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Topic: herbal essences intensive blends
Posted By: turquoise_girl
Subject: herbal essences intensive blends
Date Posted: November 07 2002 at 7:57pm
has anyone tried the herbal essences intensive blends? are they very moisturizing or what? is it all hype? i like the regular herbal essences so i thought maybe this would be even better...



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Posted By: turquoise_girl
Date Posted: November 13 2002 at 2:40pm
nobody?...:)


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Posted By: Ingrid16
Date Posted: November 13 2002 at 3:13pm
Hey! No I haven`t tried them...I used to use their shampoo but I`m kinda boycotting them cuz of the overtly sexual commercials they have- I don`t care how good the stuff is, it can`t be THAT good! :) :)
Still, I have to say that the shampoo (I dont know which kind it was...the green one.) was some of the best-smelling shampoo I`ve ever had...it was a hard call to give it up.

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Posted By: Lyris
Date Posted: November 13 2002 at 3:46pm
Hi turquoise! If you want to moisturize your hair, look elsewhere for products--Herbal Essences is simply not the best line for dry hair. Why? Look at the ingredient list. The shampoos all contain sodium lauryl sulfate, a surfactant detergent that is just too harsh for dry hair and scalps. The conditioners are nothing special: mostly a mixture of alcohol-based emollients (cetearyl and cetyl esters) and detangling agents (Behentrimonium Chloride.) You`ll see aloe vera gel thrown in for effect, but according to scientists this ingredient offers absolutely no benefit to hair, which is completely different than skin.

If you really want to add moisture to your hair, I can suggest some of my favorite products:

Professional Prescription Humectin Humidier conditioner by Jherri Redding

Biotera Moisturizing Shampoo and Conditioner

Mizani Moisturefuse conditioner

Nexxus Humectress



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Posted By: wheeler
Date Posted: March 23 2003 at 3:40pm
I've tried the new kind but I didn't think it did anything special. The best part about it is how good it smells but I agree, that the stuff isn't great for dry hair.

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Posted By: princessmonica
Date Posted: March 25 2003 at 11:10am
has anyone tried the leave in conditioner? i thought it worked great. i have a stepdaughter who is 7. she has VERY thick hair. it worked awesome getting all her tangles out, that is when she will let you

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Posted By: Lyris
Date Posted: March 25 2003 at 2:50pm
Hey it if works for your stepdaughter, keep it up!

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