Quantum Clarifying Shampoo
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divachyk
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1. It doesn't strip my hair. I can use quantum only and not follow-up with a moisturizing shampoo and my hair will do just fine.
2. Feels clean but there's no slip; doesn't feel like dreadlocks either.
3. Doesn't feel soft. Feels clean; there's no slip; not tangled if I used proper wash technique. Other clarifying shampoos made hair feel extremely stripped and my hair tangled badly.
2. Feels clean but there's no slip; doesn't feel like dreadlocks either.
3. Doesn't feel soft. Feels clean; there's no slip; not tangled if I used proper wash technique. Other clarifying shampoos made hair feel extremely stripped and my hair tangled badly.
Dposh167
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i have both and used them for years.
Quantum strips and Kenra stips worse than quantum IMO.
Quantum isn't a moisturizing poo. Its a chelator and a clarifyer. so it will strip.
kenra has a wheat protein or some kinda protein(s) in it so it made my hair tangly every time i used it
Quantum strips and Kenra stips worse than quantum IMO.
Quantum isn't a moisturizing poo. Its a chelator and a clarifyer. so it will strip.
kenra has a wheat protein or some kinda protein(s) in it so it made my hair tangly every time i used it
vtoodler
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@poochie167
I think that I vaguely remembering Sistaslick opining that Kenra's clarifying shampoo might not clarify enough--it's almost like another moisturizing shampoo.
However, poochie167, you're saying that Kenra's Clarifying/chelating shampoo strips more than Quantum's clarifying/chelating shampoo? That's incredible.
I think that I vaguely remembering Sistaslick opining that Kenra's clarifying shampoo might not clarify enough--it's almost like another moisturizing shampoo.
However, poochie167, you're saying that Kenra's Clarifying/chelating shampoo strips more than Quantum's clarifying/chelating shampoo? That's incredible.
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vtoodler
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Here's the thread where Sistaslick discusses clarifying shampoos. Sistaslick is a forum member with long hair who recently wrote this hair care book about African-American hair.
Here's a link to the thread:
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?p=5100333
Here's a link to the thread:
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?p=5100333
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Nonie
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vtoodler, thanks for the tag but unfortunately I'm the last person to know about products since I am no PJ and don't stray from the handful that I have used for most of my time on LHCF which are very well-known here (Giovanni 50:50; Garnier Fructis, Trader Joe's Nourish Spa, Nexxus Therappe on the shampoo list) aaaaaaaaand... I am not a clarifyer. I use no leave-ins so buildup isn't something I have to deal with. Even when I straighten my hair and use a heavy serum, a simple shampoo from the list above is all it takes to get my hair clean.
When I was trying to figure out a swimming regimen a couple of months or so ago, I did try Paul Mitchell Clarifying shampoo because I thought of it on my way to the pool and it's the first clarifying shampoo my eyes spied. I don't plan on using it again coz I am no longer worried about chlorine damage, so my regular shampoos suffice.
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
When I was trying to figure out a swimming regimen a couple of months or so ago, I did try Paul Mitchell Clarifying shampoo because I thought of it on my way to the pool and it's the first clarifying shampoo my eyes spied. I don't plan on using it again coz I am no longer worried about chlorine damage, so my regular shampoos suffice.
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
MilkChocolateOne
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I used to use it diluted, 1 oz of shampoo to 7 oz of water in an applicator bottle. The formula changed and I don't like the new formulation. It makes my scalp itch now.
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