What are Skala's old and new names?

Which Skala tubs have new names?

Skala relaunched its range in Brazil and gave these tubs new names. US shelves mostly still carry the old ones.

• Dona Skala is now Mais Ondas ("more waves"), for wavy hair.
• Divino Potão is now Crespo Divino ("divine coily"), for transitioning hair.
• 12 em 1 is now Reparação Instantânea ("instant repair"), for damaged hair. Skala's page says it outright: the 12 em 1 you know is now Reparação Instantânea.
• Bomba de Vitaminas is now Força Absoluta ("absolute strength"), for hair that breaks.
• Glicólico is now Brilho Supremo ("supreme shine"), for porous hair.
• Amido de Milho is now Mais Hidratação com Amido de Milho ("more hydration with corn starch").
• #MaisCachos is now Mais Cachos, the blue tub.
• #MaisLisos is now Mais Lisos, for straight hair.

What other names will I see?

• The blue tub goes by Mais Cachos, #MaisCachos, Expert Mais Cachos and, at Target, Cachos 2-in-1.
• Leite Vegetal (plant milk) replaced an older goat milk tub.
• Fru-Tastic is Skala's fruit line, sold in the US as Fruitastic, Frutastic or Frutástica.
• Uva is Fru-Tastic Grape, sold on Amazon as Uva Antioxidante.
• Jaborandi e Camélia do Campo appears in the US as Jaborandi 2-in-1.

Which names get mixed up?

• Maracujá. The yellow Maracujá e Óleo de Patauá and the newer Fru-Tastic Passion Fruit are different tubs, and many listings just say "Maracujá". Check the photo before you buy.
• Mango. The Amazon Mango listing may be the Fru-Tastic Mango or an older Manga e Castanha-do-Pará tub. We couldn't tell which from the listing.

Is the new formula the same?

Sometimes not. Crespo Divino lists vegetable keratin, castor oil and vegetable collagen, while the older Divino Potão also lists argan oil and wheat, corn and soy protein. Mais Ondas lists sunflower and avocado oils, while Dona Skala also has coconut oil and linseed.

If you loved the old version, compare the ingredient list on the new tub before you switch. For more on why tubs differ, see why does my Skala pot look different, and for the colour nicknames, see the blue, orange and yellow Skala.