didn't mind that. I find Salerm makes it hard to rollerset because it's SOOOO slippery. Anyway - Sedal gets an 8 out of 10.
Lafier Proteinol Conditioner - Same as above and same rating. But this gave less mositure and pliability and more strength and protection. You can definitely feel that it's a protein based conditioner. Again - it's still just a punched up cholesterol conditioner in my book. But it's ok... 7 out of 10.
LaFier Dezriol (sp?) Rinse - I didn't see the big deal, but I don't think I got the real deal product either....mine was in a clear bottle with no label.
And it doesn't feel like the Dezriol that I'm used to getting when I go to the Dom. salon in NY. Maybe they add Olive Oil to it at the salon? I don't know - bu got little to no slip with the product and since it's a cream rinse and that's all I was expecting out of it, I will finish the bottle but probably won't repurchase. I give it a 5 out of 10.Mane N Tail Detangler - this stuff was actually good. Again - not in your standard "oh my god there's so much slip!" way that we associate with "good" here at the board....but VERY little of my hair came out during my rollerset, and my hair had that strong treated-with-protein feeling to it that I like. It's great for giving fine hair some body and it did give a decent shine (although compared to the Sedal my hair was DULL! using this. Sedal really had it on this in the shine department). I noticed a marked reduction in breakage. And my hair looks good and has a lot of body today. 7 out of 10.
Sedal Lissage Leave In - LOVED this! It detangled beautifully and had decent slip. I needed far more water than I was using tho, so my rollerset was a bit of a challenge, but I loved how shiny and smooth my hair was coming out of the rollers. It's better on the dry side of the process than it is on the wet. If you're looking for something to improve the look and texture of your hair this is a good choice. Very much like Salerm - but without that slight coated feeling you get with it. And less slip in the combout. But I didn't mind that. I find Salerm makes it hard to rollerset because it's SOOOO slippery. Anyway - Sedal gets an 8 out of 10.
