Aveda's Compositions: OK, I'm convinced!

> Ok, ok, after all the talk here about Aveda's> Beautifying Oil, I finally broke down and decided to> try some. The problem was, when I went to the salon> near the lab, they didn't have it! I read the bottles> of stuff they did have, and the Energizing one said it> was also good for hair, so I got some of that,> figuring it was worth a try.> I've been using it for a couple of weeks now, and WOW!> I'm impressed. Everyone who said it is totally> different from plain jojoba oil, you were absolutely> right! It goes a lot farther, and feels (and smells) a> lot nicer. I'm planning on ordering some of the> Beautifying Oil from WW Beauty Store soon, to see if> that works as well for me.> I'm really very impressed - I think the cost per use> may actually be lower than the plain jojoba I've been> using, because it goes so much farther, and it's> definitely more effective. I wonder what makes the> difference.> I just thought I'd add my opinion, since I finally got> around to trying the stuff, and since I have a little> time. I'm currently sitting at my desk with my foot up> on my scanner, trying to bring down the swelling in my> knee. (I had a little accident over the weekend -> nothing major, but it does hurt, and I'm not walking> too well. I went out running on a trail in the woods,> and fell. Typical.)> Laura Jane> lswanson@sunflower.bio.indiana.eduThe Beautifying oil is great Laura.. You would notbe dissatisfied with it at all. I am still on the same bottleand it seems to last forever. I try alternating it with the Curessence to do some deep conditioning time.. I don't know how they make it but I have also tried the Jojoba oil and it is much thicker and does not spread as far or evenly. Even tho the Aveda oil is the more expensive, I believe it is more cost effective by it's spreading consistancy. I guess it's one of Aveda's secrets.. Cher~