- Is Bain Satin 1 the same as Bain Satin 2?
- No. Bain Satin 1 is formulated for dry hair, while Bain Satin 2 is the richer version for very dry or thick hair. Choose 1 for normal-to-dry hair and 2 for heavier dryness.
- Does it work for fine hair?
- It can, but many fine-haired users find it too rich at the roots. Use a small amount and keep it on the lengths rather than the scalp.
- Is it sulfate-free?
- No, it is a conventional lathering shampoo rather than a sulfate-free cleanser. Those avoiding sulfates should look elsewhere.
- Can I use it on color-treated hair?
- It is gentle enough for color-treated hair and focuses on moisture and smoothness. It is not a color-protection shampoo, so pair it with a color-care line if fading is a concern.
- What goes with it in the Nutritive line?
- The Nutritive conditioner, the Lait Vital and the Masquintense mask are the usual partners. Using the matching conditioner gives the softest result.
- How much should I use per wash?
- A small amount is enough for shoulder-length hair; add water rather than more product to build lather. Rinse well to avoid buildup.
- Where is the Kerastase Nutritive Bain Satin 1 Shampoo cheapest?
- At Fairfax Salon $, for $31.00, 26% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kerastase Nutritive Bain Satin 1 Shampoo?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including Fairfax Salon $, Stella Luca, Meijer, eBay, Glamalot.