Cheaper alternative to Paul Mitchell's Super Skinny Serum

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Anonymous wrote:I think that was me
Glad it works so well! I know it's like $16 a bottle, but it lasts me almost a whole year. If you have an Ulta near you, join their member rewards program. I get flyers in the mail (always with a coupon on front) and emails pretty frequently. I haven't found anything else that works as well and isn't greasy.

Where do you get yours for $16??? I need to know because I pay $40! ?. Well I guess it actually depends which size you get! I buy the one with 8.5 fl oz.

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Sally Beauty has a dupe: Generic Value Products Super Smoothing Serum

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Women, stop dissing other women. Be helpful or keep quiet; women have enough to deal with let alone dealing with “mean girls .”

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I will try this! Woman with super thick wavy hair here. Thank you!!!

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This was posted a long time ago and I Paul Mitchell's silky serum for years but I had gone to Sally's generic version but even that now is $18 a bottle it is doubled in price over the last year or two if anybody know anything cheaper cuz yes it does last quite a while but my daughter and I both needed we both have very long very thick hair so we go through it a lot more and it really adds up

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Can someone explain what exactly does this product do? Thanks!

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Trade Joes has a decent dupe!

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Anonymous wrote:Trade Joes has a decent dupe!

The shea butter and coconut serum in the clear bottle?

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I diy with glyercine - castor and any other oil I have when I can’t afford a new bottle

Healthier and works great

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain what exactly does this product do? Thanks!

Helps with frizz, heat protector -- if you blow dry or heat style your hair frequently, provides shine

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I use Amika's water sign $32

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Garnier shine serum