PuffyBrown
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I have just started with dominican products. I do plan to replace most of my existing products with dominican products as I use up the things that I already have.
Partial or Whole DOMINICAN Regimens
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autumnbeauty29
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I don't have any dominican products in my reggie nor have I tried a dominican salon but I definitely would like to. Where can I buy some of the products you all suggested??
misskris816
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Where do you ladies buy your dominican products? If you buy them online, please provide the websites. TIA!
MizAvalon
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misskris816
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Thanks! I found the links after I asked the question. I guess it pays to do the research first 
autumnbeauty29 said:
same with me..
i'm thinkn of going to a dominican salon this week after reading all of these posts throughout the day
...seriously.. and another thing, them dominican salons prices be WAY cheaper than the jamaican lady's.. plus there are like 5 around me too.. i think ima go purchase some of these products too esp since i won't be getting a relaxer for a long while
thank you for the links!
xxxxcherishxxxx
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I have an appointment today at a dominican salon. Haven't been to a salon in years! If I like her she will be apart of my regimen too. I have heard from this board that this particular hair stylist is wonderful and focuses on hair growth and maintenance. I also went to my favorite BSS this week and they have 2 rows of dominican/italian products!!! No more online stores for me
meaganita
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alwayzalady22
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i must admit, i'm a little bit curious about these dominican products...i'm looking for a good deep conditioner, and currently i'm torn between getting that tub of keracare humecto and trying silicon mix, 10 in 1, or another dominican deep conditioner...for ladies that have used both humecto in the tub and dominican DCs, which do you prefer? which can gave you the most slip? i'm not a mineral oil nazi, but i'd prefer to use a product that has mineral oil listed later in the ingredient list as opposed to earlier...i'm not turned off my cones either since i clarify my hair every week...
oh, and the price is coming into consideration here too...if keracare is absolutely FAB and worth the $40 odd dollars i'd have to pay for it, then i'd do it...but if i can get the same or better results from dom products for much cheaper, i'd roll with that! thanks ladies!
oh, and the price is coming into consideration here too...if keracare is absolutely FAB and worth the $40 odd dollars i'd have to pay for it, then i'd do it...but if i can get the same or better results from dom products for much cheaper, i'd roll with that!
thanks ladies!
Empress Yahudah
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alwayzalady22 said:i must admit, i'm a little bit curious about these dominican products...i'm looking for a good deep conditioner, and currently i'm torn between getting that tub of keracare humecto and trying silicon mix, 10 in 1, or another dominican deep conditioner...for ladies that have used both humecto in the tub and dominican DCs, which do you prefer? which can gave you the most slip? i'm not a mineral oil nazi, but i'd prefer to use a product that has mineral oil listed later in the ingredient list as opposed to earlier...i'm not turned off my cones either since i clarify my hair every week...
oh, and the price is coming into consideration here too...if keracare is absolutely FAB and worth the $40 odd dollars i'd have to pay for it, then i'd do it...but if i can get the same or better results from dom products for much cheaper, i'd roll with that!
I like humecto but I wanted something that cost way less and work just as good.....
I like Miss key SUPER 10 en 1 best ...and it has NO mineral oil or petroleum or lanolin...its super thick and IMO very moisturizing and has good slip.
here are the ingredients:
water, cetyl alcohol, glicerin, propylene glycol, stearyl alcohol, distearoylamidoethyl monium methosulfate, behentrimonium methosulfate, polysorbate 60, pentaerythrityl, tetraisostearate, lactamide, hydrolyzed wheat protien, dimethicone,diazolidinyl urea, fragrance, methyl propyl paraben, ceramide,fd&c yellow #5 and fd&c red #40.
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alwayzalady22
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MissMadaam said:
thanks for your response!
i went back and forth trying to figure out what to get, then i went to target yesterday and they had one 33.8 ml bottle of humectress (not humectin) left for $24, so yall know i had to cop that 
i'm gonna spend a couple of months using humectress, then i guess i'll have to decide if i wanna spend the money and fool with humectin, or try the 10-en-1....keep me updated on how you all like it!
ajoyfuljoy
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I looked at the ingredients for a lot of the products listed and they have cetyl alcohol in them. Is that a bad ingredient or do I have a reason to be alarmed about that?
ajoyfuljoy
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just answered my own question. I did a google search and that's supposed to be a good alcohol, not to be confused with the trying alcohols. I'm excited and I really want to try these products!
jayjaycurlz
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Any CANADIAN ladies using these products? Where could I get dominican products in Toronto, Ontario?
Ayeshia
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Ive tried the new avocado 11 en 1 products on my weave and Im impressed...so I think that my natural hair will like them even better 
And then there is this awesome leave in called Brilliantina (sp?) and its awesome for moistuizing the exposed sections of my hair that arent sewn in the weave. Roundbrush hair offers it 
And then there is this awesome leave in called Brilliantina (sp?) and its awesome for moistuizing the exposed sections of my hair that arent sewn in the weave. Roundbrush hair offers it 
nisha2004
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Anyone of you guys using a dominican shampoo, if so...please post your reviews. I'm currently using silicon mix shampoo and its not amazing...wanted to see if there was something better out there. And for those that don't use domi. shampoo's do you just use an american brand, then deep condition, rinse, & leave in w/ their products. TIA
Shampoo: Silicon Mix (ok)
Deep Conditioner: La Bomba (ok)
Leave-In: Lacio Lacio (love it!)
Shampoo: Silicon Mix (ok)
Deep Conditioner: La Bomba (ok)
Leave-In: Lacio Lacio (love it!)
Proudpiscean
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nisha2004 said:
This is what I do. The shampoos are just average IMO. I use aveda DR and deep condition with domincan products (miss key 10 en 1, emergencia, wheat germ, cinnamon & sole rinse). I
lacio lacio too!LovelyLionessa
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My Domi products that I use are:
Lacio Lacio for rollersets
Salerm 21 for bunning and silkiness
Silicon Mix for deep conditioning.
Lacio Lacio for rollersets
Salerm 21 for bunning and silkiness
Silicon Mix for deep conditioning.
Creatividual
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I can't get enough of dominican conditioners. Those are the only dominican products I use. Everything else is a mix-I use what works best for me.
gorgeoushair
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Does anyone like any of their shampoos?
curlycraze
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I recently used Salerm 21 leave-in for my rollerset...loved it (will try Lacio Lacio too). I have used Silicon Mix and 10 en 1 to condition.
buttaflye03
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I'm not a fan of the shampoos.
To me they are very drying to my hair. Now the conditioners, rinses, and leave-ins are off the chain!carameldiva
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Actually there is a store( hispanic grocery store) across the street from me that carries some of these products at a good price.
morehairplease
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Ive tried the new avocado 11 en 1 products on my weave and Im impressed...so I think that my natural hair will like them even better
Ayeshia sweetie do you know who makes this?
tia,
tishee
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