You realize while you’re sitting in a stylist’s chair and proper earlier than they begin your blowout, they ask whether or not you utilize heat-protectant spray at house? It is on this second that I pause…and confidently nod sure, although we each know it is not true. Nope, my hair is dry, frizzy, and terribly break up on the ends—shout-out to my light highlights, final summer season’s keratin therapy, and years of overstyling with out the correct instruments or hair-care merchandise.
It isn’t that I do not wish to use something earlier than styling (I do know I must), however I’ve by no means had the endurance (or self-discipline) to often use a stand-alone product that wasn’t giving any payoff. That is partly as a result of I haven’t got simply dry hair. I’ve the type of thick, frizzy hair that would in all probability be doused in a bottle of Olaplex No. 7 and nonetheless be broomstick-dry. (Okay, that is perhaps a contact dramatic.)
Hair oils do assist with shine and hair masks do assist nourish my chemically handled waves, however no styling product or leave-in therapy has been capable of ship same-day outcomes and swap up my habits fairly as quick or as drastically as Hair Rituel by Sisley’s The Cream 230. One phrase: wow.
Hair Rituel by Sisley’s The Cream 230 is a heat-protectant cream that can be utilized earlier than styling, as a leave-in conditioner after showering—or each. The cream has a easy, light-weight texture that folds into hair seamlessly, leaving no white, sticky residue behind in my hair (or on my arms after washing). The method is full of nourishing botanicals and a proprietary mix that the model calls Complicated 230. (Therefore the title.) The product is activated via warmth and is supposed to guard hair from styling instruments as much as 450°F. That is superb for me since I have a tendency to make use of the best potential settings on all my styling instruments since my thick, wavy will take hours to dry in any other case.
I have been utilizing the product for a number of weeks now—usually one or two pumps—and have utilized it on damp hair after shampooing and conditioning, in addition to on dry hair the day after washing. I’ve even reapplied to semi-sweaty hair after figuring out once I wanted to easy out frizz and contact up the waves within the entrance with a quickie blowout. (Even with a number of layers of product in my hair at this level, including in additional cream did not make my hair really feel or look overly greasy.)
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