Hello beauties!
I was planning to do a review about the product I am about to today, but I was expecting the Avon package, because I had run out of my super lovely hair balm and I had to wait for my re-purchase to arrive. Actually, this is the 4th time I repurchase it in 6 months or so, so you understand that what I am about to talk is the Holy Grail in my hair treatment routine. I know I wouldn't change it for anything else, and trust me, I have tried a lot of hair products so far.
It has a light corally-pink colour as you can see, and its consistency is a bit...hhhmmm...well, it's like a very thick cream with a bit of jelly in it. So, it kinda bounces like gel, but it is super thick at the same time. It smells absoluterly gorgeous, and it's super cheap: I do not remember paying more than 2,50 euros (~4$) for it, and it contains 250ml. Depending on its usage, it will probably last you a long time. I have never really counted, but I know it's not something you will need to buy every so often, mostly cause a litle goes a long way.
More specifically, this balm contains almond oil and avocado (imagine the moisture effect *__*) and it is of course recommended for dry/damaged hair. Unlike what I -and also many of you- might think, this is not a hair mask. Yeah, I thought it was, but it actually says (in the french label right underneath the english one) that it's an after shampooing balm, which you don't need to rinse. The first time I used it, I applied it as it was recommended. It wasn't what I needed though, so I will give you instructions on how to use it properly, according to your hair type, the length of it, and the damage output your hair has been exposed to:
I. Dry Hair -/- Damaged from styling
Since this product is recommended for this type of hair, it would be good to follow the instructions and act accordingly: after shampooing your hair, you put some product on your palms to warm it slightly and you apply from the middle of your hair downwards. You don't want to put this on your roots, as it is gonna make them greasy. You esure that the product is evenly distributed throught the hair and you wrap your hair in a towel for at least 15' so that the product will be absorbed with the warmth of your entire head which will be wraped in the towel. Then you blow dry as usual. And tadaaaa! Miracle! Your hair will thank you afterwards and it will stay soft for longer.
Depending on how long, or how damaged your hair is, you adjust the amount of product you will need. I ensure you though that once you feel the texture you will realise you don't need much, as it will probably leave your hair a bit heavy, if much is applied. It is that strong. Use it as often as you think you need. I would recommend 2 (max.3 times a week).
II. Normal (Moistful) Hair / Slightly (or not at all) damaged from styling
Now you will ask me: "Why would I want to use tha if my hair are not dry or damaged?". The answer is "because all hair need some treatment". If you aren't taking any care of your hair don't expect it to give you any hint of beauty. You give something and you take something back :D
Since this is the way I use the product, I can be double sure that what I tell you is what it is. I use this product once every week, because I condition my hair everytime I shower, plus I never use any styling so my hair aren't damaged at all. After shampooing, apply the amount you think you need from the middle of your hair downwards, and let it sit for 20' like a normal mask. Then rinse slightly to get the extra residue off. Blow dry as usual.
The reason why I recommend you to slightly rinse it off, it's because of the potency of the product. As I said above, it is really strong, so if your hair isn't dry or damaged, if you happen to use it in the way mentioned above all you will get will be heavy hair till the next shower. The first time I got it, I used it like it is recommended and I felt my hair greasy and heavy. So, I figured out that if applied as a mask, it will penetrate deep, but any extra residue will be rinsed off. I still use it like that till today, and my hair is soft like cotton, and the frizz isn't that noticeable anymore. Use it as a mask once (max.2 times) a week and see the difference!
Like I said earlier, the amount you need to use depends mostly on the length of your hair, and the width of it. If you have fine hair, don't put much of it. If you have heavy, long, coarse hair, then you will need some extra product, mostly to ensure that everything is covered by it. All in all, you know by now that I am honest about my opinion, and I think that this product should be in everyone's shower. I think you should give it a try!
