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Yolu haircare lines differences?
▲ 2 r/AsianBeauty

Yolu haircare lines differences?

Does anyone know what each line is supposed to target? I might go to Japan soon and would love to pick up some of these!

u/Historical_Mix_6416 — 11 hours ago
▲ 2 r/AskMen

What do you guys do to style your hair?? How complicated is your routine?

Hey fellow guys. Do you guys have complicated routines? Personally I only shampoo and conditioner and that’s it. Do you guys actually style your hair everyday?

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u/Historical_Mix_6416 — 1 day ago
▲ 194 r/Sephora

Does anyone else find that this product is absolutely terrible?

It’s a thick and greasy formulation, even more so than drugstore sunscreens meant for outdoors like Neutrogena and Banana Boat, and it’s much more expensive than those too. It was kind of a sensory nightmare. Also, the formula separates and instead of a cream that’s solid in consistency, after a while it pumps out part clear liquid part opaque, white sunscreen cream and you can tell the product isn’t blended together properly.

I gave this product 2 tries because I wondered if I got a bad batch at first, but the product separates which should not be happening at this price point, and I’m questioning if it’s protecting me properly. The only positive thing I can say about this is the smell, which has a nice luxurious fragrance that drugstore sunscreens don’t (you know how drugstore sunscreens smell). However, I’m sad to say I couldn’t make this work for me. Will be going back to my trusty Neutrogena for a fraction of the price.

u/Historical_Mix_6416 — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/Haircare

Is using only shampoo and conditioner good enough?

I’m a guy with hair that doesn’t fall below my eyes in the front and not long in the back either. Just think something messy and floppy but not a mushroom. My hair texture is straight and I can have an oily scalp

Is only using shampoo and conditioner good enough?

I also use clarifying shampoo every other day (but generally not a super intense one). My hair is soft and smooth I think and there’s nothing wrong with it.

I see people using all these leave ins and masks and bonding treatments and such, but I can’t be bothered with all that right now (I admire the effort that you guys spend doing those steps though).

Is shampoo and conditioner everyday + clarifying shampoo every other day okay? I don’t use styling products or heat. You can tell I’m really lazy.

Should I be doing more to my hair? I’ve tried doing those 10 step processes with oils and bonding and masks and glosses and leave ins but I just can’t be bothered anymore!! And I don’t think my hair needs it because I don’t color or perm or bleach.

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u/Historical_Mix_6416 — 6 days ago
▲ 10 r/NoStupidQuestions

Why are luxury items some of the ugliest clothes I’ve ever seen??

Call me judgmental but these items are some of the ugliest clothes I’ve ever seen. Just obnoxious, loud, logos plastered onto regular clothes that should be a fraction of the price. The branding is not incorporated in any clever way or whatever. It’s just LV or whatever printed over and over again on a coat or something, and these items cost hundreds if not thousands of dollars.

I’m not poor but it’s seriously ridiculous to be spending thousands of dollars on a single item like that. And before you come for me and say “what if they just like the fashion/the item?” Well, I’ve lived around a lot of people like that and I can assure you they don’t care about fashion. Their social media posts are filled to the brim with flashy displays of these ugly logos and all they care about is the cost. I know these people are well off and well above middle class so don’t even use the “luxury items are for the middle class!!” argument here, even though I know that argument holds a lot of water.

I’m sorry but it is the ugliest eyesore in terms of “fashion” when everything a person wears has a brand’s flashy logo on it everywhere.

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u/Historical_Mix_6416 — 6 days ago
▲ 28 r/AsianBeauty

Has anyone tried and honey melty moist?

I love and honey and the vast majority of Japanese shampoo and conditioner that I’ve tried. However, I have straight hair, and I heard this line is for combating frizz in more wavy hair types, and the classic deep moist line is better for regular dryness. However, wouldn’t there be some overlap in the benefits of these? I might go to Japan in a bit and I would love to bring back some of this. I’m curious about the scent. I really love the sensory experience of trying out new shampoos and conditioners. My hair isn’t really picky and I find that as long as I use a shampoo and conditioner everyday that’s decently formulated, it will be soft and nice.

Also, are you supposed to use a hair oil and such? My haircare routine is very simple. Just shampoo and conditioner and that’s pretty much it. I kind of can’t be bothered with other steps (I know, I know)

u/Historical_Mix_6416 — 8 days ago