Review on 🧴 Garnier Fructis Triple Nutrition Shampoo - 12.5 Fluid Ounce, Perfect for Nourishing Hair by Lang Lang Buana ᠌

After reading numerous raving reviews of this oil online, I made up my mind to buy some. The final result was excellent. While this won't actually fix his split ends, it will make it look like he's taken good care of his hair. After washing my hair, I apply a small amount (just a drop or two) of the product and comb it through. This is because excessive use results in icicles forming on the hair, necessitating an extra wash. Nonetheless, you can get a good result if you approach the matter carefully. My hair is approximately waist-length (it is in the process of growing out), bleached blond at level 9, has naturally dryish tips, and has a tendency to be greasy at the roots despite my daily washes. The instructions recommend using it with oil, however it can be used on either dry or damp hair, either before or after washing. Neither before nor after I washed my hair did I try to apply it. When my hair is damp, I apply the product and then brush it out. The outcome is pleasing; the hair begins to shine in an artificially bright way and also becomes smoother and simpler to manage, eliciting feelings of pure ecstasy. While I am careful to avoid getting any on my roots, this has no effect on my hair's vitality or "killing" its volume because I only apply it to the lengths and ends. I switch between using this oil and the liquid crystals from Constant de Light. It indicates that continued use can cause a small drying of the hair, which is something I myself find quite unappealing. This is why I constantly shift between the two. I have no qualms about resorting to this method. I'd like to emphasize the product's value for money; after over a year of use, I still have over half of the original supply left. Because of how long it will be in circulation, people may grow bored with it. Oil, without a doubt, is what you need.