Which color is best for making moisturizing cream for hair?
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Technically you can use either but, the white Shea butter looks better (in my opinion) and the white Shea butter doesn't smell as strong as the yellow.
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The Pomade is a light hold cream, and it won't get hard or crusty. For me, its not a cream that will hold my hair slicked back or anything like that. I just rub it in my hair, finger comb it the way I like, and go. It will feel like there is nothing in your hair unless you put a lot in. I don't consider it a wet look either, but its very pliable.
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Cream. Be careful though, it can get greasy fast. I have oily skin but if you have normal to dry skin im sure it would be perfect!
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Neither really. The shampoo is kind of an opaque/white colored liquid. I would associate creamy with the super charged conditioner by Paul Mitchell, as that is a white cream.
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I dye my hair a dark brown and I use chocolate. It should work well for you. By the way, I love this stuff!
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I buy the generic Biolage shampoo and conditioner at Sally's that's safe for color treated hair. I use Ion deep conditioning pack once a week (also get at Salley's)..leave it on while I sleep with plastic shower cap over it to keep head warm. The color has yet to fade. I get compliments weekly since changing to henna.
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I just turned 59, and now use Clinique Moisture Surge CC Cream as my Foundation. I have always used Maybelline Cover Stick in Medium Beige over Cetaphil Daily Facial Moisturizer SPF 15. The Clinique CC Cream gives me beautiful coverage. I LOVE it!!
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I would honestly say that the shimmering bb cream is a good choice because it's for a more darker complexion more in a medium tone and it balances out oily skin and also the pore clearing bb cream is also a good choice it has a refreshing and it's also more for a medium beige skin tone.
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I use Truly Fair which is the lightest one. I think one would say it has a pink undertone. I am pale, and it gives me a little bit, just enough, of needed color. I used to use Max Factor Pancake natural no. 1 if that is a help to you.
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It might be a good choice. Color treated hair is generally dryer because of the treatment. If you are looking to combat dryness, I would try professional products for color treated hair or that is moisture rich. I always make sure it is sulfer and sulfate free. I am not a stylist, but I generally have dry hair, even more so when I color. So far I have been happy with this brand and my previous brand which was Matrix Biolage.
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Whitish. And the more white the higher spf. I mix with coconut oil and 100 percent shea butter. Add beeswax ro make it water proof for swimming
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I use the original almond mint wen. I wash my hair twice with it and use mousse before drying. I have been using wen for over a year and have thin colored shoulder length hair too. The color does last much longer too with wen.
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I think that the Goldwell Dual Senses works great on any type of hair coloring. Try it and let me know! It is definitely the very best shampoo and conditioner I've ever used.
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yes. to lift and apply color use any good 20 volume developer. to lay down color only on light hair use 10 volume developer. if there a lot of grey you may want to choose a 20 v0oume developer such as grey be gone. good luck
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The tickled pink website has a ton of different color options you can order. When I first got it I played around with mixing mostly the tan with a few drop off the lighter color and sprayed it on my hand to get the right mixture from there I knew I needed 2/3 tan 1/3 cream color.
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I've used this for years, but don't remember Buff, which sounds like it would be a lighter color. You might want to get in touch with the Neutrogena consumer question site. I think Buff 30 is a mineral powder color instead of the cream to powder Medium 30, you could try this link to neutrogena: https://www.google.com/search?q=neutrogena+consumer+questions+buff+30+medium+30+powder+foundation&oq;=neut&aqs;=chrome.1.69i57j69i59l3j0l2.5892j0j7&sourceid;=chrome&es;pv=210&es;_sm=122&ie;=UTF-8
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I haven't used the one with keratin. However, I found the Kanechom Karite Butter to be very moisturizing. My hair was noticeably softer.