Feria or Vive color protection?

I discovered (you know, like Columbus) a tube of Feria color protecting
conditioner in my kids' bathroom recently. It appeared to be part of a
coloring kit as the directions said to use half the tube a week after
coloring hair and the remainder a couple of weeks later. I decided to use
it––and I loved the results. I can't seem to find the product sold
separately, though it is a L'Oreal product and there is a L'Oreal "Vive"
masque that might be comparable. I've used Color Vive shampoo and
conditioner and not liked them at all. Any ideas or suggestions?
cofarb
––
"Too many good docs are getting
out of business. Too many OB/GYNs aren't able to practice their love with
women all across this country." President George W. Bush

cofarb wrote:
You can get that Feria conditioner at Sally Beauty.
––
~~Geri~~
"America! F**k, yeah!"

Geri wrote:
Yes you can!! I use it on my daughter's long hair all the time. It's in
different packaging than the haircolor, I think. It's a large–ish white tube
with black lettering and a black cap, IIRC, and it's wonderful!
Melanie

"Melanie" <m...@aol.com> wrote in message
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tube
how would this work on curly hair? would you just work it through? does it
need heat?
and how long do you leave it on?
Stevie

"Stevie" <privilegemagaz...@charter.net> wrote in message
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It's just a super–duper conditioner. You comb it through, let it sit a
minute or two or three, rinse thoroughly.
cofarb

cofarb wrote:
I have thick, curly, long hair and it works great on my hair.
~~Geri~~
"America! F**k, yeah!"

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Thank you!
cofarb