Curtain Call: Aveeno Active Naturals Nourish+Condition Leave-In Treatment
Happy Friday! Today we have another segment of Curtain Call. The product up for evaluation and review this time is Aveeno Active Naturals Nourish+Condition Leave-In Treatment. I managed to get this with my Extra Care Bucks (ECB) from CVS to get more ECB with this purchase about 2 years ago.
At 154 ml / 5.2 fl oz, this retails for $7.49 at CVS and is similarly priced at various retail and drugstores. It goes on sale from time to time (like right now!) and combined with coupons from your weekly Sunday paper or through tearpads in the store, this can essentially comes close to being free. The whole bottle lasted me for almost a year. With my long hair, that’s great. I did use it only when I feel I needed a little conditioning boost. The front text reads “WITH NOURISHING WHEAT COMPLEX” and “deeply replenishes dry, damaged hair”. The back of the bottle reads the following:
“NOURISH+CONDITION LEAVE-IN TREATMENT does much more than nourish and condition – it quenches the thirstiest hair with a fusion of deep conditioners and moisturizers, recharging it with with healthy new life. Hair is instantly revitalized and scientific studies show that just three uses helps repair dry damaged hair.
This exclusive ACTIVE NATURALS formula, infused with Nourishing Wheat Complex, is designed to feed your hair – replenishing moisture as it zeroes in on the weakest part of hair – fortifying the hair shaft with protein where it needs it most.
Developed with a team of experts, including a leading dermatologist and stylist, our ACTIVE NATURALS formula harnesses the power of nature combined with advanced scientific methods, and is shown to give you the beautifully strong, healthy looking hair you desire and deserve.
And because it’s from AVEENO you can trust that it’s gentle on color-treated hair.
DIRECTIONS: Spray all over hair or on concentrated areas as desired. Comb through to distribute evenly. Do not rinse. For best results, use the AVEENO NOURISH+ Shampoo and Conditioner designed to suit your hair texture.”
Aveeno Active Naturals Nourish+Condition Leave-In Treatment
Verdict? I like it a lot. It helps with tangles, so I use it on days that I use shampoo but not conditioner or when I just feel like my hair needed a little extra loving. The scent is that of a typical clean shampoo. I love it. It’s fragrant and nice. I find that my roots don’t need much of it, so I typically just spray for the application from the middle to the tip of my hair strands. I then just follow through with a comb for even distribution. Everyone asks me what I use on my hair cause it looks and smells great. I’m definitely buying this product again now that I’ve just run out of it.
This product can easily be purchased in various retail and drugstores such as Walmart, Target, ULTA, CVS, and Walgreens. It is also available online at various websites that carry beauty and personal care products.
INOVA Professional Silk Keratin The Miracle Mask
Hey guys! It’s Friday again! I hope the week is going well for all of you. Brr! The weather got really cold fast and I’m sporting my furry Russian style hat already. I worried about making my hair flat but comfort won of course. Anyone who knows me well knows that I enjoy staying really warm. Today’s post is a detailed review on something I’ve been trying for months now. Here’s INOVA Professional Silk Keratin The Miracle Mask.
The mask comes in a tetra pak-like packaging with a white plastic twist open cap. The back of the packaging states the following:
“Formulated with avocado oil, keratin protein, silk protein and white carnation oil to provide intensive nourishment and hydration. The Miracle Mask repairs split-ends and other symptoms of dry, weak, and damaged hair, while simultaneously detangling and improving manageability. Hair will be healthier, luxuriously smooth, and with brilliant shine.
To Use:
Use as a weekly treatment. cleanse hair with Silk Keratin Smooth Protection Shampoo. Rinse thoroughly, then towel dry hair to remove excess water. Using fingers, apply The Miracle Mask evenly to hair, comb hair to ensure even distribution. Let the mask sit for 20-30 minutes. To boost penetration, apply moderate heat. Rinse hair with lukewarm water. Follow up with Sheer Magic to seal and style your hair. Caution: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.”
INOVA Professional Silk Keratin The Miracle Mask
What I love about this product? I initially thought it would be a hassle, but it turned out not that bad after all. I followed the instructions and just put my hair up after application and went on to do some house chores for the time recommended. Just start out with a little bit as a little goes a long way with this product. It rinses out pretty well and it left my hair smelling great and feeling super soft. No tangles at all. The scent reminds me a little bit of bananas. The effects of this product lasts for a few days through a few washes. Hair is smoother and more manageable. I love using it as a deep conditioning weekly treatment for my hair.
