Try Kevin Murphy or Eleven products. Eleven is specially made for the Australian climate and they do a give me volume range which is awesome! They also do a texture powder which doesn't leave your hair feeling chalky like a lot of others.
Kevin Murphy does a resort range which gives beach hair without the yuck feeling tooalso smells amazing.
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29-12-2016 10:28 #12
I alternate between shampoos and conditioners so my hair doesn't get used to any particular product.
Here are my favourite products for dry and chemically treated hair:
Alterna 'Caviar Anti-Aging' replenishing moisture shampoo.
Love this one, it's free of sulfates, parabens etc and it restores moisture.
Keratase Resistence, this one gives a good work out from hair structures out.
Wella SP shampoo and mask.
In the past have used Redken 'Smooth down with macadamia oil' and Joico, again, Joico doesn't have sulfates etc.
I cannot speak highly enough of Alterna's 'Rapid Repair Spray' this stuff is the bomb! Smells divine (always important) and makes your hair silky soft especially if using a lot of heating and chemicals. A little goes a long way, so I tend to just spray the ends of my hair.
Another I love is the Wella 'Luxe Oil' which is a reconstructive elixer. A little goes a long way, just one pump into your hands and rub all over your hair. I use it before I use the GHD or after a shampoo. Another one that smells divine. I need to buy another as I've just run out!
And lastly, this little product is another of my favourites, Richard Ward's 'Chelsea Collection Anti-aging Argan Elixer'. This one is a small bottle, and not overly cheap, but it does do a great job of de-frizzing and smoothing.
Richard Ward is the hairdresser of Kate Middleton, which is probably why it's expensive to buy here.
All of the above are great for heat styled, dry and bleached hair, but also for keeping non-treated hair smooth and silky from the inner hair structures out, not just the outside.
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29-12-2016 13:41 #17
My hair feels so much better today after doing a treatment with the Make brand last night, definitely less straw like and softer I also don't look like I have stuck my finger in a power point
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29-12-2016 13:46 #18
I'm still hunting for great products. But I can NOT recommend some products!
I'll never touch another Aesops Haircare product after their shampoo and conditioner left my hair feeling like straw.
I also don't love Keune products - which are what my hairdresser uses.
I used to use Redken but stopped loving it after I had my DS and my hair changed. Less oily and more dry.
I'd love recommendations for moisturising, but not heavy, products.
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29-12-2016 15:23 #19
@Mod-Uniquey because it's all about the scent, the CPR intensive treatment that I posted earlier smells absolutely delicious! It's a mix between blueberries and bubblegum. The scent sticks around for a few washes too.
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