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  • Johanna

    1 week

    BUS face

    For acne-prone skin, do drops or mist work better? I checked out Löwengrip's mist but also found these drops, which one might work best?🌸

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    • Maria

      Customer service at Lyko
      5 days
      Hey hey Johanna! 👋 Great question! With acne-prone skin, it's often safer to choose self-tan drops – like ACO Self Tan Face Drops – instead of a mist. The drops mix directly with your regular face cream, which allows you to better control the amount and content. Löwengrip's mist is mild and caring, but if you want to play it completely safe, I would say that the ACO drops are the better choice for your skin type 💧✨ Take care! 💛

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  • Johanna

    1 month

    Hair Color

    Hey! Does it work if you have hair extensions? Since you shouldn't have oils in your hair when using it. It's for growth and has micro strands 🌸

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    • Isabelle

      Customer service at Lyko
      1 month
      Hey Johanna!🥰 Thanks for your question, it's great that you're checking before! Garnier Olia does contain oils, but they are integrated into the color formula to nourish the hair and do not affect in the same way as pure oils that you apply afterwards. When it comes to hair extensions, especially with micro strands, it's always good to be extra careful. Since it's the roots you are coloring and not the extensions themselves, it should work, as long as you avoid getting the product on the strands or the bonds🤍 If you want to be completely sure, it might be a good idea to consult your hairdresser, especially if you've had the extensions for a while. Good luck with the coloring, hope it turns out really nice 😍

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  • Johanna

    1 month

    Hair Color

    Hey! What's best, this toner or permanent? No gray hairs, but if you choose this, do you need to dye the roots/hair more often than with permanent color? Is it best to maybe start with permanent and then maintain the roots with toner? I'm pretty set on keeping the same color and I also have hair extensions 🌸

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    • Mika

      Customer service at Lyko
      1 month
      Hey! 🌼 Casting Crème Gloss 200 Ebony Black, it’s really a nice and shiny toner! 😍 The benefits of toning are that they are gentler on the hair, they give a natural, shiny color, and it gradually washes out after about 6-8 weeks. 😊 Perfect if you want to try the color before you fully commit. Since you don’t have any gray strands and want to stick to the same color, it’s definitely an option to start with toning – especially since it’s milder for the hair and also for hair extensions. (regardless of whether you choose toning or permanent color – make sure you don’t dye the extensions themselves) It’s also a great way to see how the color suits your hair and style 💁🏻‍♀️ A permanent color does last longer and fades rather than washes out, but it requires maintenance of the roots after a few weeks. But a good choice if you already know you want to keep the color for a long time 😊 Since you’re already quite set on keeping the color, you can always start with Casting Crème Gloss to get a feel for the shade and how it looks on you. If you love the result, you can switch to permanent color at your next coloring 😍 A hot tip is to incorporate a toner for shine and refreshment 🥰 Shout if you want product suggestions or tips for color protection and maintenance! 🌟

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  • Johanna

    1 month

    Bronzer

    Should this be applied after the skincare routine or before? 🌸

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    • Ottilia

      Customer service at Lyko
      1 month
      Hi Malin and Johanna 👋😊 It seems there has been a bit of confusion when we responded, and I apologize for the mix-up 🙈🤍 It is indeed correct, as you write Malin, that this should be applied under makeup and skincare, on clean skin for the most intense and even result ✨ All the best!

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  • Johanna

    1 month

    Packaging

    Hi! Does this work for hair extensions? Is it silicone and sulfate free? 🌸

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    • Isabelle

      Customer service at Lyko
      1 month
      Hey Johanna! 🌸 Goldwell Dualsenses Rich Repair works well for real hair extensions but contains silicone and sulfate. If you have synthetic extensions or want to avoid these ingredients, we recommend other products 🤗 Take care! 💛

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  • Johanna

    2 months

    Packaging

    Does this work for extensions? I was thinking about the silicones, if they are water-soluble silicone? 🌸

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    • Emma

      Customer service at Lyko
      2 months
      Hey there!🤍 Wella Professionals SP Luxeoil Keratin Restore Mask contains silicones, but many of them are water-soluble, which means they can be washed out without building up over time. It usually works well for extensions as it provides good moisture and softness without weighing down or causing hard-to-wash buildup. But it's always good to complement with a silicone-free or mild cleansing shampoo to keep the extensions fresh and avoid silicone buildup🌸🫧 Take care! 🤍

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  • Johanna

    2 months

    Bronzer

    Hey! I've been looking at this bronzer, can it work for acne-prone skin? I've had it in powder form before but find that it can get cakey and look dry, that's why I've been looking at this one or the new one from Isadora, can that also work for acne-prone skin? 🌸

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    • Emma

      Customer service at Lyko
      2 months
      Hey there!🤍 Cream bronzer from Anastasia Beverly Hills usually works well for acne-prone skin since it feels more moisturizing and avoids cakiness compared to powder. Isadora's cream bronzer can also be a good alternative, especially if it's lightweight and doesn't clog pores. In general, cream products are often gentler on sensitive and acne-prone skin!🫧 Take care! 😍

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  • Johanna

    2 months

    The ordinary vitamin c

    Hi, does this work on acne-prone skin? If not, is there another one to recommend?

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