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ALTERNA Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
What it is:A weightless, nutrient-rich oil mist that protects hair from heat styling tools, enhances shine, and boosts hair's health.What it does:This double-duty formula can be used as both a deeply nourishing treatment that helps to repair split ends and environmental damage, and as a color protecting style primer. Made with strengthening organic bamboo and smoothing organic kendi oil, it banishes frizz and imparts intense shine while providing vital nutrients. What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates- Synthetic Dyes- Phthalates- GMOs- TriclosanWhat else you need to know:Bamboo extract and kendi oil contained in this product are eco-certified, fair-trade compliant, and certified organic. Their production and sale aid in supporting the development of local communities while remaining environmentally friendly. Free of gluten, TEA, and phthalates.
Questions & Answers for ALTERNA Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
Question
oil and mist difference?
How is this different from the oil? The price is the same but the amount in the mist is way more! I fell in love with the oil, but I'd really love to know how the two are different! Thank you!
asked 2 years, 3 months ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
casscain
(Los Angeles, CA.)
12 answers
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answer 1
The official difference (that alterna states on the bottles) is that the oil is for thick hair, the mist is for fine hair. However, having fine hair, I disagree. I see it more as the oil is a moisturizing leave in treatment for frizz whereas the mist is more of a finishing styler for shine. I personally use them both.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
wholelottalove
(Boston, MA)
answer 2
It is much lighter weight. If I were to pick only one, I would stick with the treatment oil. I have been using the treatment oil on my ends and the mist nearer to my roots because it give incredible shine.
answered 1 year, 7 months ago
dzinkc
(Kansas City, MO)
answer 3
I've never tried the oil.....but absolutely love the mist....especially with hair extensions......it's so very light, non greasy or heavy with just enough shine......Good luck;) GemX
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answered 1 year, 7 months ago
gemxx
(Huntington Beach CA)
answer 4
In my opinion, the pure oil is a better product than the spray, unless you have thin hair. I have thick hair, so the spray was of little benefit; it definitely is not as conditioning for my hair type as the pure oil.
Plus, as a spray, I use more than I do of the oil, with less benefit, so it would be more costly in the long run.
Plus, as a spray, I use more than I do of the oil, with less benefit, so it would be more costly in the long run.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
sharonie
(Chesterfield, VA)
answer 5
I've fallen in love with both products--the pure oil is awesome! I've found that the pure oil is thick and works well after I shower to lock in moisture and prep the hair for styling damage. This dry mist works really well to add that finishing shine and fly-away control after I style. I would say that you have three products that perform similar functions: the dry oil mist, the pure oil, and the luminous shine spray. I've tried all three and I would recommend the pure oil for coarse, dry and damaged, or very curly hair. The dry mist is a great mid-range treatment, for somewhat coarse, wavy/curly hair. The luminous shine is the most lightweight, so I could see it working best for fine hair.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
tastingblue
(Colorado Springs, CO)
answer 6
The mist can be used at intervals during the day to tame down hair if needed.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
jazzybeachgal
(Cape Cora, FL)
answer 7
I use the mist for daily use. I felt that with the oil it left my hair pretty greasy if I over used the product. My hair is very damaged and the mist has helped repair it more than what I saw with the oil.
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
cassiebrooke651
(San Diego CA)
answer 8
The products are the same - just different weight to the formulas for different hair types. If your hair is fine to medium, get the mist. If your hair is course, get the oil!
