Favorite Hair Products!

[PrettyKitty]

Shampoo:
Coconut Mango (Back to Basics)
Amplify (Matrix)

Conditioner:
Coconut Mango (Back to Basics)
Amplify (Matrix)

Treatment:
Oatmeal & Honey (TiGi)
K Pak (Joico)

Leave-in:
Ego Boost (TiGi)
Fast Fixx (TiGi)

Smoothing Cream:
After Party (TiGi)
Small Talk (TiGi)

Mousse:
Amplify (Matrix)
Root Boost (TiGi)
BigTrix (Matrix)

Serum:
Silk Therapy (BioSilk)
Girl Toys (TiGi)
K Pak (Joico)

Spraynet:
FreezeTrix (Matrix)

Shine Spray:
Headrush (TiGi))

 

[Bootyliciousx]

Shampoo:
Nexxus Botonail
Nexxus Therapee

Condtioner:
Nexxeus Humcretess

Deep Conditoner:
Infusion Hydrating Balm

Leave In:
Infusim 24 orginal leave in Conditoner


Serum:
Biosilk Silk Thearphy
Redkhen Heat Glide


Shine:
Oils Oils Oils

 

[lara]

For myself, everything from the Alchemy hair cleansing line.

I go through a can a week of Fudge Skyscraper hairspray (doesn't flake or go white), and I like Wella's spray shine to finish off a hairdo.

 

[PrettyKitty]

6 months later.. my updated list!

Shampoo:
Coconut Mango (Back to Basics)
Amplify (Matrix)

Conditioner:
Coconut Mango (Back to Basics)
Amplify (Matrix)
Serious (TiGi)

Treatment:
Oatmeal & Honey (TiGi)
K-Pak (Joico)
Nutri Color #513 (Revlon Professionnal)
Extreme (Redken)

Leave-in:
Ego Boost (TiGi)
Fast Fixx (TiGi)

Smoothing Cream:
After Party (TiGi)
Small Talk (TiGi)

Mousse:
Root Boost (TiGi)
BigTrix (Matrix)
Big & Bigger (TiGi)

Serum:
K-Pak (Joico)
Gloss Drops (Paul Mitchell)

Spraynet:
FreezeTrix (Matrix)
Extra-Body (Paul Mitchell)

Shine Spray:
Headrush (TiGi))

 

[ette]

Shampoo:
Pureology Volume
Back to Basics Coconut Mango
TiGi S Factor Smoothing Shampoo
TiGi Oatmeal & Honey

Conditioner:
Pureology Hydrate
Back to Basics Coconut Mango
TiGi S Factor "Serious" Conditioner
TiGi S Factor Smoothing Conditioner
TiGi Oatmeal & Honey

Treatment:
TiGi Chocolate Head (LOL I don't know if this actually works but its like hair perfume!)
TiGi Treat Me Right
Nexxus Aloxxi Colour Infusers (in Black and Mahoghany, I mix them)
Revlon Nutri Creme #513

Leave-in:
TiGi Catwalk Fast Fixx
TiGi Small Talk
Bumble & Bumble Brilliantine


Smoothing Cream:
TiGi S Factor Lusterizer
TiGi After Party
Matrix sleek.look Styling Creme

Mousse:
Biolage Mousse
TiGi Catwalk Fashionista Big & Bigger
TiGi Superstar Queen For a Day Thickening Spray

Serum:
TiGi Catwalk Smooth & Shine
Paul Mitchell Super Skinny
TiGi S Factor Straightening Spray

Hairspray:
Philip B. Hairspray
Phyto Actif Volumizing Hair Spray
Paul Mitchell Extra Body Hair Spray

Shine Spray:
TiGi Girl Toys
TiGi Shine in a Can
TiGi S Factor Dream Drops

 

[PrettyKitty]

Ette; We almost have the same list!! You are an hairdresser or simply hate drugstore stuff?

 

[LuvBeMac]

i luv redken

 

[ette]

Quote:

Originally Posted by PrettyKitty Ette; We almost have the same list!! You are an hairdresser or simply hate drugstore stuff?

No, I'm not a hairdresser but I really don't like drugstore stuff! Well also I'm a product whore LOL. Drugstore stuff dries my hair out, and doesn't protect my color. The only drugstore thing I use is Clairol Salon Glaze to boost up my hair color. Like that John Frieda Glaze almost ruined my hair

it got so dry! I love TiGi, everything smells so good! And a lot of other brands. LOL.

