These are all the products that I finished during the months of January and February. I'm finding that it isn't that hard to finish products when you focus on certain ones instead of dabbling in everything.
Showing posts with label conditioner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conditioner. Show all posts
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Empties, 2nd Edition
It's time for another edition of Empties!
These are all the products that I finished during the months of January and February. I'm finding that it isn't that hard to finish products when you focus on certain ones instead of dabbling in everything.
These are all the products that I finished during the months of January and February. I'm finding that it isn't that hard to finish products when you focus on certain ones instead of dabbling in everything.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Trial Size Tuesday: Joico K-Pak Moisture Intense Hydrator
I have a lot of trial- and travel-size items to get through, so I'm instituting a weekly challenge to try to get through them. Exciting! Let's get started.
This is my hair.
It's a kinky cloud, basically. My hair demands moisture all the time. Unfortunately, I neglected it a bit during the holiday season, leaving it parched.
Enter the Joico K-Pak Moisture Intense Hydrator.
From the label: This intense hydrating treatment restores moisture to overly dry, damaged hair, seals the cuticle, imparts shine, and improves manageability and elasticity. pH 3.5.
Sounds good to me!
This conditioner has a thick, lotiony consistency. Not watery, but not thick enough to call creamy.
It smells just like a hair salon. Really, just go to any salon when it's open and you will smell this conditioner. Fortunately, the smell doesn't linger once the hair has dried.
DIRECTIONS: Apply to damp hair. Leave in for 3-5 minutes and rinse.
When it comes to deep conditioners, I always leave them longer than the label recommends. In this case, I applied a generous amount to just-shampooed hair, slapped on a plastic cap, and left it on for an hour.
I rinsed my hair and was left with this:
Lovely, defined, fluffy awesomeness.
After styling, my hair shrank some, but the definition and softness remained. Impressive.
The softness and touchability of my hair is so nice. The moisture was indeed intense, delivering just what my dry hair needed. Also, the touch of keratin served to smooth my rough strands. It's definitely going into my deep conditioner rotation.
I recommend this to anyone who needs deep moisture with a little bit of strengthening. This product can be found at salons and Ulta.
This is my hair.
It's a kinky cloud, basically. My hair demands moisture all the time. Unfortunately, I neglected it a bit during the holiday season, leaving it parched.
Enter the Joico K-Pak Moisture Intense Hydrator.
From the label: This intense hydrating treatment restores moisture to overly dry, damaged hair, seals the cuticle, imparts shine, and improves manageability and elasticity. pH 3.5.
Sounds good to me!
This conditioner has a thick, lotiony consistency. Not watery, but not thick enough to call creamy.
It smells just like a hair salon. Really, just go to any salon when it's open and you will smell this conditioner. Fortunately, the smell doesn't linger once the hair has dried.
DIRECTIONS: Apply to damp hair. Leave in for 3-5 minutes and rinse.
When it comes to deep conditioners, I always leave them longer than the label recommends. In this case, I applied a generous amount to just-shampooed hair, slapped on a plastic cap, and left it on for an hour.
I rinsed my hair and was left with this:
Lovely, defined, fluffy awesomeness.
After styling, my hair shrank some, but the definition and softness remained. Impressive.
The softness and touchability of my hair is so nice. The moisture was indeed intense, delivering just what my dry hair needed. Also, the touch of keratin served to smooth my rough strands. It's definitely going into my deep conditioner rotation.
I recommend this to anyone who needs deep moisture with a little bit of strengthening. This product can be found at salons and Ulta.
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