View Full Version : Mode de Vie Shea butter shampoo and/or conditioner
sjdancer
01-27-2003, 08:36 PM
Anybody tried this or heard anything about it?
Is it any good?
narcissaqtpie
01-27-2003, 08:57 PM
I was wondering this too-been lurkin on NC.com :wink:, but I want to try adding Shea butter to a "plain" conditioner, like Suave Salon Formula to see how that works. I will post the results when I get around to it.
littlefish
01-27-2003, 09:59 PM
I noticed the buzz about this stuff, too. They talk like it's the invention of the wheel or somethin'! As curious as I am, I just can NOT buy another hair product. Just thinking about all the hair products I already have makes my head spin!
littlefish
sjdancer
01-27-2003, 11:33 PM
I noticed the buzz about this stuff, too. They talk like it's the invention of the wheel or somethin'! As curious as I am, I just can NOT buy another hair product. Just thinking about all the hair products I already have makes my head spin!
littlefish
:lol:
Curlysaurus
01-28-2003, 02:40 AM
Okay, I admit to giving in and buying the Mode de Vie conditioner last week (from a nearby Whole Foods Market).
So far, I think it works pretty well -- my hair felt very moisturized and soft last week. I'm on no 'poo so I "washed" with Kenra conditioner then used a little Mode de Vie then rinsed. Haven't tried it as a deep conditioner with the heating cap yet.
But, ladies, I think this product is WAAY overpriced. I think it was like 13 bucks for 6 oz. True, you only need a little but, jeez, here are the ingredients for the conditioner: Purified water, Quaternium 27, Shea butter, vanilla essential oil, Tropical tree extract (Zadirachta Indica).
I'm going to work on making a homemade version of this stuff. . . :roll:
I'm a so-called 3c/4a. I think it could work well for the 4b sistas here too.
sjdancer
01-29-2003, 04:38 AM
[quote]Okay, I admit to giving in and buying the Mode de Vie conditioner last week (from a nearby Whole Foods Market).
So far, I think it works pretty well -- my hair felt very moisturized and soft last week. I'm on no 'poo so I "washed" with Kenra conditioner then used a little Mode de Vie then rinsed. Haven't tried it as a deep conditioner with the heating cap yet.
But, ladies, I think this product is WAAY overpriced. I think it was like 13 bucks for 6 oz. True, you only need a little but, jeez, here are the ingredients for the conditioner: Purified water, Quaternium 27, Shea butter, vanilla essential oil, Tropical tree extract (Zadirachta Indica).
I'm going to work on making a homemade version of this stuff. . . :roll:
I'm a so-called 3c/4a. I think it could work well for the 4b sistas here too.
thanks. Is it thick? (For instance Suave Ttopical consistency).
I think that's expensive too, but I'm curious anyhow :lol:
Curlysaurus
01-29-2003, 05:09 AM
[thanks. Is it thick? (For instance Suave Ttopical consistency). I think that's expensive too, but I'm curious anyhow :lol:
Gurl, you had me in the bathroom peering in the two bottles and shaking them! (I have some Trop. Suave too :D ). The Mode de Vie conditioner is not as thick as Suave and, although it's not runny, the Mode de Vie still "pours" much quicker. It feels like there's a larger percentage of water in Mode de Vie and it kind of reminds me of a fruit smoothie in consistency. HTH
sjdancer
01-29-2003, 05:30 PM
[quote] [thanks. Is it thick? (For instance Suave Ttopical consistency). I think that's expensive too, but I'm curious anyhow :lol:
Gurl, you had me in the bathroom peering in the two bottles and shaking them! (I have some Trop. Suave too :D ). The Mode de Vie conditioner is not as thick as Suave and, although it's not runny, the Mode de Vie still "pours" much quicker. It feels like there's a larger percentage of water in Mode de Vie and it kind of reminds me of a fruit smoothie in consistency. HTH
:lol: I love my Suave. Thinner conditioners just don't cut it for me :(
I've got to stop wanting to try every new product I hear about and stay with what I like :)
Curlicious
01-29-2003, 05:47 PM
*looking into buying vanilla EO* :D
sjdancer
01-29-2003, 05:55 PM
*looking into buying vanilla EO* :D
What's EO?
noliared
01-30-2003, 02:27 PM
I just want to second Curlysaurus - I bought this from Whole Foods for $13 and I don't think its worth all the hype. It doesn't completely suck, my hair felt good, but it is not better than Elucence or even my Suave Vanilla Almond.
Bottomline - I wouldn't buy it again. Save your money ladies! Although I am considering buying Bumble and Bumble and Sebastian's Potion 9. 8)
cocoagirl
03-31-2003, 03:22 AM
any updates on this product? It sounds very moisturizing (on nc anyway) but the last time I put shea butter in my hair w/conditioner, it was dry, sticky and gross, has anyone had success with this conditioner?
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