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

I decided to buy this oil after reading a lot of excellent reviews about it. The product lived up to expectations in every way. Even while it won't fix the problem of split ends, he can still make his hair look like it's been groomed by taking care of it in other ways. I apply it to my wet hair after washing it, and I only use 1-2 drops of it. This is because if you use too much, you will end up with icicles hanging from your hair, which will require additional washing. Yet, if you handle the situation thoughtfully, you will have a good chance of succeeding. My hair is long, almost to the waist (currently in the process of growing out), bleached blond at level 9, the tips are, of course, dryish, and the hair tends to be oily at the roots, even though I wash my hair every day. Even though it says to use it with oil on the packaging, you may use it to either dry or damp hair, both before and after washing your hair. I did not attempt to apply it to my dry hair or my hair that had not been washed first. Before combing, I apply it to my hair while it's still damp. The end result is satisfying - the hair begins to shine unnaturally, it gets smoother and more manageable, and one cannot help but be happy about this development. Because I just apply it to the lengths and ends of my hair and avoid getting it near the roots, this does not have an impact on the vibrancy of my hair, nor does it "kill" its volume. This oil is rotated with the liquid crystals that are sold by Constant de Light. It seems to me that with regular usage, it can dry out the hair a little, which is something that I absolutely do not want to happen. Because of this, I switch between the two frequently. Using this approach, I have no complaints at all. I would like to point out that the product is quite cost-effective; I have been utilizing it for approximately a year, and even half of it has not been utilized up to this point. because it has a long playing period, it may even have the opportunity to become uninterested in its own play. Oil, beyond doubt, I suggest.