I hope I have covered everything, but if you still got any questions don't hesitate to leave a comment down below -- Also, I will be expecting you to share any opinions you have, if you have already tried this product! ^___^
I was planning to do a review about the product I am about to today, but I was expecting the Avon package, because I had run out of my super lovely hair balm and I had to wait for my re-purchase to arrive. Actually, this is the 4th time I repurchase it in 6 months or so, so you understand that what I am about to talk is the Holy Grail in my hair treatment routine. I know I wouldn't change it for anything else, and trust me, I have tried a lot of hair products so far.
This is the Conditioning Balm, from Avon. It is so far the best balm I have ever used and I will show you two ways to use it, depending on your hair type and your needs, so stay with me till the end :D
It has a light corally-pink colour as you can see, and its consistency is a bit...hhhmmm...well, it's like a very thick cream with a bit of jelly in it. So, it kinda bounces like gel, but it is super thick at the same time. It smells absoluterly gorgeous, and it's super cheap: I do not remember paying more than 2,50 euros (~4$) for it, and it contains 250ml. Depending on its usage, it will probably last you a long time. I have never really counted, but I know it's not something you will need to buy every so often, mostly cause a litle goes a long way.
More specifically, this balm contains almond oil and avocado (imagine the moisture effect *__*) and it is of course recommended for dry/damaged hair. Unlike what I -and also many of you- might think, this is not a hair mask. Yeah, I thought it was, but it actually says (in the french label right underneath the english one) that it's an after shampooing balm, which you don't need to rinse. The first time I used it, I applied it as it was recommended. It wasn't what I needed though, so I will give you instructions on how to use it properly, according to your hair type, the length of it, and the damage output your hair has been exposed to:
I. Dry Hair -/- Damaged from styling
Since this product is recommended for this type of hair, it would be good to follow the instructions and act accordingly: after shampooing your hair, you put some product on your palms to warm it slightly and you apply from the middle of your hair downwards. You don't want to put this on your roots, as it is gonna make them greasy. You esure that the product is evenly distributed throught the hair and you wrap your hair in a towel for at least 15' so that the product will be absorbed with the warmth of your entire head which will be wraped in the towel. Then you blow dry as usual. And tadaaaa! Miracle! Your hair will thank you afterwards and it will stay soft for longer.
Depending on how long, or how damaged your hair is, you adjust the amount of product you will need. I ensure you though that once you feel the texture you will realise you don't need much, as it will probably leave your hair a bit heavy, if much is applied. It is that strong. Use it as often as you think you need. I would recommend 2 (max.3 times a week).
II. Normal (Moistful) Hair / Slightly (or not at all) damaged from styling
Now you will ask me: "Why would I want to use tha if my hair are not dry or damaged?". The answer is "because all hair need some treatment". If you aren't taking any care of your hair don't expect it to give you any hint of beauty. You give something and you take something back :D
Since this is the way I use the product, I can be double sure that what I tell you is what it is. I use this product once every week, because I condition my hair everytime I shower, plus I never use any styling so my hair aren't damaged at all. After shampooing, apply the amount you think you need from the middle of your hair downwards, and let it sit for 20' like a normal mask. Then rinse slightly to get the extra residue off. Blow dry as usual.
The reason why I recommend you to slightly rinse it off, it's because of the potency of the product. As I said above, it is really strong, so if your hair isn't dry or damaged, if you happen to use it in the way mentioned above all you will get will be heavy hair till the next shower. The first time I got it, I used it like it is recommended and I felt my hair greasy and heavy. So, I figured out that if applied as a mask, it will penetrate deep, but any extra residue will be rinsed off. I still use it like that till today, and my hair is soft like cotton, and the frizz isn't that noticeable anymore. Use it as a mask once (max.2 times) a week and see the difference!
Like I said earlier, the amount you need to use depends mostly on the length of your hair, and the width of it. If you have fine hair, don't put much of it. If you have heavy, long, coarse hair, then you will need some extra product, mostly to ensure that everything is covered by it. All in all, you know by now that I am honest about my opinion, and I think that this product should be in everyone's shower. I think you should give it a try!
I hope I have covered everything, but if you still got any questions don't hesitate to leave a comment down below -- Also, I will be expecting you to share any opinions you have, if you have already tried this product! ^___^
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