Over the past few months I have noticed a lot of people sporting ombre hair. Since I graduated my hair to ombre last October I though that it would be useful to give those who are thinking about doing an ombre hairstyle or have one already some hair care tips.
My hairdresser kindly suggested Redken's "Real Control" Shampoo and conditioner to whip my hair back into shape after all that nasty bleaching. Although Redken is notoriously pricey these two products really pack a powerful punch and I do feel they were worth the buy. Both the shampoo and conditioner restored the moister back into my hair and I could feel the difference even after a few days of use, but do be warned a little goes a far way with these products as over use can result in greasy oily hair.
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Along with my Redken products I used Doves intensive repair mask once every week and I was incredibly impressed with this product. I feel that Dove really came through in producing a good quality hair mask as it not only provides your hair with great moister but also makes it heavenly soft.
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Recently I was introduced to John Frieda's Full repair body Shampoo and Conditioner by a friend of mine. Being a female, I obviously extensively researched reviews on these products before buying them and people were literally raving over them! So i decided to head out and purchase the pair (at a reasonably affordable price might I add) and already after one wash I can feel the difference. Hair as soft as a babies bottom? - Yes its possible.
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Sheinside:
I quite recently stumbled upon a online store called "She-inside" after seeing one of their items on Pintrest. The clothing is amazing and yet so affordable but I am indecisive as to whether or not I should purchase something due to many mixed reviews online. Have any of you bought an item from Sheinside? If so was it worth it?
Thanks for reading :)
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