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
dbelseck
answer 9
I have never tried the oil
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
labby
(Houston, Tx.)
answer 10
Imagine that the Oil is thinned out so it can be sprayed on the hair directly. The oil must be used sparingly.
answered 2 years, 1 month ago
bree11
(Queens,NY)
answer 11
the mist is made for more fine and thin hair. Where as the oil is for normal to thick. The oil is more concentrated. When i use the spray, i use about 10 pumps. If I was going to use the drops, I would only be using maybe 3-4 drops. With the mist. you spray it directly into the hair. With the oil, you will rub it between your hands and then apply it ears down then to the top. You don’t want to add a lot of oil to the top of the head. It might make you get greasy looking the next day. hope that helps!
answered 2 years, 2 months ago
spacy7117
(Indianapolis IN)
answer 12
I think the mist is lighter than the oil, it's not just the oil in a spray bottle.
answered 2 years, 2 months ago
pamplemouse
(Jacksonville, FL)
Question
Can this be used before flat ironing?
asked 2 years, 5 months ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
Anonymous
(Auburn GA)
11 answers
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answer 1
Works great and seems to protect the shine and color in my hair
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
frogquilter
answer 2
I always use it afterwards.......it doesn't make it curl bck again at all.......GemX
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answered 1 year, 7 months ago
gemxx
(Huntington Beach CA)
answer 3
I've used it with the flat iron styling I do and it works really well. A little goes a long way, though! It also works well with my various curly techniques and I've noticed that even the next day, the mist helps add shine as I blow dry.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
tastingblue
(Colorado Springs, CO)
answer 4
yes
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
jazzybeachgal
(Cape Cora, FL)
answer 5
Absolutely! You can use it in your hair wet or dry (I really love when I put it in my wet hair the most), and its meant to be used before using hair treatment tools (ie. hair dryer, straightner, curling iron, curlers, etc...)
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
dbelseck
answer 6
I don't know if one can but I don't
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
labby
(Houston, Tx.)
answer 7
Yes, absolutely!
answered 2 years ago
mutzgers
(Chicago, IL)
answer 8
I don't know. Do not flat iron my hair.
answered 2 years, 1 month ago
bree11
(Queens,NY)
answer 9
Yes. I applied the oil to damp hair(it doesn’t matter if you are using the drops or the mist) then blow dried my hair followed by flat ironing it. using the oil prior will actually help protect it against heat damage as well.
answered 2 years, 2 months ago
spacy7117
(Indianapolis IN)
answer 10
That is exactly what I did for my thick curly hair and it helped with the straightening, but there was no heat protection as my hair looked good but felt very dry.
answered 2 years, 5 months ago
yo
(chicago,il)
answer 11
Yes. I used Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist for the first time two days ago. First I sprayed on the mist, then blew my hair dry, then flat ironed. My hair has never been shinier, less frizzy or softer. Also, Alterna's website http://www.alternahaircare.com/ states that it shields hair from heat styling tools.
answered 2 years, 5 months ago
sandranne
(Los Angeles, CA)
Question
What does it smell like?
I just wondered what this smells like before I order it. I don't care how well a product works, if it smells nasty I can't use it.
asked 2 years, 4 months ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
russianblue
(Campbellsburg, In.)
11 answers
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answer 1
The product smells awesome! It's a bamboo and sort of green fresh scent that fades as the product dries. I much prefer the kendi oil to say, the Moroccan oils that were popular last summer (which I found reminded me of patchouli). The kendi oil is fresh and light.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
tastingblue
(Colorado Springs, CO)
answer 2
Nice smell
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
jazzybeachgal
(Cape Cora, FL)
answer 3
It smells amazing! Kind of a soft, natural plant smell but very good!!
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
dbelseck
answer 4
it smells great. It is not strong, very subtle.
