Pedaheh--heard of Redken Wool Shake?

solidgold

This product makes me think of you! Probably because I heard about it at a rocker salon, and it helps with rockstar hairstyles, so I associate it with you!

It adds texture and volume. It also unfortunately has a very strong perfumey smell that I don't like, but in small amounts the smell is minimized. I use a couple of squirts in my palm scrunched in the crown area of my head for some volume and texture.

Ingredients:
Water, Lithium Magnesium Sodium Silicate, Propylene Glycol, AMP-Acrylates/Allyl Methacrylate Copolymer, Sorbitol, Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Glycerin, Methylparaben, Fragrance, Chlorphenesin, Polyacrylate-3, Maltodextrin, Coumarin, Linalool, CI 14700/Red 4, CI 15510/Orange 4, Cotton extract, CI 42090/Blue 1.

pedaheh

I'm the first person most people think of when they here the words Rock Star. :afro:
The description sounds awesome. My hair doesn't like, but doesn't hate hydrogenated castor oil. Other then that it sounds right up my alley for when I do textured hair. Thanks for thinking of me.
I can deal with perfumey smells. But what is so wrong with having gel (or whatever product) smell like gel and not like fake cherries (or whatever). Does everything need a scent?

By the way, I bought a R2D2 recently. I've been having fun playing around with retro roller sets. The 60's flip was cute. The 40's pincurl set was a flop. The dryer is nice because the sets actually dry.

plunkybug

I've used it before. When I had my first curly cut last April, the stylist used this on me. It was very strange.

justajesuschick

haha!

Pedaheh=Wavy Librarian by day, ROCKER chick by night! LOVE it!!

IAgirl

Well, who else would we think of when we think "rock star hair?" Some actual rocker? Honestly ladies, I think we all know they didn't figure out how to do their hair on their own!

But Holy clay, Batman! Lithium Magnesium Sodium Silicate sounds like bentonite, a really slippery clay (formed from volcanic ash), as ingredient #2. Weird.

I guess nothing holds like clay (and acrylates). Sounds very ancient Egyptian (only the clay part).

solidgold

My stylist used a ton directly on my hair when she did my hair, and it really did add texture and volume. But the smell was so bad I had to wash it out the next day.

I liked the results, though, so I bought the product and I literally squirt two squirts into my palm and just use it on the limp crown area as a finishing product. It also works great on 2nd day hair.

And Peda, it's not just the hair, it's the makeup too!

pedaheh

IAgirl wrote: »

Well, who else would we think of when we think "rock star hair?" Some actual rocker? Honestly ladies, I think we all know they didn't figure out how to do their hair on their own!

But Holy clay, Batman! Lithium Magnesium Sodium Silicate sounds like bentonite, a really slippery clay (formed from volcanic ash), as ingredient #2. Weird.

I guess nothing holds like clay (and acrylates). Sounds very ancient Egyptian (only the clay part).

I was wondering what the bla bla silicate was. That is weird. It makes me more intrigued about this weird stuff. I can see where this would give you piecey hair.

justajesuschick haha!

Pedaheh=Wavy Librarian by day, ROCKER chick by night! LOVE it!!

Ha ha ha ha ha. That is me. Librarian by day.:study: Rocker by night.:headbang:

solidgold My stylist used a ton directly on my hair when she did my hair, and it really did add texture and volume. But the smell was so bad I had to wash it out the next day.

I liked the results, though, so I bought the product and I literally squirt two squirts into my palm and just use it on the limp crown area as a finishing product. It also works great on 2nd day hair.

And Peda, it's not just the hair, it's the makeup too!

This is totally intriguing. I'm currently taking a break from buying products. But I'm adding this to my "to try" list.:thumbleft:
I wouldn't be a proper rock star without make-up. You have to keep the fans happy. 8-)