Anyone Ever Tried Louise Marie Longhairs Products?

I've been using them for a few months and am happy with them. I have waist length, fine, medium thick hair and it always looks clean and fluffy instead of flat and dull (what it used to look like). They smell good and range from minty to citrus scents. For the money, it's probably a yrs worth of products, maybe more. My supply isn't even close to dwindling, except that I needed to reorder the detangler spray which runs out very quickly when used every time I comb out my hair. The products took almost a month to create good results. At first it didn't seem to be cleaning my hair and I had terrible static, but it all went away. She provides good customer service if you have any problems, but she takes a while to reply to your requests. The stuff isn't as magical as the web site purports; it's not going to perform miracles, but from my experiences, it's good.> I was just wondering if anyone who has tried them> could give me some information. What results did you> have, positive and negative? Do they have a nice> scent? Were they worth the money? Any other> information you could give me would be appreciated.> Thank you!> Lisa :-)

How long were you using them until the negative response set in? So far I haven't noticed anything unusual (I switched to LML after using Aveda which made my hair very limp and dull).-Andrea> Hi Lisa,> I used LML products for a while, and I didn't like> them. At first I did. They were definitely better than> store brands (non-salon brands). But then they began> to dry up my hair and cause abnormal hairloss. If you> are willing to take this risk, I guess you can try> them out, but I learned the hard way.> I now use products that are much better (Aubrey> Organics, Aveda, etc.). I personally would not suggest> LML, but there are people out there who swear by her> products. I would say, why go through the hassle when> you have much better quality haircare lines right> under you fingertips?> The other thing is, that LML does not provide a list> of ingredients...kinda makes you wonder, hm? Hope this> helps,> PD

ive been using louise marie longhair products for two years now and i won't touch another product as long as she continues her business.my hair is 35" from the crown, medium fine hair, and her products have made my hair strong and very healthy looking without the build up of most store bought shampoo's.her products (shampoo's) aren't as sweet smelling as store bought, but i attribute that to the high quality herbs she uses to promote good hair growth. her conditioners are nice smelling and do a wonderful job in detangeling and make your hair shine without the coating feeling or "slick" feel.if you like to e-mail me privately to ask anymore questions, i'd be happy to help.val

Oh Dear!That's a product I WILL NEVER EVER GO NEAR AGAIN! I can't emphasize that enough. Not only are her products HIGHLY overrated and over-priced, but they are very drying and are not at all what she claims them to be, and that's is a miracle product, and better than ANY OTHER product made. This is simply not true. She DOES NOT list her product ingredients. In Canada, where she sells her products from, you do not have to list your ingredients.Well, I would think she would want to list them, since no chemist would know the exact way she mixes the ingredients, but she says she doesn't want other companies to know her "secret", but I think it's because these "products" have some ingredints she doesn't want known. That's just what I think. I thought some of the shampoos smelled likeBaby shampoo, or some familiar shampoo. My opinion is that she doesn't want people to know that their may be "inferior" ingredients.I don't want people here to think I have a grudge against her because of the terrible service I got, and that I wrote about some months back here on this page. However, I did get terrible service because I wouldn't buy everything she told me at first. She and her employees are notorious forbecoming very rude and arrogant if you don't do exactly what they say (they say they have a certain "prescription" that you are to follow, that it isn't because they want to sell you lots of products-then why don't they only sell to people who's hair they can actually examine, and be on the safe side? How can make an individual prescription when they can't even really tell what's going on with your hair, in an individual everybody is different). Please don't bother with these products. They just aren't worth it and if you would have seen the nasty letters I got when I only wrote politely that I was having dryness problems, you would turn and run away VERY FAST. The people I've shown the letters to have decided not to buy her products. I no longer have the letters, but I might know someone who still has them on file. Also, I'm not the only person who has written here before about the horrible service they got.Some of these people were harrassed by LML herself on their private e-mails. Is this someone who sounds like they have exempletory business practices?That's all I can say. Even if this person was on the up and up, and wasn't arrogant, I still would have to say not to buy these products. They are too drying and made my scalp itch and become sensitive for awhile. I hope you or anybody else takes this advice. Spend your money elsewhere, it just isn't worth it.Holly

she says she doesn't want other> companies to know her "secret",I spoke with her on the phone last year and she said Aveda was not a good line(!). She said Aveda, et al, "had herbs listed, but they were inert (for aromatherapy only), and didn't 'do' anything". About her line, she said, "the herbs are NOT inert and they all work together", also meaning that in the U.S. she would have to market her line as a pharmaceutical instead of a cosmetic (?). I also found her shampoos to be drying. I don't even think she provides an ingredient listing upon request.