Quick Hair Profile
Cut: Longish length, long layers and feathered.
Natural State: A slightly wavy or flicked end with some
fizz, natural colour is a mid brown/dark blonde.
Current Status: Hi-lighted (very out grown!) and ombre –
bleached.
Routine: I try and wash it every 3 days, use heat about once
a week on average (hair dryer OR hot tool, unless it’s a special occasion!)
So, that’s my hair’s current condition and routine. Over
all, it’s been damaged from colour and junk but it’s still pretty healthy
looking. I’m not too fussed on fancy shampoos and stuff, I’ve tried mid range
brands like Tigi Bedhead, John Freda, Fudge, and cheaper high street stuff like
Herbal Essences, Lush and L’Oreal. To be honest, I’ve never really found much difference,
so I usually have a couple of cheap combos that I rotate through. What drew me
to ‘Organix Moroccan Argan Oil Shampoo & Conditioner’ is the argan oil. If
you’ve watched any of my hair tutorials then you will definitely have seen me
use ‘Macadamia Healing Oil Treatment’, I am obsessed with the stuff because it’s
awesome (review to come!) So I thought I’d give this combo a try, as it’s also not
overly pricey at £6 a bottle. I’ve been using it for just over a month, and I think I like it, but
still have really mixed feelings...
Shampoo
The shampoo doesn’t froth and bubble on the first wash, but
does on the second, which is fine and common with more natural stuff. It doesn’t
strip your hair, but it gives that ‘squeaky clean’ feeling, which I’m not
really a fan of. I know it means your hair is super cleansed, but it just feels
too resistant when your try to run your fingers through it, makes me scared my
hair might just snap off!
Conditioner
Now, you know when you use a hair conditioner and you lather
it on, and after a minute your hair feels super soft? Yeah, well this didn’t do
that for me. I found it difficult to comb through, and no matter the length of
time it’s on the hair, it only softens it slightly. It does smell lovely though,
quite a soft, fresh scent, kind of like sweet grass (makes me think of Willy
Wonka’s factory haha)
So for me, the washing process isn’t my favourite but the
results are worth it. I don’t regret buying it, but I don’t think I’d be
rushing out to repurchase it once I’m done. If you’ve tried it let me know what
you think!
Gem
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