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Brazilian blow dry

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Muckymoo71 · 03/08/2015 23:38

Having one soon eek, can any of the lovely knowledgable ladies recommend shampoos and conditioners as the hair salon I have to use special products to make it last longer?tia

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Muckymoo71 · 03/08/2015 23:39

Said I have to use special products!

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boobyooby · 03/08/2015 23:42

The "special" shampoo no longer applies and you can use your normal stuff. I would buy a decent quality ie not Pantene etc.

A few years ago the salon would give you special shampoo & condioner to use and this was included in the price.

Dowser · 04/08/2015 00:10

I had one. I felt it did nothing for my long hair.

carrielou2007 · 04/08/2015 11:39

I used the one bought form Amazon recommended on here (which was amazing!!) and had to use salt free shampoo/conditioners. I used some Treseme but think it's changed the formula now. Not used it since had my long hair cut into shortish Bob.

littlemissboozy · 04/08/2015 13:29

Used to use the amazon one. Yes, it really does work, but I won't touch them now! I used this one because it didn't contain formaldehyde, but then found out the chemical they use instead, is basically just as bad. Nasty stuff Imo.

AgathaF · 04/08/2015 15:15

I've used the Amazon one a few times. The instructions say to use salt-free products but, although there used to be a few shampoos that were salt-free, I think they've all changed their formulas now. I got one from Amazon, this one, that was ok last time I used the brazilian blow dry.

Littlemiss out of interest, what was the chemical in the Amazon brazilian that was bad? I realise it has some iffy stuff in it because of the smell, but I'm not sure which ingredient it is.

Muckymoo71 · 04/08/2015 23:25

Thanks for all the replies, I'm having the treatment because my hair frizzes in the rain and humidity, thanks for the tip about the companies changing shampoo formulas as looked through older threads too for recommendations.

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lilyruin · 05/08/2015 19:52

The shampoo needs to be sulfate free. My Brazilian wasn't worth it though.Hmm

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