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
labby
(Houston, Tx.)
answer 5
This oil smells absolutely WONDERFUL!
answered 2 years ago
mutzgers
(Chicago, IL)
answer 6
The sent is very mild....kind of like lavender....i may not even be describing it right but it definitely does not have a nasty sent :) Hope this helps!
answered 2 years ago
marleste7
(Germantown, MD)
answer 7
It does not smell nasty! I actually enjoy them smell, although it is hard to describe. It is a fresh, earthy smell, but not floral. I love it!
answered 2 years, 1 month ago
deegirl886
(Marietta, OH)
answer 8
It smells great.
answered 2 years, 1 month ago
bree11
(Queens,NY)
answer 9
oh it's smells GREAT, I forgot to write that in my review. People have commented on how good I smell when I'm not even wearing any other fragrance.
answered 2 years, 1 month ago
karalisa
(Austin TX)
answer 10
i dont feel that it has a smell. if you are sensitive to smells i think this would be ok for you. not even close to the smell of the ojon products which are very fragranced.
answered 2 years, 2 months ago
spacy7117
(Indianapolis IN)
answer 11
It doesn't have a strong smell, I like it, it's kind of earthy/natural smelling.
answered 2 years, 2 months ago
pamplemouse
(Jacksonville, FL)
Question
Is this the same formulation that is sold as the pure treatment oil?
asked 2 years, 4 months ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
glamacademia
(Cleveland, PA)
11 answers
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answer 1
No, the Kendi oil dry oil mist is much lighter in texture & consistency...the other product is heavier and more of a treatment....
answered 1 year, 1 month ago
eastcoastgal
(East Coast)
answer 2
No. I've tried both. The Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist is a much lighter formula and will not make your hairstyle "flop" from heaviness. It works especially well for fine or medium hair
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
jerilyn
(Mount Olive, NC)
answer 3
No it's different- I use the drops on my wet hair before blow drying, then finish with the spray on dry hair and when heat styling.
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
greekgrrl
(canton, ohio)
answer 4
From what I was told in the store, it is. If you have a lot of hair like me, you probably want to go with the spray for better distribution throughout your hair.
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
ginja
(Boston, MA)
answer 5
yes
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
bridget007
(NH)
answer 6
No, it is lighter weight and not as repairing.
answered 1 year, 7 months ago
dzinkc
(Kansas City, MO)
answer 7
The dry oil mist and oil treatment are different! The oil treatment is something you would do before a shower, let it sit on the hair for about half an hour and then wash out. The dry oil mist is very lightweight and non greasy! Same smell to both, and the color looks the same, but the dry oil mist alone saved my super dry hair...
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
allimct
(Ontario, Canada)
answer 8
One is an oil to rub thru your hair and one is a mist to spray on your hair. Not sure if they are exactly the same, but I use both and it seems to work better than using just one.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
jazzybeachgal
(Cape Cora, FL)
answer 9
Yes. The mist is for light to medium hair and the oil is meant for coarse hair.
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
dbelseck
answer 10
n/a
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
labby
(Houston, Tx.)
answer 11
The oil mist is a lighter version fo the Kendi Oil.
answered 2 years, 1 month ago
bree11
(Queens,NY)
Question
Is the kendi dry oil mist the same product as the kendi oil-pure treatment oil?
asked 1 year, 11 months ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
sophiecakes
(long grove, il)
11 answers
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answer 1
The Kendi oil drops are for medium to thicker hair types, the mist is better for thin and fine hair.
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
kelsey28
(San Francisco, CA)
answer 2
I don't think so --- the oil treatment product is much more concentrated than the dry oil mist.
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
eastcoastgal
(East Coast)
answer 3
The Dry Oil Mist is lighter than the Pure Treatment Oil with the dropper. Use the mist if you want a smooth shine, a heat styling protector, or a finishing spray. I understand that the Pure Treatment Oil is extra nourishing, so it seems like it would be good for use as a hot oil treatment.
answered 1 year, 5 months ago
bronzelotus
(NYC)
answer 4
No. The mist is much lighter. The treatment oil is heavier and will make your hair look oily. The mist doesn't, and that's why I use it.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
westiechic
(san antonio TX)
answer 5
it's like a less thick, less moisturizing version of the treatment oil. So, I can spray it straight onto dry hair and within a few minutes, my hair looks shiny, not greasy. And, I have pretty fine hair, which looks greasy with lots of oil products...
