Kaja
- The post was made 1 monthRating: 1 out of 5verified customerNot for mesee no change1 product in post Not for me206 views
- The post was made 2 monthsRating: 1 out of 5verified customernot good 🚮I don't have sensitive skin but this is the only setting spray I've tried that makes my skin red and irritated.1 product in post not good 🚮708 views
- The comment was made 4 daysSame for me, I've never reacted to anything before but this one is a disaster, my whole face gets red and blotchy1 likes
- The post was made 3 months🤔 color friendly?I dyed my hair with permanent hair color but after a week it washed out. I am now looking for a conditioner/shampoo that is friendly for dark colored hair. So my question is, is Amika color friendly?1 product in post 🤔 color friendly?279 views
- The user's roll: Hairdresser at Lyko. The comment was made 3 monthsHi Kaja! 👋🏼😊 So typical when you’ve just colored your hair and the color doesn’t last as you hoped 🥲 The Amika Normcore series is color-protecting and great for you who want to take care of colored hair and help the color stay beautiful longer ✨ You can check out shampoo and conditioner here 👉🏼 lyko.com/sv/amika/amika-normcore-duo For best durability, it’s great to use products designed for colored hair that help preserve the hair’s quality and shine 💆🏼♀️ Have a nice day 🌻
- The post was made 4 monthsRating: 1 out of 5verified customerNot as shown in the pictureThe colors in the picture do not match the color you get, very disappointing when you have waited two weeks for the package and have to send it back.1 product in post Not as shown in the picture1174 views
- The post was made 4 monthsRating: 1 out of 5verified customerStrange residueCreates a strange residue on the skin, something almost like threads appears when I continue applying other products, and it's not possible to apply makeup afterwards. You almost have to wash your face again🧵1 product in post Strange residue72 views
- The user's roll: Employees at Lyko. The comment was made 4 monthsHi! Thank you for sharing your experience 💗 What you describe sounds like what is called "pilling," meaning that serum residues from the eye masks roll up on the skin when you apply other products or makeup afterward. A tip could be to let the serum absorb well into the skin after removing the masks, and possibly gently pat in the excess instead of rubbing. If you still feel there is a lot of product left on the skin, you can also try wiping away some of the excess before continuing with the rest of your skincare routine 😊 Hope these tips help you achieve a lovely result 💖