L'Oreal Professionnel Lumino Contrast Radiance Shampoo

Advantages: Easy to Use, Nice Result
Disadvantages: None

...I am what is known as a "Newist" and when I saw the adverts for this product I had to buy it, I did not however have very high hopes for the product as in my experience you do not usually get the results promised on the box. This product however did live up to my expectations. Preparation: Minimal, Dampen hair, Squeeze colour into developing lotion, Shake, Put on gloves. Application: Very little fuss, No mess application, Apply to hair as instructed (Longer for grey hair, Apply mainly to roots for recently coloured, etc), Leave for required time, Wash hair (Without shampoo) and apply conditioning creme. General Views: Brilliant product that actually does what it says on TV. Only qualm would be that there is a bit too much solution so it seems there is some waste.... Read review

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Advantages: smells nice, leaves hair soft
Disadvantages: doesn't live up to Anti-Breakage claims

...I subject my hair to all sorts of things that are bad for it, such of excessive use of heated appliances and styling products, and it is looking all the worse for it. When it comes to shampoo I am not completely bothered which brand I use, and usually just buy whichever one is on special offer. This was the case when I bought L'Oreal Elvive Anti-breakage shampoo. ~About the Shampoo~ This shampoo claims to help repair the hair on the inside and nourish on the outside. There is a lot of spiel and scientific stuff on the back of the bottle, backed up with diagrams. It basically claims that because it contains special ingredients - Omega 6 and Ceramide R, that after using it, you will have up to 95% less breakage from brushing. It is specifically for dry, damaged or brittle hair. I wouldn't necessarily say that my hair is dry, but it... Read review

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Advantages: good colour/ no rubbing off on clothes etc.
Disadvantages: may be streaks and sometimes messy

...I had always usually relied on the sun for a tan but had always worried about the effect of it on my skin. I had always disregarded fake tan because i though it didn't work and was expensive but then i saw L'Oreal sublime bronze on the shelves and at a price of 9.99 it was incredably cheap! i applied it as soon as i got home. The directions were simple and easy to use resulting in the gel going on smoothly and more or less evenly. The fake tan hardly rubbed off on my sheets, clothes or in the shower. The appearance was slighlty streaky so i recommend that if you're going to use this product that you purchase additional tan corrector wipes for just 50p each from boots. The product claims to be fragrance free but the smell was quite distinctive and lingered on my hands for about a week. I also suggest that you lay a towel on the floor... Read review

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