Styling cream question

cac140 · ‎05-05-2010

Do the seasonal styling creams perform the same as the classic ones? Just curious if anyone has noticed a difference. I’m running low and will be purchasing this upcoming visit. Want to get the best deal. I have been using the Vanilla White Pumpkin one and do like it. Just curious.. Thanks ladies...

World Traveler · ‎02-02-2015

@cac140 I believe the seasonal styling creams (like other seasonal ancillary items) are more treatment based than the classics. I know the seasonal remoists are more treatment based, because I asked him.

cac140 · ‎05-05-2010

Thank you. That is what I was thinking but wasn’t sure. I’ve never used a classic styling cream before. Maybe I should just go with the seasonals where the VWP is working well. I see there is a trio up on QVC. I appreciate your input. Have a great day!

sznk · ‎06-28-2017

@cac140 - it's likely there will be good deals on Chaz's 11.27 TSV that will include Seasonal SC's.

KweenB · ‎11-27-2010

I tried the Sweet Almond Mint Styling Cream as well as the Lavender, but ithey seemed to dry my hair out. Sad because SAM was my fav cleanser. I love the seasonal ones I’ve tried (Winter White Citrus and Fall Tuscan Pear).

littlerock · ‎04-12-2010

I was totally confused as to what styling creams ro purchase yesterday. I currently use, and like, tea tree. I selected the rice based selection but im having second thoughts. I had used the bamboo a long time ago. Any advice?

I have color treated hair with a soft curl. I only blow dry the top and let the sides and back dry naturally. Aould you know about the rice based peoducts or think another xhoice would have been better?

jaxs mom · ‎04-18-2012

I love the shine you get from 613 SC and I do like the seasonal ones and the MIF. If I’m getting a core scent it’s always CA just because it’s the scent I prefer.

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CamilleP · ‎03-09-2010

I have used classic, seasonal, and rice-based styling creams, and find no real difference in performance. I match SC to CC, as I mix the two in my palms after my final rinse, so leave-in and sc are the same scent. I'm not a big "mixer" of formulas, even though I have half a dozen in the shower at any one time. I will use one CC as a first cleanse, a second CC as second, and sometimes a third as leave-in with sc/cc mixed, but at any one time it's only one scent/formula. I admit, I love using FGP or WVM as a leave-ins, those scents make me happy. In the summer, I'll often use TT, to do anything I can to keep the skeeters at bay, the vicious little bloodsuckers! But I don't mix TT and WVM, for instance, that's just too many smells going on at one time for my nose to handle.

TriAllstar · ‎10-24-2018

Any idea if a Bella Spirit SC is in the works? I love the scent!

VenturaHighway · ‎12-10-2016

@jaxs mom wrote:
I love the shine you get from 613 SC and I do like the seasonal ones and the MIF. If I’m getting a core scent it’s always CA just because it’s the scent I prefer.

@jaxs momDo you use the glossing serum too? What is the difference in the serum and SC? I have always used the serum but never tried the SC.

Or anyone that has tried both. Thanks