 

[hypergrl273]

Shampoo:
Matrix Sleek look
Aussie Mega

Conditioner:
Matrix Sleek look
Aussie Moist

Treatment:
Tigi oatmeal and honey
Aussie 3 minute miracle

Leave-in:
Biolage Hydrating

Smoothing Cream:
Matrix Sleek look styling cream
Matrix Curl life contouring milk
physique keep it straight lotion

Serum:
Redken heat glide

Shine Spray:
Got2b dazzling shine spray (LOVE this stuff)

I use different stuff depending on if i'm wearing my hair curly or straight

 

[ToxicAllure]

Shampoo:
Redken Rescue Me
Redken Color Extend
Paul Brown Stay Straight

Conditioner:
Redken Rescue Me
Reken Color Extend
Paul Brown Stay Straight

I'm a firm believer in professional products however I also think that if you find something cheap that does the same thing without damaging your hair, then go for it, hence all the Got2b products. I don't actually use them that much anymore because I have a different hairstyle, but I keep them because occasionally I will use them. lol.

Other Products:
Paul Mitchell Dry Wax
Got2b Playful Weightless Creme Pomade
Got2b Dazzling Shine Spray ( LOVE it! )
Got2b Chaotic Molding Putty
Got2b Shagged Out Liquid Texturizing Liquid Fiber
HealthySexyHair Soy Potion
Bed Head TIGI Rubber Rage
Redken UV Rescue Protective Oil
Aussie Hair Insurance Leave-In Conditioner

And last but not least...

I will go to my grave with Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum I think I would fail at life if I didn't have this product, its a must for me

 

[user79]

Shampoo:
Matrix Biolage Color Care
L'Oreal Professionel Vitamino Color

Conditioner:
L'Oreal Inné Leave-in (available in Europe)
L'Oreal Professionel Vitamino Color
Redken Anti-Snap leave-in

Serum:
L'Oreal Vive shine serum

Products:
Joico Ice Spiker hairglue

 

[Kandy477]

My faves

I have lots of stuff because I've tried just about everything out there, so here is a list of my faves:


Shampoo - Giovanni Triple Tea Treat. My hair hates SLS so I only use SLS-Free shampoos. This one rocks. It lathers nicely, albeit not as much as a normal shampoo, and it has mint so it gives your scalp a cool, tingly feeling. As a plus it also does such a great job of cleansing that I never need to use a clarifier.

Conditioner - L'Oreal Nature's Therapy Mega Moistrure Treatment (It's a deep treatment but I use it like normal conditioner).

Deep Treatment - Aphogee Keratin Reconstructor 1 X Week
Aphogee Protein Treatment before coloring.

Styling Products - Fakai Glossing Cream before blowdry. Beyond the Zone Turn Up the Heat before Straightening/Curling Iron. A dab of Beyond the Zone Getting Creamed after straightening. L'Oreal Vive Smooth Intense serum on occasion.

 

[thatonegirl]

I use myhoney child fragrance free stuff, because its coconut free.

Conditioner- Biolage conditioning balm

Styling-
Sebastian potion nine
Jonathan Dirt

 

[Bootyliciousx]

It sucks I have heard so many fantastic things about Loreal vive frizz serm but you cant find it anywhere

 

[Patricia]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ette that John Frieda Glaze almost ruined my hair it got so dry!

same here!!! i used a whole bottle of sheer blonde highlight activating shampoo and i almost had to shave my hair off!!! eugh it left it so dry!!!

now i use pantene and it works decently... maybe i should save up and try some salon stuff... but i'm so poor!

 

[angeldust]

Shampoo: Tigi's Control Freak or Manipulator
Conditioner: same but conditioner
Deep Conditioner/Hair Mask: this is my leave in but Garnier Fructis Fortifying Deep Conditioner
Styling Products: Tigi's Manipulator, Control Freak Spray &Hard To Get Pomade
Finishing Products: Tigi Masterpiece

 

[user79]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bootyliciousx It sucks I have heard so many fantastic things about Loreal vive frizz serm but you cant find it anywhere

You can buy it at the pharmacy, its a drugstore product.

Speaking of hair products, I need to buy a new conditioner, mine's almost done and Matrix isn't available here in Switzerland.

 

[MisaMayah]

The BEST ever hair products you've used

What are the best products you've used on your hair and what hair type to you have?

Shampoos
Conditioners
Leave-in Conditioners
Hair Treatment Masks
Mousse
Hairspray
Curling products
Heat protection Products
Serums
etc..............

 

[vica]

Re: The BEST ever hair products you've used

John Frieda brilliant brunette Satin Shine finishing creme! = 0

i rub a pea size amount to my hair after it has been washed and blow dried and it makes my hair feel really soft, calms static and frizz, not greasy at all, and when i finger comb a little on my bangs, it gives it a little seperation and brightens my color a little..
i also put it on my hair before i put it in a ponytail because when i decide to take my ponytail down, it somehow prevents my hair from getting those little dent marks that rubberbands leave.

theyre usually around $4.99 but last month i went to target and they made a mistake on the price and i bought 5 of them for $1.50 each.. i know.. im crazy lol

 

[vica]

Re: The BEST ever hair products you've used

oh yea and i have fine, thin hair ^