Tests of six new hair care products were conducted

Discover which treatments, from serums to masks, guarantee to treat, smooth, and satisfy your split ends. The question is whether to curl or not to curl: We experimented with six novel hair products. Have a good hair day! Yes, of course. After removing the clips, our tester experimented with masks, serums, and sprays that claimed to nourish the hair, tame frizz, and satisfy split ends.

Nutrient Serum for Split Ends: A Hair Care Solution

Tester’s Verdict: The new serum from Kérastase’s Nutritive series, which is intended to repair and seal ends, is a great addition to the already superb line of treatments that are available for treating dry and dull hair like mine. The key, as with all such serums, is in the dosage: resist the urge to spill half a bottle over the mound of hair on your head (and that’s before summer officially begins). To leave the ends and lengths of hair soft and flexible, apply no more than two to three smoothed drops of the serum, keeping them away from the scalp of course. If you spill more, your hair will grow oily and you’ll want to take another shower. Nutri-Supplement Split Ends Serum, Kérastase, NIS 190.

Hair Care Review: Oil for Repair and Restoration

The promise of “Oil for Repair and Restoration” sets high expectations in the realm of hair care. The verdict of the tester is in: she, an avid fan of style and heat-treated hair products, decided to put the brand’s new oil to the test.

This oil is specifically formulated to address common hair concerns, including reducing frizz, protecting ends, and preserving hair that undergoes frequent heat styling. The application process is simple: just a few drops, whether air drying or using a flat iron.

Impressively, the oil proves to be weightless, quickly drying, and forming a barely perceptible yet effective coating over the hair. This coating serves to reduce volume, prevent tangling, and impart a noticeable shine.

When faced with the choice of investing in the series’ pricey products, the tester recommends prioritizing the mask. However, for those who can afford it, the “Oil for Repair and Restoration” represents a significant improvement in hair appearance and health.

K18 offers this Replenishing Oil at NIS 379, delivering on its promise of repair and restoration for your hair.

Hair Care: The Promise of “Preserving Color and Protection Against Breakage”

Tester’s Verdict: The worst thing that can happen to a blonde is to turn a drab orange color—also known as the “Donald Trump” tint. L’Oréal Professionnel discovered methods and created a line of hair care products that claim to remove metals from water that build up in hair fibers and maintain color vibrancy. After her most recent salon visit, the wheat blonde tester used solely the shampoo and mask from the series and observed any changes. “Metal detox for hair is the kind of hair care product that, until it started being marketed to you at beauty salons, you didn’t know you needed. told in told, these are incredibly decadent hair care goods that provide a home salon experience for a peasant. They perform the job, as evidenced by the heady fresh aroma, the texture, the soft finish the hair obtained, and the knowledge of their price. Two months after the salon appointment, the blonde’s color is still fairly true to the original tone, if not noticeably more so. Of course, the true test of the hair care items will come in a few more months, when summer brings with it sea salt, sun, and chlorine.” L’Oréal

Hair Care Review: Dove Intensive 1-Minute Super Conditioner Repair

Expert, METAL DETOX – Shampoo ₪85, NIS 209 Mask. The Promise of “Conditioning with a Serum That Repairs Hair in a Minute and Reduces Hair Breakage”

Tester’s Verdict: Dove, the approachable grooming giant that can be found in any neighborhood drugstore and supermarket, communicates to us in all the right ways. Having long, damaged hair? Verify. In just one minute, repair? It’s okay if we do. After a swap and a minute plus or minus depending on the length of the hair, the outcome is pleasing: the hair is very soft, easy to comb, and the ends are less brittle and split, at least until the next switch. The conditioner is light and leaves no heavy residue. An effective product at a fair cost. Dove, Intensive 1-Minute Super Conditioner Repair – NIS 24. Hair Care

The Guarantee: “A Miracle Treatment Providing Moisture, Softness, and Shine in 9 Seconds, for Hair that has undergone Straightening or Heat Styling”

Tester’s Opinion: Did it take a minute? Use Natural Formula’s Keratin Water for nine seconds. In fact, it’s a water-based keratin product that is entirely liquid and should be applied straight to clean hair following a switch, avoiding the hand’s intermediary role. How much should I add? The tester most likely applied too little on the initial tries because the effect was negligible to nonexistent. She chose to exaggerate in the next several exchanges, waited for slightly longer than nine seconds, and then washed. Once the hair dried, see and feel the effects. Before her very damaged and thin hair began to absorb moisture once again, it felt exceptionally silky, manageable, and frizz-free. Nice for people who require assistance promoting the curls in their unmanageable hair. At a reachable

The Promise of “5 Benefits in One Miracle Product – Smoothing Frizz, Heat Protection, Untangling Knots, Strengthening Hair, and Increasing Shine”

Tester’s Verdict: This product promises every hair desire under the sun, and I’ll be happy if even one of them comes true. The perfume is mild and pleasant; nothing particularly noteworthy about the spray. Just like everything else in life, the key is moderation. If you use a bit too much, your hair will feel oily and oily. When used appropriately, it can withstand difficult split ends and leave hair incredibly soft and well-groomed for at least half a day, until it starts to seek moisture again. Good for people who need help controlling the frizz in their curly hair. It’s worth a try to see whether the heightened excitement is contagious for you at a reasonable cost.