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    Posted: July 05 2002 at 8:16pm
i permed my hair twice
its terribly frizzy and unmanageably dry and damaged yer

i recommend EVErYONE who has damaged hair to use Kerastase products
this is the first time i used it today, and cow me, my hair`s georgiously soft!
it feels like when its been blowdried!

get it! its unreal! :D:D:D:D:D:D :P
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where would you find these products at?
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if ur in the UK
go to any Professional hairdressers such as Regis
they r all there, along with all the other professional hair care systems (",)
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I use Kerastase myself- grast product!
a life without hair is no life at all
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how much does this product cost
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its roughly around a tenner for each product
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Cool! Thanks for the advice!!:D
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I love kerastase too. Amazing, i had the same results.. i was completly shocked. I am in america so i have to buy it on EBAY b/c it is 80+ dollars in salons... which is like 40 Uk pounds.. which to me is a lot.
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i really want to try Kerastase, but it's wayyy too over my budget. if it's 80 US dollars, it means it's RM320 and way too expensive
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Kerastase is owned by L'Oreal.  Although it may work great for some people's hair, I wouldn't pay that much money for their products.  You can buy L'Oreal products in the drug store that are just as great. 

**Hair type: 2a, which is wavy and fine.
**Color: Naturally dark brown, currently dyed reddish brown.
**Length: below shoulder length
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If you live in the States and have a Sally's nearby, I can recommend L'Oreal's Nature's Therapy Mega Moisture Nurturing Creme. It is very reasonably priced and I have had very good results using it (with and without a heat cap).

However, you should be aware that it is a silicon derivative and SOME hair reacts badly to silicon.  



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Which Kerastase range is best?

I use Loreal Serie Experte and its fab, only about �6 a bottle.
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