Went to the salon for my twice yearly highlights. Asked my stylist, "What was that shampoo you used?". Lathers great, smells great, sulfate free, very little if any nasty "cones", good price, did I mention it was great!

I do subscribe to the Deva Curl method for curly days. Check out their website and see videos on YouTube. But this is my conditioner for life, curly or straight. Don't see any "cones" hiding and I think it's Vegan. Yum, what a smell!

This is a very harsh cleanser recommended for sometime use for the greasies, product build-up and washing color dye out of my hair. See Preference below - Loreal doesn't recommend you shampoo after rinsing but I always do, otherwise their product is hard to remove.

Your choice for the "leave-in" conditioner.

This is the only - everytime I shampoo - product I put on my roots. Just a dab rubbed between your palms and scrunched into the roots. Helps to thicken, get shiny and not greasy. (even after a couple of days)

Skip the high priced shampoos and conditioners that don't really work but try this gem if you must pursue this unfortunately well marketed product line.

I like it because no overpowering hairspray smell or hairspray helmet, just soft, finger touchable hair. The hold, eeehh, not so sure.

Kerastase is Loreal high-end. Holy cripes, what a price! Borrow from your rich friends.

I like to fool Loreal and buy another plastic bottle from a beauty supply store and only use half the product, saving the rest for next month. Ha! Leave on for 30 mins. max. About 15 mins. into it, q-tip dab your eyebrows, taking care to avoid the skin and soon they're good as new. ps. works on your body hair too.

Product highly recommended by the so-called experts who care about Ions. Doesn't come cheap, therefore...

We're talking 3rd degree hot. Lord...then what is it doing to our hair?

Okay, not this comb per se, but you get the idea. The only thing I use on wet hair is a rake comb. Try Goody or beauty supply store for alot cheaper. Never brush wet hair.