Hello reader!
Today's post is all about haircare as I have recently discovered a lovely new shampoo and conditioner combo which I'm really enjoying using.
I have quite fine hair but a lot of it so sometime it can look a bit flat and it takes a LOT of work to get some volume and shape to it. I have tried lots of different shampoos and conditioners in the past and I have really like some of them but my latest purchases are becoming my new favs.
I picked up the Ojon Volume Advanced Volumsing Shampoo and matching conditioner which is designed for fine, limp, flat hair and so far I'm impressed they smell so gorgeous for a start! I've never used anything from this brand before and didn't know a lot about them so allow me to tell you.
The products are formulated with 100% natural essential oil and they are free from:
The shampoo is described as a volume-boosting coconut-derived cleanser that contains Ojon's hair repairing elixir. Even from the first use of this product it made my hair feel really clean and due to it's ingredients it doesn't leave a film or coating on the hair which, for my fine locks, is very important if I've any hope of creating volume to rival the best beehive!
The conditioner is lovely to use, it hydrates the hair without weighing it down and I tend to use it just on the mid-lengths and ends.
I'm really impressed with these products and I do think my hair has much more life to since using them. I will definitely be re purchasing them once I've finished these bottles and if you have a similar hair type to mine I'd recommend giving them a go if you've tried a few options and haven't found anything that's helped. They are pricey than the average shampoo and conditioner but purely in my experience I'd say they are worth it.
Hooray for volume!
Have you tired these products? Or have you got any other haircare favourites to share?
Until next time, Steph :)
This is not a sponsored or paid for post just purely my thoughts and options.
Today's post is all about haircare as I have recently discovered a lovely new shampoo and conditioner combo which I'm really enjoying using.
I have quite fine hair but a lot of it so sometime it can look a bit flat and it takes a LOT of work to get some volume and shape to it. I have tried lots of different shampoos and conditioners in the past and I have really like some of them but my latest purchases are becoming my new favs.
I picked up the Ojon Volume Advanced Volumsing Shampoo and matching conditioner which is designed for fine, limp, flat hair and so far I'm impressed they smell so gorgeous for a start! I've never used anything from this brand before and didn't know a lot about them so allow me to tell you.
The products are formulated with 100% natural essential oil and they are free from:
- Parabens
- Phthalates
- Propylene Glycol
- Mineral Oil
- Petrolatum
- Paraffin
- Synthetic Color
- Animal Ingredients (except cruelty free-honey & beeswax)
The shampoo is described as a volume-boosting coconut-derived cleanser that contains Ojon's hair repairing elixir. Even from the first use of this product it made my hair feel really clean and due to it's ingredients it doesn't leave a film or coating on the hair which, for my fine locks, is very important if I've any hope of creating volume to rival the best beehive!
The conditioner is lovely to use, it hydrates the hair without weighing it down and I tend to use it just on the mid-lengths and ends.
I'm really impressed with these products and I do think my hair has much more life to since using them. I will definitely be re purchasing them once I've finished these bottles and if you have a similar hair type to mine I'd recommend giving them a go if you've tried a few options and haven't found anything that's helped. They are pricey than the average shampoo and conditioner but purely in my experience I'd say they are worth it.
Hooray for volume!
Have you tired these products? Or have you got any other haircare favourites to share?
Until next time, Steph :)
This is not a sponsored or paid for post just purely my thoughts and options.
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