What I don’t love about this product? If I had to be super picky, the price. But even when the product retails at $48 for 17.6 fl oz / 500 ml, I feel like the quality and the results I get justifies the price tag. This easily lasts me for at least 6 months with the amount I use each time.
INOVA Professional products are available on their website and at various salons. I’ll have the review of one last product from this brand that I’ve tried up in a few days.
*Some products in this review may have been provided by the PR company or manufacturer for an honest opinion.*
INOVA Professional Silk Keratin Smooth Protection Sulfate Free Shampoo & Smooth Hydration Conditioner
Hey guys! I know I have been MIA for a while now, but that’s just cause I’ve been obsessively playing this MMO game called Guild Wars 2. If you’re into playing MMOs, you got to check it out at least. It’s pretty cool and I enjoyed every minute of it so far. Today’s post is on a set I’ve been trying for the past few weeks now. Here’s INOVA Professional Silk Keratin Smooth Protection Sulfate Free Shampoo & Smooth Hydration Conditioner.
The shampoo comes in a nicely shaped cylindrical twist open container while the conditioner comes in a typical squeeze tube bottle. The back of the shampoo container states the following:
“Silk Keratin Smooth Protection Shampoo
gently cleanses hair of everyday build-up without stripping away treatment, infusing hair with strengthening keratin, nourishing coconut oil, and vitamin-c. Hair rinses feeling smoother and conditioned for increased manageability and shine. Silk Keratin Smooth Protection Shampoo is formulated for all hair types but is ideal for chemically treated or thermo-reconditioned hair.
To Use:
Wet hair and apply Silk Keratin Smooth Protection Shampoo. Massage gently. Rinse thoroughly. Repeat as necessary. For optimal results, follow with Silk Keratin Smooth Hydration Conditioner. Caution: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.”
The back of the conditioner tube states the following:
“Silk Keratin Smooth Hydration Conditioner
nourishes and moisturizes hair without disturbing any treatment. Hair is infused with strengthening keratin and silk proteins which instantly smooths frizz, detangles, and increases shine. Smooth Hydration Conditioner is formulated for all hair types but is ideal for chemically treated of thermo-reconditioned hair.
To Use:
After washing hair with Silk Keratin Smooth Protection Shampoo, wet hair and evenly apply Silk Keratin Smooth Hydration Conditioner from roots to ends. Massage gently or comb through. Leave on for one minute. Rinse thoroughly. Caution: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.”
INOVA Professional Silk Keratin Smooth Protection Sulfate Free Shampoo & Smooth Hydration Conditioner
What I love about these products? After following instructions carefully, it does leave my hair softer and smoother. Tangles are almost non-existent in my long hair (almost to my waist now). I find that the shampoo does not produce as much suds as most other shampoos in the market. But do note that suds or bubbles does not indicate how well a shampoo cleans and does its job. I know this for a fact due to my background in soapmaking. There is an ingredient in many products that is responsible for suds or bubbles. If you put more of it in the correct proportion of the other ingredients, there is an increase in suds or bubbles. The conditioner is very moisturizing. I actually really like it. The smell is very nice and reminiscent of this other brand of shampoo that is very popular in Asian countries called Sunsilk. My hair did lose some volume and my co-worker friends noticed it. They also noted that my hair looks shinier and silkier.
Also, I had one of my co-worker friends try it out just for kicks. My hair is long and straight while hers is naturally wavy and thin. She didn’t feel much of a benefit when trying the products out. She found this very average compared to all the other brands out there. So take note of that too. User experience will vary based on different hair types and such.
What I don’t love about these products? The price pretty much. The 11 fl oz bottle of shampoo sells for $24 while the 7 fl oz conditioner goes for $26. It’s a pretty penny for shampoo and conditioner really. It’s just up to the user and their experience with the products to justify the cost. Another con is I find that the difference in volume between the shampoo and conditioner is a mismatch. I would have to go out and buy another bottle of conditioner before the first bottle of shampoo is used up.
INOVA Professional products are available on their website and at various salons. I have actually tried some of their other products with a much more favorable result compared to these. Stay tuned for that blog post in the future!
