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MommaNJ629
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Registered: ‎01-31-2015

Fig vs Pomengranite

‎09-23-2016 07:38 PM

Since many of you are much more experienced than me.....can anyone tell me what fig or Pomengranite smells like? Fig is most moisturizing I know but can anyone compare and contrast if you tried both?

I have color treated thick frizzy curly hair. My hair likes the honey complex seasonals. I'm currently finishing summer honey peach.
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jaxs mom
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Re: Fig vs Pomengranite

‎09-23-2016 07:51 PM

If your hair is thick and frizzy curly like you say it is, then you want Fig. Regardless of the smell. When I needed Fig, POM wasn't enough moisture and left me with frizzy ends. 

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Re: Fig vs Pomengranite

‎09-23-2016 08:06 PM

@MommaNJ629   From the description you gave of your hair I would recommend the FIG, it's the mosh moisturizing of all the cores.

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nikki48
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Re: Fig vs Pomengranite

‎09-23-2016 08:45 PM

I prefer the scent of POM over FIG but the moisture of FIG wins for my curly hair.

 

Now, if I am planning on doing a blowout or flat iron... POM wins. POM gives me lighter, bouncier hair that is great if I am heat styling but curls need moisture to look their best.

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