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Lacio Lacio & Salerm21
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DigitalRain
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Salerm21. I am guaranteed a soft, bouncy rollerset when I use it. I tried Lacio Lacio and it did not agree with my hair at all. I ended up swapping it away.
Chevelure618
New Member
I lOVE Lacio Lacio. I think its the silk protein that makes it work so well. And the smell,.,,,,,,Ummmm....scrumptious
SmartyPants
New Member
lacio lacio has alcohol in it... does this dry the hair out?
Mrs.Green
Well-Known Member
Yall didn't tell me if the lacio lacio was for flat ironing or what
Yes you can use it for flat ironing or rollersets. I do
Mrs.Green
Well-Known Member
I asked the rep at Roundbrushhair and yes it does have cones, they are water soluble so build up shouldn't be a problem.
sqzbly1908
New Member
Not Mine - I love it!
soulie
Well-Known Member
Ceteryl alcohol isn't a bad alcohol, it moisturizes. I think (don't quote me) that it is considered a fatty alcohol. Don't worry, the house chemists will be along to correct me if I'm wrong.
At any rate, Lacio doesn't dry my hair out at all; I use it for rollersets.
Lenee925
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Ceteryl alcohol isn't a bad alcohol, it moisturizes. I think (don't quote me) that it is considered a fatty alcohol. Don't worry, the house chemists will be along to correct me if I'm wrong.
At any rate, Lacio doesn't dry my hair out at all; I use it for rollersets.
Hey you're right. It's not water soluble, only fat soluble and it's used as a thickener or as an emulsifying agent to help it blend better.