*Some products in this review may have been provided by the PR company or manufacturer for an honest opinion.*
Clear Scalp & Hair Beauty Therapy Total Care Nourishing Shampoo & Daily Conditioner
Hey guys! Today’s post is my take on one of the items I received in my Influenster Summer VoxBox 2012. Eager to try out new things, I took this for a test drive for a whole week. Here’s Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Total Care Nourishing Shampoo & Daily Conditioner.
Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Total Care Nourishing Shampoo & Daily Conditioner
The Influenster insert states: “Did you know 99% of hair’s natural strength comes form the scalp? Introducing CLEAR SCALP & HAIR BEAUTY THERAPY, a new line of shampoos and conditioners that nourish the scalp, and create the right foundation for strong, beautiful hair from root to tip. Wash your way to stronger hair in just 7 days!”
Verdict? The product comes in standard plastic bottle containers I’ve commonly seen from other brands. Being that this is the travel size, the caps are twist off. Formula for the shampoo was good. It cleanses well and suds up pretty good. I didn’t have any problems with it. It is comparable to most decent shampoos out there in the market today. The conditioner is a slightly different story. I find that I had to use more conditioner than usual to actually coat my hair well with it. Compared to conditioners from other brands, it falls a bit short. The scent of the product is a nice, clean, neutral smell. Not too strong at all. Overall, I’d say that I’ll consider purchasing the shampoo in stores at a future date. Definitely a no-go for me with the conditioner though. I’d have to buy 2 bottles of conditioner for every bottle of shampoo I get.
This retails for $4.99-$5.99 for 12.7 oz and 12.9 oz bottles. It should be available at mass retailers, select drugstores and supermarkets nationwide.
*Products featured here are complimentary to test through Influenster’s VoxBox program.*
Influenster Summer VoxBox 2012
I was excited to have been selected to receive Influenster’s Summer VoxBox 2012. I haven’t been keeping up with others on what is in this round, so I was pleasantly surprised with the contents. This is a beauty themed VoxBox and that’s right up my alley! Here’s the contents of my Influenster Summer VoxBox 2012.
Influenster Summer VoxBox 2012
I think this is the VoxBox that is most in tune with me and what I do in this blog. Previous VoxBoxes were so-so or almost completely missed the mark. I have already tried the shampoo and conditioner as well as the nail and cuticles hand creme. I will end this entry by saying I LOVE this round of Influenster VoxBox!
*Products featured here are complimentary to test through Influenster’s VoxBox program.*
Curtain Call: Bath & Body Works Pleasures Volumizing Shampoo & Conditioner
Hey, hey! Curtain Call blog post again here! The product up for evaluation and review today is the Bath & Body Works Pleasures Volumizing Shampoo & Conditioner. I got this a while back during one of their semi-annual sale for $3 each. I figured I’d give it a shot, since I’d never really shell out $7 a pop for them.
At 12 fl oz / 355 ml, $3 isn’t too bad for the amount you’re getting. I’m not sure if this line is still currently in production with Bath & Body Works, but I see some bottles of these in the last semi-annual sale. Not sure if they were leftovers or what. The scent up for review is Warm Vanilla Sugar. I know for sure it also comes in Mango Mandarin, but I can’t remember the rest. It comes in a typical flip top plastic bottle. The front text reads “for fine or normal hair”. The back of the container reads the following:
“Experience the seductive fragrance of vanilla steeped in delicious spices.
For Daily Beauty (Shampoo): To add luxurious body and volume to fine or normal hair, massage this gently cleansing shampoo into wet hair. While you lather, weightless moisturizers restore hair’s healthy balance. Rinse thoroughly to reveal hair that is full, radiant and manageable. Follow with warm vanilla sugar volumizing conditioner for ultimate shine and fullness.
For Daily Beauty (Conditioner): Indulge your fine or normal hair with this luxurious, light conditioner that adds body, shine and fullness. After shampooing, squeeze excess water from hair and massage in conditioner, starting at the ends and working up towards the scalp. Formulated to detangle, defrizz and help protect from the elements, this conditioner rinses cleanly away to ensure hair is not weighed down. For maximum body and volume, first wash hair with warm vanilla sugar volumizing shampoo.”
