L'Oreal Kerastase

L'Oreal Kerastase

... There are 5 “families” as L'Oreal likes to call them under the Kerastase name. These consist of: Nutritive – for dry and damaged hair Resistance – for weakened or fine hair Sensitive – for sensitive scalps but suitable for all hair types Specifique – ... Read review

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You really should try it

Advantages: all hair types catered for, very concentrated, lasts forvever
Disadvantages: quite expensive

...There are 5 “families” as L'Oreal likes to call them under the Kerastase name. These consist of:
Nutritive – for dry and damaged hair
Resistance – for weakened or fine hair
Sensitive – for sensitive scalps but suitable for all hair types
Specifique – for problem hair and scalps (this really clears up dandruff. If you have found nothing else works I would really recommend this range)
...sun, sea, wind and chlorinated water

Within these “families” there are a variety of shampoos, conditioners and styling products designed specifically for that type of hair. If you don’t know which products you should be using or are trying them for the first time ask for a consultation with your stylist or shampooist as they should be able to recommend the best range for your particular hair type.

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lucydog 20.02.2001
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Staying power

How does your hair feel...

Value for money

The best in haircare

Advantages: High quality products
Disadvantages: expensive

I really love and trust the Kerastase range. They are sold in hairdressers only so have always retained a mysterious, exclusive allure which lends a thrill to the fact of purchasing one of their products... The fact that the products are expensive- think £10.00 for shampoos, and not less than £15.00 for conditioners, masks and specialised products- adds to the feeling of luxury. I have tried many of their potions over the years (mostly aimed at ...
...First of all, the only products of theirs I would not recommend are the shampoos. I find it is useless to spend so much on a shampoo, which is basically detergent, and that you are better spending the cash on conditioners and masks. The Kerastase shampoos, I find, are too rich and end of making the hair look dull and heavy. I had to move to a lighter shampoo than the one I was using (bain Satin, lovely name!). However, The hair mask from The Satin ...

londonner 19.11.2004 · Read full review
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Give it a go

Advantages: Great results, nice smell, great for damaged hair and great range
Disadvantages: Slighty expensive.

I must admit I am a bit of a spend freak, especially when it comes to hair products. I have tried just about every designer hair product on the market and have been sucked in by all the 'wild' claims about how various hair products can dramatically change the condition and look of your hair. Most of the time I am left disappointed and skint! The Kerastase ranges are probably the only products that I repeatedly buy and am never disappointed with ...
...products than other products, such as Phillip Kingsley which cost £18 for a small shampoo and £18 for a conditioner (both of which last only a very short time). My hair is very damaged (thanks to the overuse of hair straighteners-all of which will ultimately damage your hair whatever they may claim). It is also frizzy, dry but can get quite greasy at the roots and can lack body. In addition I have coloured it in the past. Therefore there are many ...

Zo25 17.03.2006 · Read full review
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Amazing Hair Product , L'Oreal Kerestase Ciment

Advantages: Makes hair silky, shiny and manageable + smells divine!
Disadvantages: Can be hard to find

I first dicovered L'Oreal Kerestase Ciment when i was training to be a hairdresser, i started out shampooing peoples hair, and when i first used this product the first thing i noticed was the smell, it is divine!! Its so fruity and fresh, its unlike any other hair product you have ever smelt. WHAT IS IT? Kerestase Ciment is a conditioner that mends the hair. It is perfect for over processed hair, particularly bleached, permed or heat damaged hair. ...
...it goes deep into the hair. i think its excellent value for money even at £14.00 WHERE CAN I GET IT Like i said your best bet is ebay but if you go to a salon that uses L'oreal they should be able to get for you. ...

motodoughnut 06.08.2005 · Read full review
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Bye Bye Crispy Curls

Advantages: Fabulous defined curls
Disadvantages: Expensive

After using nearly every possible type & range of product designed for curly hair I have actually found something that does what it says on the bottle... I already use other Kerastase products in the Nutritive range & I thought I would give the Elasto-Curl cream for Thick, Curly hair a try. Definitely no mistake! It leaves your hair with nicely defined, bouncy, lightweight curls with absolutely no greasiness nor frizz. The best thing of all is ...
...that crispy look that other products such as mousse can leave. The cream is long lasting & is not one of those products that needs topping up half way through a night out. The cream has a pleasant floral smell quite uniform to Kerastase conditioners. The thick, non-sticky, white cream is easily applied. And quite importantly (to me) it washes off the hands after the first attempt. It is a highly concentrated cream so a little goes a long way. ...

carmela_claudia 23.09.2004 · Read full review
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Advantages: Shiny, Smooth, Silky Hair
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If it wasn't for hair serum, I'd probably never leave the house. Without it, my long, thick, curly hair is just one big mass of frizz, and anyone seeing me in the street would think that wonderful 1970's cartoon 'The Hair Bear Bunch' had come to life. Over the years I've used every single make of serum I've found in the shops: Frizz-Ease, Nicky Clarke, Trevor Sorbie, Charles Worthington, Boots Trichologie etc. etc. ad infinitum. And while they all made a significant improvement to my hair, they were hardly miracle workers. Recently, however, I discovered a serum that really is the answer to frizzy hair prayers. That product is a serum from the L'Oreal Kerastase Oleo Relax range. Oleo Relax is the Kerastase solution for very frizzy or dry hair, and comprises, shampoo, hair masque (conditioner) and serum. You can't get ...

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aaaaand relax.......

Advantages: Sleek, shiny, smoooth hair.
Disadvantages: None. Absolutely NONE.

, or over-condition it. The L'Oreal Kerastase range doesn’t come cheap – the serum is approx. £12 a bottle. At 125 mls though, it’s a biggie. Shampoo and conditioner is usually in the £8 - £12 range. But they are sooo worth it! You only need a small amount of these products, and so they last for ages. You hair doesn’t become ‘immune’ to them over time. And if you order from lookfantastic.com, you can usually bag a decent discount. Are you sold yet?! I’ll give you one last anti-frizz tip: In the Autumn time, you can save your hair from all kinds of nasty external ravages, simply be wearing a wolly hat. Yup, a hat. As recommended by your granny – but actually, as worn by all the most stylish people. I have a wee ‘hat family’. Bought mainly from gap, Accessorise etc over ...

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Kerastase- never looked back

Advantages: Hair feels AMAZING after use and lasts forever
Disadvantages: Bit pricey

When I went to the hairdressers about a year ago, after 2 years of no-cuts due to lack of confidence after last hairdressing disaster, my hairdresser recommended the Kerastase (kair-ah-stars) Oleo-Relax range to me. Before, my hair looked like I'd had a very bad home perm. Afterwards- wow! what a difference! First time I could get a comb through my hair! It made my hair feel light, soft, silky and I could easily brush it. I think the only downpoint is that the products are pretty expensive- the shampoo cost me about £13 for a 250ml bottle. But it is definately worth it, the serum cost me £11, and a year or so on, I've only used up half the bottle! I use the serum and hair masque the most often, they are the only ones which I feel really help nourish and condition my hair. I use the serum after washing my hair, you only need a few ...

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