Is this the same product as the calming cream
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No it is not. If you have course and curly hair that is prone to frizz, then this product is not strong enough on its own to minimize the effects of environment and damage on your hair. The Calming Creme is for course and curly hair prone to frizz. You put it on before styling and it will control the effects of environment (humidity) and damage (split ends) on your hair throughout the styling process and the day. If that is the type of hair you have, then this is a better companion product. If you need a boost in shine after work before going out, or to control a few fly aways, the DeFrizz (non-oil based) will give your hair the fresh look it needs to you can keep going. I'd like to point out that although N. Lahman said it feels like oil, it is not oil based. It's silicone based, so it doesn't make your hair look greasy or stringy, it's light-weight (the curl-creme is heavier) so it helps maintain natural body without the weight of a heavy frizz control product. If you don't have course curly hair, but semi-curly or wavy hair like me, then the product alone with the right techniques will keep the frizz away for a short while, but reapplication is necessary unless you combine it with other products. I like to combine it with Kevin Murphy Motion Lotion if I'm going wavy curly or with BB Thickening Spray and and Kevin Murphy Young Again if I'm going straight. I always reapply some after I've styled my hair. Because it's not oil based, you can be a tad bit more liberal with use. So if you have found success with the Calming Cream, then this is a great add on for mid-day or 2nd day touch ups. If you have thinner more naturally wavy curly hair, then this might be just as good without the added weight of the heavier cream.
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Don't know that. This coats hair with a bit of oil feeling product that keeps frizz away on wet or dry hair
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Yes! This is a pure product. A lot of breastfeeding creams have this as a large part of the product. But this is simply pure without additives. It heals and protects in an amazingly fast manner. It has a strong, different smell that is not perfumed, but smells something of sheep.
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I have no idea what the difference is. I looked at the description of the "Calmer" pad and it appears to do the same thing mine does. I love my pad. I have a seriously degenerating spine and it helps my tight muscles and will often times help me fall asleep.
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Yes it is. In fact I like this product better. The cream seems to stay whipped and firm.
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Yes. It is not included with these relaxer purchases. You can buy a neutralizing shampoo at any beauty supply store, walmart, target, etc. Isoplus is a pretty good brand.
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This cream does not have those ingredients, just what is listed. You can contact the company that manufactures this product as they are extremely helpful. It's a great product!
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The formula is different and this one is more likely to cause problems for people with extremely sensitive skin. Only the bottles labeled "Classic Gentle Formula" with the green sticker have the old formula!
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It's actually the same, just different packaging. If you go to Eucerin's FAQ, the response is that they're the same.
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Without comparing and contrasting the ingredients and dosage for both brands I can say that the minute I use the Source Naturals I feel almost an instant boost. An awareness that tells me I probably should have been supplementing topical progesterone for some time. Other than that over time both creams gradually improve my symptoms (night/day sweats, lethargy, craving sweets). Both creams absorb at the same rate for me with little to no residue remaining. I guess the only real contrast (to me) is the somewhat unpleasant fragrance of the Source Naturals compared to the Emerita. I think it takes experimenting with each cream to see which will work best. (** I am 51 & in perimenopause) Without comparing and contrasting the ingredients and dosage for both brands I can say that the minute I use the Source Naturals I feel almost an instant boost. An awareness that tells me I probably should have been supplementing topical progesterone for some time. Other than that over time both creams gradually improve my symptoms (night/day sweats, lethargy, craving sweets). Both creams absorb at the same rate for me with little to no residue remaining. I guess the only real contrast (to me) is the somewhat unpleasant fragrance of the Source Naturals compared to the Emerita. I think it... » Read More Without comparing and contrasting the ingredients and dosage for both brands I can say that the minute I use the Source Naturals I feel almost an instant boost. An awareness that tells me I probably should have been supplementing topical progesterone for some time. Other than that over time both creams gradually improve my symptoms (night/day sweats, lethargy, craving sweets). Both creams absorb at the same rate for me with little to no residue remaining. I guess the only real contrast (to me) is the somewhat unpleasant fragrance of the Source Naturals compared to the Emerita. I think it takes experimenting with each cream to see which will work best. (** I am 51 & in perimenopause) « Show Less
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I think they are the same product, based strictly on my own experience. I was given the spray last year but frankly, I'm too lazy to remember to use it regularly. The diffuser doesn't need my attention so, yay.
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They are one and the same. Its not 2 different products. SixThirteen Ultra Nourishing Cleansing Treatment is the complete name. It is available in different sizes and may have a different label depending on the distributor.
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No, it's the same product. I buy the tub because it seems more cost effective.
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I don't think so. I've used the product for at least a year and could not detect any difference in this item from product I have purchased at a med spa.
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Yes, definitely, but as a side note... I just started using the Super Smooth Elixir they sent as a sample and I think I like it better... it makes my hair smoother than the relaxing serum. My hair is wavy and a mess if left to dry naturally.
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Not sure. Haven't used the messing cream, however, I recently bought the KMS Gel-Wax / Gel-CIRE (which was available on Prime as of a week or so ago). I now prefer that product to the molding product I used to use. Definitely a big thumbs up on the gel-wax.
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I actually use both! This is a foam, rather than a cream. They are both gentle, with a few different ingredients.
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i guess so,its the same product but different brand.i used one brand before but the effect doesnt stay that long unlike this one.