Bath & Body Works Pleasures Volumizing Shampoo & Conditioner
Verdict? I like it, but I’ll pass. It smells great if you like the smell of baked goods. I know some people that absolutely hates bath and body products smelling like food items. It does an okay job as a shampoo, although I don’t feel that it cleans very well after a while of consistent use. I needed to use a clarifying shampoo to remove the build up after a while. Conditioner works as expected, but not as well compared to many others I’ve tried. I feel that it does weigh my hair down a bit when using it. This is based completely on my experience with various shampoos and conditioners I’ve used over the years. I do prefer the scent Mango Mandarin better, so I’ll stick to that one instead if I spot these on sale again this year for $3.
This product can easily be purchased at Bath & Body Works stores and online where available.
Curtain Call: Aveeno Active Naturals Nourish+Volumize Shampoo & Conditioner
Here’s another segment of Curtain Call. The product up for evaluation and review this time is Aveeno Active Naturals Nourish+Volumize Shampoo & Conditioner. I managed to get these with my Extra Care Bucks (ECB) from CVS to get more ECB with this purchase.
At 311 ml / 10.5 fl oz, this retails for $7.49 at CVS and is similarly priced at various retail and drugstores. It goes on sale from time to time (like right now!) and combined with coupons from your weekly Sunday paper or through tearpads in the store, this can essentially comes close to being free. The whole bottle lasted me for almost 2 months. With my long hair, that’s only okay. The front text reads “WITH NOURISHING WHEAT COMPLEX AND BLUE LOTUS FLOWER” and “strengthens and adds body to fine or limp hair”. The back of the bottle reads the following:
“NOURISH+VOLUMIZE SHAMPOO/CONDTIONER does much more than nourish and cleanse/condition – it creates abundance/adds body with a fusion of light weight conditioners, giving hair lush, rich life. Scientific studies show that three washes helps repair damage, providing the three key elements that give hair life – strength, softness and shine.
This exclusive ACTIVE NATURALS formula, infused with Nourishing Wheat Complex and Anti-Oxidant Blue Lotus Flower, is designed to feed your hair by replenishing moisture to protect fine, fragile hair. It zeroes in on the weakest part of hair – fortifying the hair shaft with protein where it needs it most.
Developed with a team of experts, including a leading dermatologist and stylist, our ACTIVE NATURALS formula harnesses the power of nature combined with advanced scientific methods, and is shown to give you the beautifully strong, healthy looking hair you desire and deserve.
And because it’s from AVEENO you can trust that it’s gentle on color-treated hair.
DIRECTIONS (shampoo): Apply to wet hair and lather with a gentle massaging motion. Rinse thoroughly and repeat if needed. Follow with AVEENO NOURISH+VOLUMIZE Conditioner.
DIRECTIONS (conditioner): After using AVEENO NOURISHING+VOLUMIZE Shampoo, massage into wet hair and work evenly through to ends. Rinse thoroughly.”
Aveeno Active Naturals Nourish+Volumize Shampoo & Conditioner
Verdict? I like it, but it’s a bit pricey for what you’re getting. I could get the same result from many other different brands. Formula is nice and creamy with the usual consistency of shampoo and conditioner. It cleans hair pretty well. My hair is left soft and smooth after using both shampoo and conditioner. The scent is that of a typical clean shampoo. I avoid applying conditioner to my scalp area to properly balance moisture in my hair. I find that my roots don’t need much of it, so I start application from the tips working my way up to the scalp.
This product can easily be purchased in various retail and drugstores such as Walmart, Target, ULTA, CVS, and Walgreens. It is also available online at various websites that carry beauty and personal care products.
Curtain Call: Aussie 3 Minute Miracle
Today we have another segment of Curtain Call. The product up for evaluation and review is the Aussie 3 Minute Miracle. I managed to get these with my Extra Care Bucks (ECB) from CVS to get more ECB with this purchase.
At 236 ml / 8 fl oz, this retails for $4.29 at CVS and is similarly priced at various retail and drugstores. It goes on sale from time to time and combined with coupons from your weekly Sunday paper or through tearpads in the store, this can essentially comes close to being free. The whole squeeze tube bottle lasted me for almost 4 months. I don’t use this everyday, maybe about once a week. With my long hair, that’s pretty good. The front text reads “deeeeep conditioner” and “Deeep conditioning for damaged do’s”. The back of the tube reads the following:
“Super deep conditioning for a seriously simple fix to dry, damaged hair. It’s your own little miracle. DIRECTIONS: Work into clean, wet hair. Use the next 2 minutes and 45 seconds to think deep thoughts about your day. Rinse with warm water, then cool water, then go!”
