LadyRainfire -> RE: Shampoo- (7/27/2008 9:53:26 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MadameMarque I have very long hair, too. For years, I was very pleased with L'anza products. Among a variety of the best salon products, theirs were the best, in my experience, and according to many beauticians who saw products come and go. Properly pH balanced, so they weren't too detergent but also didn't leave your hair weighed down. Kept the hair moist, and had good products to strengthen and repair the shaft. They left my hair in great shape and had pleasing scents, too. In fact, one of their shampoos was recommended for body wash, as well as hair, and I was very pleased with using it that way, too. They even developed a special line for long hair. Then, about two years ago, they changed hands. When Murad took them over, they monkeyed with the formulas, and raised the prices. They were already salon prices! And now they only list the pH balance on their new, most expensive products. This makes me wonder if the pH balance has changed on the older, more affordable formulas. And, they dropped the long hair line. So, I'm very disappointed in L'anza. I think now I'll only stay with them if I can find a discount bargain on their products. Well, that sucks, MM. I loved the Lanza line, it's always a toss-up between Lanza and Sebastian for me on hair care items. I was a model for Lanza at a couple of hair shows which was a blast. My hair was done by the head (no pun intended!) guy on the main stage. He made it look so damned good but I could never get it to look like that again. I'm glad you posted this - I'll keep an eye out now and see what I can find. I may be doing some experiementing. *sighs* I hate having difficult hair.
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