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
zorwick
(Conway, AR)
answer 6
Yes, one is a list mist form and the the other is a dropper for a heavier application.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
bridget007
(NH)
answer 7
I use both---the mist for everyday and the treatment for shampoo day!
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
frogquilter
answer 8
No. The spray is recommended for thin hair, while the pure oil is meant for thick/coarse hair.
Both help tame frizz, but one uses less pure oil than one would with the spray (so the oil will last longer). Plus, the pure oil is better than the spray for deep conditioning treatments. I definitely prefer the pure oil for my thick hair. The spray helped only a bit with the fly-aways, but did not feel has conditioning as the pure oil.
Both help tame frizz, but one uses less pure oil than one would with the spray (so the oil will last longer). Plus, the pure oil is better than the spray for deep conditioning treatments. I definitely prefer the pure oil for my thick hair. The spray helped only a bit with the fly-aways, but did not feel has conditioning as the pure oil.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
sharonie
(Chesterfield, VA)
answer 9
The pure oil treatment and this dry mist both have Kendi oil, but they are very different products. I use a few drops of pure oil after a shower when my hair is towel-dried to lock in moisture and color. The dry mist is more lightweight and shine enhancing, so it works best as a finishing treatment (although, I've used it pretty much any time I can).
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
tastingblue
(Colorado Springs, CO)
answer 10
No, I use the mist AFTER I dry my hair, I use the oil before I blow dry my hair
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
jazzybeachgal
(Cape Cora, FL)
answer 11
The only difference is the mist is for fine to medium type of hair, and the oil is for coarse hair.
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
dbelseck
Question
Fine hair
Is this okay to use on my fine thin hair? Or will it weigh it down?
asked 1 year, 10 months ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
kristamarielund
(Naples, Fl)
11 answers
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answer 1
They don't note this on the product details but on the bottle it says for fine to medium hair.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
falon
(Sherman, TX)
answer 2
Light use on fine hair should be okay.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
nestosmami
(San Francisco, CA)
answer 3
This product is very light weight and doesn't weigh hair down...best yet!
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
yogy
(San Antonio, Texas)
answer 4
I have thin hair & have used this product...it made my hair sticky and did not work well. Hope you have better results!
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
clab
answer 5
I have very fine blonde hair and it's the lightest product I've used. It doesn't weigh it down at all.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
farrellsblondie
(Boston, MA)
answer 6
Use Lightly - for any type of hair
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
jazzybeachgal
(Cape Cora, FL)
answer 7
Use on the ends of your hair. NO, I have not found this to weigh down my hair at all. It works really well.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
femme
(Houston, Texas)
answer 8
It is a very light product.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
shena
(Albuquerque, NM)
answer 9
I have fine hair and it doesn't weigh it down at all. This is a very light product, you don't need a lot to make a difference.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
diamond44
(Boston, MA)
answer 10
Yes! I have a lot of fine hair, and even if I saturate my damp hair with this stuff, it never feels oily or heavy. I can even go an extra day without washing my hair.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
fitzbilliam
(Bloomington, IL.)
answer 11
I have very fine, thin, limp, blah hair. I use this kendi dry oil mist on damp hair BEFORE my volumizer and haven't had any problems with it weighing my hair down. One day I did forget my routine and did volumizer followed by the Kendi mist and did notice slightly less voluminous hair so I think the key is just to use the Kendi first.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
juliempop
(Chicago, IL)
Question
Does this act as a heat proctector?
Does it protect from blow drying/heated styling tool damage? I'm looking for a shine product and a protector so it would be nice to have both in one product.
Thank you!