Aussie 3 Minute Miracle
Verdict? I love it. This does the trick in providing the deep conditioning my hair needs about every week. My hair feels so soft and so smooth after using this product. No tangles at all, which I love. The scent is coconut in nature. Take note of that in case you are not a coconut scent fan. A little goes a long way, so this can easily last you past 4 months if you have hair shorter than mine (mine is up to the middle of my back). I find that my roots don’t need much of it, so I start application from the tips working my way up to the scalp.
This product can easily be purchased in various retail and drugstores such as Walmart, Target, ULTA, CVS, and Walgreens. It is also available online at various websites that carry beauty and personal care products.
Curtain Call: John Frieda Luxurious Volume Full Splendor Shampoo & Conditioner
Here’s another segment of Curtain Call, where I provide an honest review at the end of the life of a product I’ve been using. Today we have shampoo and conditioner from John Frieda. This is their Luxurious Volume Full Splendor Shampoo & Conditioner. I managed to get these with my Extra Care Bucks (ECB) from CVS to get more ECB with this purchase.
At 8.45 fl oz / 250 ml (bonus size of 30% more is 11 fl oz / 325 ml), this retails for $6.99 at CVS and is similarly priced at various retail and drugstores. It goes on sale from time to time and combined with coupons from your weekly Sunday paper or through tearpads in the store, this can essentially comes close to being free. The whole tube lasted me for almost 3 months. With my long hair, that’s pretty good. The front text reads “builds fullness at the roots; strengthens and conditions where needed for silky, full-bodied hair” and “boosts volume in all 3 dimensions“. The back of the tube reads the following:
“Instantly boosts volume in all 3 dimensions: fullness, thickness & lift
Luxurious Volume line builds fullness at the roots. thickens individual strands and increased lift for noticeably thicker, full-bodied hair with up to:
110% MORE FULLNESS*
50% MORE THICKNESS*
90% MORE LIFT*
(Shampoo) Luxurious Volume Full SplendorTM Shampoo strengthens hair from the inside out, plumps up hair and fills in damaged areas for healthy volume that starts at the roots. (Conditioner) Luxurious Volume Full SplendorTM Conditioner targets damaged areas, providing weightless conditioning only where needed for full-bodied style with a soft, silky feel.”
John Frieda Luxurious Volume Full Splendor Shampoo & Conditioner
Verdict? I like it. While I’m not going to rush out and claim that this is my holy grail shampoo and conditioner, it does what it claims to do. It cleanses my hair well and I do feel like I get more volume after using this. The scent is pleasant and refreshing; a typical shampoo scent really. Conditioner works really well. I apply it to my ends first then even it out throughout my hair. I avoid getting conditioner on my scalp just as a preference. My scalp doesn’t need much conditioning really. If I am out and it’s on for a good price, I’ll grab it. Other than that, I’ll still keep my eyes peeled for something new to try that would wow me.
This product can easily be purchased in various retail and drugstores such as Walmart, Target, ULTA, CVS, and Walgreens. It is also available online at various websites that carry beauty and personal care products.
Curtain Call: Aussie Aussome Volume Shampoo & Conditioner
I haven’t done a Curtain Call entry in a while, so I dug deep and decided to see what products have reached the end of its life recently and this is where Aussie steps in. I have had the pleasure of using their Aussome Volume Shampoo & Conditioner for the past few months now. I managed to get these with my Extra Care Bucks (ECB) from CVS to get more ECB with this purchase. I’m sure glad I did!
At 13.5 fl oz / 400 ml, this retails for $3.99 at CVS and is similarly priced at various retail and drugstores. It goes on sale from time to time and combined with coupons from your weekly Sunday paper or through tearpads in the store, this can essentially comes close to being free. The whole bottles lasted me for a little over 2 months and with my past shoulder length hair, that’s pretty good. The front text reads “boosts hair that’s fallen flat” and “lightweight conditioning to fight droopy do’s”. The back of the bottles states the following:
Shampoo: “Oomph up your do in a flash! Accented with White Ginger this shampoo gets you ready for great volume.”
Conditioner: “Aussome Volume Conditioner with Wild Cherry Bark, leaves your hair with volume.”
