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- Enygma312 » See my profile
- Points: 405
- Reviews: 5
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My hair is wavy/curly...previously relaxed and highlighted. It's taken a beating...and while I grow all this out, I tried this shampoo (and its matching conditioner counterpart). Loved them. My hair was easier to comb and the moisturizers in the shampoo made my hair feel smooth. I'd recommend it for people with thick, curly/wavy hair...especially if it is damaged or chemically treated. However, I wouldn't recommend it for someone with fine hair since it would weigh it down. I loved the conditioner (which I will review separately). I plan on buying more of this line ASAP.
May 4, 2010
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This really worked for me, but there is one issue that seems to come up every time I use it... When I apply it, sometimes it will crumble; to the point where chunks of the solid break off and fall on the floor. And it left residue on my skin and clothes. That was not cool when people pointed it out to me. It's happened to me more than once, and not just to me. But with others I know who use this Mitchum fornulation. If they could improve on keeping it compact upon application, that would be great.
June 4, 2009
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Loved the shampoo (which I previously reviewed). The conditioner is quite good. It tamed my frizz, conditioned my thick hair, and left my hair feeling soft. I even used it as a makeshift styling creme when I ran out of my usual product. (Only recommend that to those with thick curly hair, in minute amounts.) Hopefully other reviewers will like this as much as I did.
June 4, 2009
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We've seen the ads with Halle Berry. Her skin looks flawless in the photos. You want your skin to appear as perfect as possible too. Or at the very least, close to it. So you try the advertised product (which is what I'm reviewing)...Revlon ColorStay Mineral Foundation. The mineral foundation comes in a variety of shades, in unusual packaging. Love the concept, but hated the brush. It's too small for my liking, and sometimes the bristles could come out. Not to mention that if you are not careful during application, the powder can get onto clothing. I think the short bristles may have had something to do with that. Bushier, longer bristles may make application easier and less messy. I would have preferred the product to be dispensed in another way. One way would have been to have it stay in the bottle it comes in, but with the brush separately. Perhaps creating a retractable brush that could collapse and be stored underneath the bottle. I love the way it goes on. My skin is combination, in addition to being sensitive. With my mixed heritage, I thought I would have difficulty in finding an appropriate shade. But I didn't. Moisturizing your skin pre-application is suggested; it can make dry skin look very parched. It gets bonus points for having an SPF, which is important. If they could reformulate the packaging (selling the powder alone sans brush or using the method I mentioned above), it could be a excellent product.
March 4, 2009
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I tried this after seeing the ads in magazines, and thought to myself, "This looks like a great product." Looks...is just that. The silver tube makes it look 'chi-chi fou-fou' (a.k.a expensive). When I tried it, I was very disappointed. Not only is the brush small, but it clumped upon application. I put on about 2 coats, and disliked the way it felt on my eyelashes. It felt heavy when I blinked, and as a contact lens wearer, I could swear I felt something in my eye. (Turns out, I saw tiny black specks on my lenses when I took them out). I had to wipe off excess mascara off the brush every time I applied this stufff. Too much would be on the brush, and my lashes looked goopy. It took about 2 rounds of makeup remover to get this stuff off. IMO, this was SO not worth the money.
March 4, 2009
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