Thank you!
asked 1 year, 8 months ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
thereisonlylove
(Chicago, IL)
11 answers
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answer 1
yes.
answered 1 year, 4 months ago
lovedance
(San Francisco CA)
answer 2
abosulutely! my hair is healthier after using this product and i heat style every single day! i definitely recommend this product for shine and heat protection.
answered 1 year, 5 months ago
hillary713
(IL)
answer 3
Hi, I would have to say no. it is very lightweight and not so long lasting. I would try something a little thicker to do the trick.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
beauty4cutie
(FL)
answer 4
Does a great job of protecting and adding shine. That's what i use it for.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
westiechic
(san antonio TX)
answer 5
I've used it before curling my hair and it makes the curls pretty and soft. I have noticed less damage when using it in this way, but I use it really sparingly and brush it in and let it soak in before adding heat...
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
zorwick
(Conway, AR)
answer 6
Yes, this make a wonderful heat protector for soft, shiny, silky hair
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
bridget007
(NH)
answer 7
Yes, this is exactly the reasons I use this product and it is excellent. I can't say enough good things about it!
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
tornadobaby
(San Francisco, CA)
answer 8
Works great for me---I have straight color treated thick hair.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
frogquilter
answer 9
Yes, this product will. Actually, a coating of ANY product will, even mousse.
This product contains oils, which will nourish and protect the hair. It also contains silicone, which coat and protect the hair. These silicone seem to be very light weight, though, because it doesn't weigh my hair down despite my hair being long, dense and fine.
This product contains oils, which will nourish and protect the hair. It also contains silicone, which coat and protect the hair. These silicone seem to be very light weight, though, because it doesn't weigh my hair down despite my hair being long, dense and fine.
answered 1 year, 7 months ago
lovebugpugs
(Braselton, GA)
answer 10
Yes, most definately.......I do have hair extensions, ....after I curl, or straighten them, or they are so fragile, and hard to take of...but then, sray them with hairspray, and add this ove rhte top...after styling.....doesn't weight your style down at all.....even if you decide to comb through it afterwards....and I have tried everything...haha 4real.....this is so nice, non-sticly, and smells great-----and weightless........Hope this helps, GemX
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answered 1 year, 7 months ago
gemxx
(Huntington Beach CA)
answer 11
Yes , this product does eveything it says it will just dont use to much , I use a few sprays before I blow dry and a few sprys before I flat Iorn !!!
answered 1 year, 8 months ago
abkerley
(Tehachapi ,Ca)
Question
What amount of this should I put on?
My hair is not thick what so every and when i sprayed this on it made my hair very greasy.
asked 4 months, 2 weeks ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
Kaietlynn
8 answers
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answer 1
I spray twice in my hand, rub both hands together (i feel this is key as opposed to spraying directly on hair) and apply carefully to the ends and work my way up a bit, but never to the roots.
answered 2 weeks ago
ebbabuddy
(North Andover, ma)
answer 2
I sprayed each side of my head once and one extra spray on my ends. Keep the spray 6-8 inches from your head. So 2-4 sprays unless you have A LOT of hair.
answered 2 months, 1 week ago
NMJC
(New York)
answer 3
I sprayed lightly. Stayed away from scalp. When done, combed through.
answered 3 months, 1 week ago
llsr
(San Francisco, CA)
answer 4
My hair is not thick either, and it's pretty long. I do a couple quick squirts on each side and then kind of work it in with my hands, and I've never had it look greasy.
answered 4 months ago
jkling
(Texas)
answer 5
I have the same problem sometimes. Just do a very light fritz. And if you wanna put a lot, do it when your hair is wet, the greasy problem shouldn't be much, if at all, an issue. I hope I've helped.
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
Tokyogirl2
(Reno, NV)
answer 6
spray it on your hand then work it in to the ends and lightly comb through towards the top with your fingers. if your hair is fine, one or 2 sprays should do
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
Anonymous
(boston, ma)
answer 7
I put a spray or two on my ends. I love the product, but it will make my scalp limp it I put too much product put top.
Try holding your ends away and spritz the ends.