Aussie Aussome Volume Shampoo & Conditioner
Verdict? Awesome shampoo and conditioner in sturdy, purple bottles? Almost a definite WIN for me! It is reasonably priced, very accessible (available just about everywhere shampoo and conditioner is sold) and smells great. It’s hard to describe the scent, but I would say it’s citrus-y more than anything else. Shampoo leaves hair squeaky clean and conditioner provides just the right amount of softness to keep hair free of tangles. I can’t vouch for the volume claim though. I was hoping it’d give me more volume than what I got, but a good buy for the price and quality overall. I was sad the day I found these bottles empty. Good thing I have another of each stocked up. 
This product can easily be purchased in various retail and drugstores such as Walmart, Target, ULTA, CVS, and Walgreens. It is also available online at various websites that carry beauty and personal care products.
Free Your Mane Hair Care Line
I’ve never heard of this brand before. Since I’m always in the market for finding several suitable hair care products, I read up on more information about them from this brand. Free Your Mane is a natural hair care line with a secret hydrating ingredient, Baobab Oil. Interesting! I’ve never heard of this ingredient before. See press information below for the most commonly used products out of their line, the shampoo and conditioner.
Free Your Mane Conditioner
Free Your Mane Conditioner
And here’s a picture of the entire hair care line.
Free Your Mane Hair Care Line
At a higher price point though, I’d love to hear testimonials first I suppose. If I come across a sample, I’ll be sure to post a follow-up on this line. Aside from the shampoo and conditioner, what really caught my eye is the hair masque. My hair is very long and straight, up to my waist really. I’ve been trying to look for a hair masque that works well and won’t weigh it down much.
You can score any of the shown products directly on their webpage or if you live in the wonderful state of New York, you can stop by at any Ricky’s NYC store locations (see here) and pick this up (or on Ricky’s NYC website). Free Your Mane products retails from $14.95 – $24.95 each before tax.
Curtain Call: John Frieda Collection Root Awakening Shampoo & Conditioner
So here we are again with another segment of Curtain Call, where I provide an honest review at the end of the life of a product I’ve been using. Today we have shampoo and conditioner from John Frieda’s Root Awakening line. I got the formula for normal hair. I managed to get these with my Extra Care Bucks (ECB) from CVS to get more ECB with this purchase.
At 8.45 fl oz / 250 ml, this retails for $6.99 at CVS and is similarly priced at various retail and drugstores. It goes on sale from time to time and combined with coupons from your weekly Sunday paper or through tearpads in the store, this can essentially comes close to being free. The whole tube lasted me for a little over 2 months and with my long hair, that’s pretty good. The front text reads “improves hair health, with natural eucalyptus” and “invigorating & feeds the roots for bouncy, shiny, radiant hair”. The back of the tube reads the following:
“A small change can make a big difference to the healthy look of your hair. The Root AwakeningTM line with natural Eucalyptus hydrates your scalp, nourishes from roots to ends and stimulates your senses, for hair that’s noticeably more radiant and resilient with every use.
Experience the beauty of Eucalyptus:
SEE your hair’s pure radiance
BREATHE the invigorating essence
FEEL the energy feeding your roots
(Shampoo) Root AwakeningTM Health InfusingTM Shampoo cleanses with a fresh tingle from roots to ends for pure shine and bounce. (Conditioner) Root AwakeningTM Health InfusingTM Conditioner nurtures hair from roots to ends for great manageability and shine.”
John Frieda Collection Root Awakening Shampoo & Conditioner
Verdict? Not bad. It cleanses my hair well and doesn’t dry it out at all. I can use this everyday or every other day instead. The Eucalyptus scent isn’t too strong, but readers may want to open it just to sniff it and make sure. The scent stays on my hair for a good while and it’s quite refreshing. Conditioner does the job well. I apply it to my ends first then even it out throughout my hair. I avoid getting conditioner on my scalp just as a preference. My scalp doesn’t need much conditioning really. However, there is nothing really about the shampoo or conditioner that sets it apart from all other brands. If I am out and it’s on for a good price, I’ll grab it. Other than that, I’d rather try some other brands in hopes of finding one that I really like.
This product can easily be purchased in various retail and drugstores such as Walmart, Target, ULTA, CVS, and Walgreens. It is also available online at various websites that carry beauty and personal care products.
