Beauty

[sueinsf]

I caught the last presentation and I caved too!  Not like I don't have other styling products but I do want to see if this adds volume, which is what I am interested in.  

Did anyone hear if this can be used in addition to the chiuri styler?  I would think you could use both since they aren't designed for the same purpose, just wondering if it had been discussed.

[Icegoddess]

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@sueinsf wrote:

I caught the last presentation and I caved too!  Not like I don't have other styling products but I do want to see if this adds volume, which is what I am interested in.  

Did anyone hear if this can be used in addition to the chiuri styler?  I would think you could use both since they aren't designed for the same purpose, just wondering if it had been discussed.

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@sueinsf I don't see why not.  I often will use a cream and then a gel, and now a mousse, LOL.  BTW, I had a good hair day today.  It's as if it's taunting me for buying it. 

[JudyL]

@sueinsf and @Icegoddess  - I have the churi styler but hardly use it.  Just use it if I'm going out somewhere to lunch, dinner, etc.  Other days, I just wash with Tweak'd shampoo and conditioner and let my hair air dry.

Question - what is the difference in using the styler to the mousse?  Aren't they both bascially the same things used for styling hair?  I watched the presentation but don't understand the difference unless its just preference for one over the other?

[Icegoddess]

@JudyL I have the Chiuri styler, but I mostly use it on 2nd day hair if I need to wet it down.  I don't know that it gives me a lot of volume.  I don't think of a cream doing that anyways.  I generally think of creams as anti-frizz and gels more definition.  That may not be correct, but that's just the way I think of them.  The only reason I really ever need to wet down my 2nd day hair is because of frizz.  I generally run a wide-tooth comb through it from underneat to get rid of any tangles.  Not a lot of tangles, I don't get a lot of frizz.  If I have a lot of tangles, I run it through more, and my hair tends to grow, and not in a good volumized way.  Hope that makes sense. 

[dm126]

Yes you can use the foam in addition to chiuri. I have done that with the older Tweak'd Restore foam and chiuri for years. 

[dm126]

Both have treatment ingredients. The foam is a lot lighter weight than chiuri. Foam has no actual hold to it, where churi has customizable hold. Foam has the thermogel technology (from the eye drops he says on air) and the chiuri does not. 

[bells4me]

I caved & got the pomegranate.  I got my hair cut short & it's very fine so need some volume.  I have tried Taya, Mudd, Tru Hair & Embellsh and haven't had luck with any of them.  When a stylist does it on tv it's very misleading.

[sueinsf]

@JudyL I could be wrong about this but I think of the Chuiri Styler as more of a heat protectant and styler before blow drying (although I suppose you can also use it and air dry).  It says it is for hydration and hold.  It also says it tames frizz and adds shine but I don't find that to necessarily be the case.  I think of the Foam more for volumizing (we'll see if it does).  I know WEN offers both a styling cream and a mousse so I think of these as the Tweak'd versions.

[Icegoddess]

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@dm126 wrote:

Both have treatment ingredients. The foam is a lot lighter weight than chiuri. Foam has no actual hold to it, where churi has customizable hold. Foam has the thermogel technology (from the eye drops he says on air) and the chiuri does not. 

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@dm126  Eye drops?  I missed that part.  What does eye drops have to do with thermogel technology?  Thanks.

[dm126]

he explains it in the presentations.