Try holding your ends away and spritz the ends.
answered 4 months, 2 weeks ago
semperfivmi07
(Charleston, SC)
answer 8
Put it on your hair wet and keep about 6-8 inches away while you spray. Its a mist so it automatically disperses. I would do about three squirts on my top layer only and work through the rest of my hair with my fingers. If its allowed to concentrate in one area, it will make that area oily. Go easy at first until you figure out what is best for your hair type. Mine leans towards the dry side so three squirts works for me but may be too much for you.
answered 4 months, 2 weeks ago
tamarabrit
(cabot, arkansas)
Question
How to use if don't blowdry
I have thin, fine, very wavy longish hair. I often let it air dry. Would this be beneficial for this type of hair? If so, how would you use it? While hair is wet, or after it dries? Thank you.
asked 4 months, 3 weeks ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
ushki
(Royal Oak, MI)
7 answers
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answer 1
The product is designed for use on both wet or dry hair. I particularly like it on dry hair, gives it such shine and smoothness. Will probably smooth out any stray hairs if you air-dry your hair.
answered 2 months, 1 week ago
NMJC
(New York)
answer 2
I also air dry & I don't use a blow dryer before I flat iron.
Worked fine
I used my hands to work product into ends after combing through.
Worked fine
I used my hands to work product into ends after combing through.
answered 3 months, 1 week ago
llsr
(San Francisco, CA)
answer 3
Do you use any type of hot product on your hair like a curling or flat iron? If so. it's still appropriate to use this product since it's geared at keeping your hair protected from hot styling tools.
answered 4 months ago
Cindy82
(Southeastern Michigan)
answer 4
For me I do both (and I have your type of hair). While my hair is wet and sometimes when its dry. I prefer when my hair is wet because when my hair dries it seems fuller and more luscious. If I put it in when my hair is dry I have to be careful I don't put too much or else my hair will look greasy. But try both ways and seem which one works better for you.
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
Tokyogirl2
(Reno, NV)
answer 5
if your hair is fine, thin and wavy it might be best to put it on after you wash it while hair is damp, to help define your waves. if your hair is frizzy, damaged or dry it will be beneficial to apply when your hair is dry
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
Anonymous
(boston, ma)
answer 6
Put it on wet hair. Takes a bit to figure out how much is good for your hair. You can work it through if sprayed on wet hair. I have thick, wavy hair that I like to air-dry but can't because of frizz. I was able to let it air-dry after using this product.
answered 4 months, 2 weeks ago
tamarabrit
(cabot, arkansas)
answer 7
I think this product wouldn't work well on fine hair, especially if you use it without blow-drying, or after blow-drying. It can look really greasy if you're not careful.
answered 4 months, 3 weeks ago
erin916
(Syracuse, NY)
Question
Can you use with colored hair?
asked 4 months, 2 weeks ago on Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist
Lemy753
(Santa Cruz, Ca)
7 answers
Answers
answer 1
Most certainly!!!!
answered 2 months, 1 week ago
NMJC
(New York)
answer 2
I use it almost daily for about 6 months with my hair and it is color treated. For me it doesnt not strip or dull my color.
answered 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Toz22
(Ohio)
answer 3
Absolutely. I have long hair and since I do not intend to go gray, I color it. It makes my hair look healthier for sure and does not damage the color.
answered 4 months ago
jkling
(Texas)
answer 4
Definitely :)
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
Tokyogirl2
(Reno, NV)
answer 5
my hair is colored and it works great to give it shine and makes my semi- damaged hair feel nicer
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
Anonymous
(boston, ma)
answer 6
i have color treated hair (blonde) and I use this oil. I have had no issues. It does leave my hair more silky after i do use it, and hasn't affected the color.
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
beauty4cutie
(FL)
answer 7
Yes, and my hair stylist recommends it. He's a color specialist and a-mazing. I use it to protect my ends when I use my curler or flat iron.
answered 4 months, 2 weeks ago
semperfivmi07
(Charleston, SC)