What it is:An intensively hydrating, color-guarding conditioner.What it does:Color in, damage out. This silk-inducing conditioner drenches each strand in emollients while helping to lock in color intensity.What else you need to know:The Salon Technician Color Care line boosts Fekkai's proven Triple Color Protection Complex with a fusion of nature and science. Galanga Root Extract, a known powerful natural UV shield works with a quaternized complex that targets damaged hair and seals the cuticle with a conditioning layer for long-lasting, luxuriously beautiful hair color.

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Questions & Answers for Frederic Fekkai Technician Conditioner For Dry, Damaged, Color-Treated Hair

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Is this conditioner the same as the Color Care Technician conditioner by Frederic Fekkai?

I got an email saying that the Color Care Technician conditioner was discontinued. I'm curious as to whether or not it is the same as this conditioner.

asked 6 months ago

makeupjunky74

(Louisiana)

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answer 1

It is the exact same item, just a bigger bottle.

answered 1 month ago

DonnaSD

(San DIego, CA)

answer 2

I don't think it is the exact product, but it is really excellent.

answered 4 months, 1 week ago

DonnaDA

(Pembroke Pines, Florida)

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Is this good for relaxed African American hair?

I want a conditioner that provides long lasting moisture, but that isn't totally greasy. Will this do the trick for dry over processed hair? I fear it may be too light because of the ingredients.

asked 7 months ago

Anonymous

(NJ)

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answer 1

Again, as I am not an African American I would not know.

answered 1 month ago

DonnaSD

(San DIego, CA)

answer 2

My hair is highlighted (and has been for years), is of average body, and is naturally straight, and this conditioner was too light for me. It is a great conditioner, but was just not intense enough for my damaged hair. I hope this helps you, good luck on finding the perfect conditioner!

PS Ojon has a great restorative hair treatment that worked wonders for my hair.

answered 6 months ago

Bunnyhoney

(Exeter, PA)

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I recd a sample of this conditioner and need to know how long to leave it in?

asked 1 year, 3 months ago

Anonymous

(Baton Rouge, La)

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I agree w/what the previous user said. Also, I've found that it can be a good revitalizing hair mask if you leave it in for about 7 min.

answered 8 months ago

Foofy

(Chicago, IL)

answer 2

You don't need to leave it in at all if you don't want to. Just put a tiny bit in your hair, comb it through, and wash out.

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

onesongglory1

(Beaverton, OR)

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Is this product good for the African American hair?

asked 1 month ago

srwms2792

(Fort Worth, TX)

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Since I am not African American I cannot say.

answered 1 month ago

DonnaSD

(San DIego, CA)

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I have dry, curly hair - is the technician conditioner or the glossing conditioner a better bet for my hair type?

asked 8 months ago

LeighH

(Haddon Twp., NJ)

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answer 1

I haven't tried the glossing conditioner. However, I, too, have dry and curly hair (which is also color processed). I would recommend the technician conditioner. It works wonderfully----amazingly----for me.

answered 7 months ago

NJE1953

(Valencia, CA)

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is this a good conditioner for grey hair?

asked 1 year, 5 months ago

Anonymous

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yes

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

JayneN

(Denville, NJ)

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