Eva NYC Mane Magic Shampoo and Conditioner is a popular hair care duo that promises to deliver magical results. These products are specifically designed to nourish, strengthen, and protect hair, leaving it looking and feeling healthy and beautiful. The Mane Magic Shampoo is infused with keratin, protein, and argan oil, which work together to cleanse the hair while adding moisture and shine. It effectively removes dirt, oil, and impurities without stripping the hair of its natural oils. This shampoo also helps to minimize frizz and flyaways, leaving the hair silky smooth and manageable. The Mane Magic Conditioner is formulated with the same beneficial ingredients as the shampoo, providing an extra dose of hydration and nourishment.
I kid you not. Baby Magic really works. It gets rid of my dry, itchy, flaky skin without any irritation or clogging. And it lasts all day. My hands, arms, elbows, knees, and feet stay soft and moisturized. It’s a big part of my routine to keep my skin healthy
I also love that their products are hypoallergenic and contain wholesome ingredients that are soft and gentle, and nourish skin on babies and adults. I also love that their products are hypoallergenic and contain wholesome ingredients that are soft and gentle, and nourish skin on babies and adults.
The Mane Magic Conditioner is formulated with the same beneficial ingredients as the shampoo, providing an extra dose of hydration and nourishment. It deeply penetrates the hair shaft, repairing damage and preventing further breakage. This conditioner also detangles the hair, making it easier to comb through and style.
Babu magic lotion
Hi, 1st Time Mommy!
I use Eucerin unscented on DS. I get headaches from the fragrance in the Johnson's and Baby Magic. I have heard good things about the Aveeno mentioned above.
Toni - mom to Katherine (5/19/96) and Andrew (9/23/02)
Rachels 03-13-2003, 10:00 AMNeither! I like the Burt's Bees lotion for babies. Other stuff that seems to be good is cream by Weleda or California Babies.
-Rachel
Mom to Abigail Rose
5/18/02
We had Aveeno until dd got excema, then switched to Eucerin and Aquafor. both work great.
egoldber 03-13-2003, 10:35 AMI prefer a Johnson's lotion, but not the regular baby one. I think it called Unscented/Sensitive Skin lotion of something along those lines.
Karenn 03-13-2003, 12:22 PM I like Burt's Bees too! celfsh 03-13-2003, 12:34 PMWe used Burt's Bees (absolutely LOVE the smell) until DD got a touch of eczema. Now we are using Cetaphil, which cleared things up practically overnight--good stuff. Still love Burt's Bees, though.
celeste
mom to olivia 9/25/02
Cetaphil. Not inexpensive, BUT amazingly enough, our local warehouse club (BJ's) carries it! Very good stuff. They make a lotion, and a rinse-free cleanser. We also use Avent Moisturizing Cleanser and Bottom Balm from time to time, but generally stick with the Cetaphil.
parkersmama 03-13-2003, 02:00 PMI vote for the Aveeno. It has a very light smell and rubs in easily without being greasy or too heavy.
Denise
mom to:
Parker, 9/1/1997
Wesley, 3/9/2000
and #3 (a girl!) due 4/29/2003
Neither. Our pediatrician said that all of the perfumes in Baby Magic can cause irritation for some kids. We've stuck with Aquaphor for almost everything from diaper rash to dry skin. If you can't find it on the shelves, ask the pharmacist. they ususually have some in back. We've also used Eucerin and Cetaphil and both work great for dry skin. it's just easier to keep mainly aquaphor on hand.
egoldber 03-13-2003, 02:57 PMI just thought I'd add, I use lotion for an "all over" smoother after the bath, but Aquaphor on any skin irritations or dry, chapped areas.
Andrea S 03-13-2003, 04:15 PMWe use Burt's Bees too!! and aquaphor for his cheeks that get so dry.
Andrea
mom to Andrew 8/14/02
I don't have time to read the other posts, but I went with the Johnsons head to toe baby bath and for a lotion I use Nivea creme(just the plain variety-in blue tub) My baby's skin is so soft and I bath her daily.
The reason I use these products is that they used them in the special care nursery on my daughter. To me that is a pretty good endorsement.
Good Luck,
LJ
I agree with most of the PP- we use the Aveeno moisturizing lotion. I switched back to the Johnsons this spring because I THOUGHT my DS's skin wouldn't be as dry as in the winter, but I was wrong-the Aveeno works much better. Plus, he was getting some rough patches on his knees from crawling around and the Aveeno smoothed them out almost immediately, while the Johnsons didn't.
05-03-2005, 09:51 AMWe use Aveenoo and like it so far. Now I think I may switch to Burt's Bee or aquaphore since our tube is almost gone. Can someone tell me where to get these? Whole food store?
Both the shampoo and conditioner have a delightful scent that is long-lasting, leaving the hair smelling fresh and clean. They are suitable for all hair types, including color-treated hair. These products are also free from sulfates, parabens, and artificial colors, making them a healthier choice for your hair. To use the Eva NYC Mane Magic Shampoo and Conditioner, simply apply the shampoo to wet hair and massage it into a lather. Rinse thoroughly and follow with the conditioner. Apply the conditioner from root to tip and leave it on for a few minutes. Rinse well and style as desired. Overall, the Eva NYC Mane Magic Shampoo and Conditioner are highly recommended for anyone looking to improve the health and appearance of their hair. They provide excellent hydration, shine, and manageability, making them a must-have in any hair care routine..
Reviews for "Achieve Long, Luscious Locks with Eva NYC Mane Magic Shampoo and Conditioner"
1. Sarah - ★☆☆☆☆
I had high hopes for the Eva nyc mane magic shampoo and conditioner, but unfortunately, it did not work well for my hair. First of all, the scent was overpowering and left a lingering smell even after I washed my hair. Secondly, it did not make my hair feel clean or refreshed. Instead, it felt heavy and weighed down, which is something I don't usually experience with other shampoos and conditioners. Lastly, it did not provide any additional benefits like enhancing shine or reducing frizz. Overall, I was disappointed with this product and found it to be ineffective for my hair type.
2. Mike - ★★☆☆☆
After reading rave reviews about the Eva nyc mane magic shampoo and conditioner, I decided to give it a try. However, it did not live up to my expectations. Firstly, the shampoo did not lather well, and I had to use a large amount to cover my hair. This not only made the product run out quickly but also left my hair feeling greasy. Additionally, the conditioner did not provide enough moisture for my dry hair and left it feeling brittle and tangled. Overall, I was not impressed with the performance of this shampoo and conditioner set and will not be repurchasing.
3. Emily - ★★☆☆☆
I wanted to love the Eva nyc mane magic shampoo and conditioner, but unfortunately, it did not work well for me. Firstly, the shampoo stripped my hair of its natural oils, leaving it feeling dry and dull. Secondly, the conditioner did not provide enough hydration to combat the dryness caused by the shampoo. My hair felt rough and tangled after using this set, and I had to use additional products to bring back some moisture and shine. Lastly, the fragrance was too strong and overwhelming for my preference. Overall, I did not see any positive changes in my hair and would not recommend this product.
4. Jason - ★★☆☆☆
I was disappointed with the Eva nyc mane magic shampoo and conditioner. Firstly, the shampoo left my scalp feeling itchy and irritated. I have never experienced this with any other shampoo before, so I was quite surprised. Secondly, the conditioner did not provide enough detangling properties, and I struggled with combing through my hair after using it. It also did not make my hair feel soft or smooth like other conditioners usually do. Lastly, the scent was too artificial and lingered in my hair for hours. Overall, this shampoo and conditioner set did not work well for me, and I will not be repurchasing it.