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Post By SaraNoH
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04-27-2012, 08:54 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 691
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Got some highlights. Cones used..
I had my hair high lighted today (and slightly trimmed and the back touched up from when I had cut it a few weeks ago). My stylist used cones in the products she used. I'm not sure about the shampoo or conditioner. She did use Biolage Conditioning Balm for my DT..it was heavenly.
My question is, should I loo poo before I do my PT tomorrow? or sulfate poo? Will BaSo remove silicones with an AVC rinse?
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CG as of Feb. 2012 combination hair.
2c on top - low elasticity
3a&b scattered underneath - normal elasticity.
fine texture. thin density. A lot of it.
porosity: normal to high.
loves protein and moisture.
BSACV as needed.
products may vary. i'm a PJ.
loving Curl Junkie, Curly Kinks, and AS I Am.
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04-27-2012, 09:03 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 409
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LCLF says a baking soda cleanse is preferred over a sulfate shampoo to remove silicone buildup, but I've never found anything definitive that says baking soda clarification will remove cones. I think I'd choose the safe /proven route and use a low poo with Cocamidopropyl Betaine, since that ingredient is known to remove silicones.
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CG since 11/2011
2c /3a F /Mii, low porosity
Spring Products /Routine:
Clarifying: ACV rinses
Low Poo: Renpure Argan Oil
Co-washes: VO5 Kiwi Lime, Suave Naturals Tropical Coconut
RO: VO5 KLS or Shea Cashmere, Renpure Brazilian Keratin or Argan, Cure Care, SNTC
LI (if needed): Renpure Argan, GFBB, RBKSC
Stylers: AIF, HESMU, got2b playful pomade
PT: IAGirl's (every 2 weeks or as needed)
Trying: BTZ Noodle Head mousse
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04-27-2012, 11:25 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 660
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I recommend low-pooing as well! You just need one that contains coca. betaine. It'll be more gentle than a sulfate poo but you'll know you got everything out  Like Corrina said, I've never actually heard that baking soda removes 'cones. The common thought around this forum is that it doesn't.
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whurly girly (2C/3A).
thick; medium/coarse; low porosity.
hair that is drier than the sahara desert.
LOW-POO: Renpure Organics
CO: L'Oreal EverCreme Cleansing Conditioner
RO: Renpure Keratin Conditioner. New HG!
LI: L'Oreal EverSleek Humidity-Defying LI Creme
Styling: SM Curl Milk, Argan Oil for sealing, sometimes GFPC Gel, some honey for hold, TIGI Control Freak Serum!!
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04-28-2012, 10:03 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 814
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Well, depending on which low-poo you use, it can actually be more drying than a sulfate. Some report a more stripped feeling when using a low-poo as compared to a sulfate wash, it just depends on what product you're using and how your hair reacts. Sulfates aren't the devil, they just need to be dealt with carefully.
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CG Birthday: 7/25/11 Type 3a/2c Dense, Fine in front Coarse in back, Low porosity Low-Poo: SM Moisture Retention Shampoo Rinse Out: Tresemme Naturals
Leave In: Suave Naturals Stylers: AIF, Suave Captivating Curls Mousse
*Desert Curly*
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04-28-2012, 01:41 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 691
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I bought GF Pure Clean 2n1 a while back. I think I'm going to try it out.
My stylist told me my hair looked very healthy (especially considering all the color and stripping I had done to it since August 2011-jan 2011). I told her what I has been doing and she was very interested in CG, products, ect... She even asked me about the curly kinks line I had brought with me do I sent her a bunch of info on everything. :]
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CG as of Feb. 2012 combination hair.
2c on top - low elasticity
3a&b scattered underneath - normal elasticity.
fine texture. thin density. A lot of it.
porosity: normal to high.
loves protein and moisture.
BSACV as needed.
products may vary. i'm a PJ.
loving Curl Junkie, Curly Kinks, and AS I Am.
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04-29-2012, 12:26 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 595
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Isn't it good to wait at least 2-3 days before using any cleanser after you get your hair colored?
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Formerly Urbancurl.
Medium-high density, fine-medium, low-normal porosity, 3b/c, permanent color.
CG, no heat, combs, brushes, parabens.
Fall/Winter HG=Alba Botanica Soft Hold Style Cream.
Spring/Summer HG=MGA Sculpting Gel
Current fave LI=Madre Labs Made by Nature for Baby Conditioner.
Limit oils, butters, glycerin.
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04-29-2012, 12:46 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 691
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I'm not sure...this wasn't color though, it was bleach. I had to wash it. The products I used made my hair feel icky (I tried out some products my stylist had). There would have been no day 2 or day 3 hair with it.
Also, I'd like to add that I did not like the GF 2n1. It certainly got rid of cones I'm sure, and all the natural oils and moisture in my hair as well.
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CG as of Feb. 2012 combination hair.
2c on top - low elasticity
3a&b scattered underneath - normal elasticity.
fine texture. thin density. A lot of it.
porosity: normal to high.
loves protein and moisture.
BSACV as needed.
products may vary. i'm a PJ.
loving Curl Junkie, Curly Kinks, and AS I Am.
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04-29-2012, 07:39 PM
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#8
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 595
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Aww
And I forgot highlights are just bleach. Cool that you taught your stylist some things too!
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Formerly Urbancurl.
Medium-high density, fine-medium, low-normal porosity, 3b/c, permanent color.
CG, no heat, combs, brushes, parabens.
Fall/Winter HG=Alba Botanica Soft Hold Style Cream.
Spring/Summer HG=MGA Sculpting Gel
Current fave LI=Madre Labs Made by Nature for Baby Conditioner.
Limit oils, butters, glycerin.
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